Jakarta, September 24, 2026 - The Ministry of Health (MoH) of the Republic of Indonesia has added another significant achievement in advancing health technology transformation in Indonesia. Throughout September 2026, the SATUSEHAT Ecosystem received two awards: the IN-Apps Digital Award 2026 at the national level and the Digital@UNGA Awards 2026 at the global level.

The first award was presented to SATUSEHAT Mobile in the Application Supporting National Priority Programs category at the IN-Apps Digital Awards 2026. Organized by the Ministry of Creative Economy/Creative Economy Agency, the award recognizes SATUSEHAT Mobile’s role in supporting national priority programs, particularly the Free Health Screening (CKG) program.

Through SATUSEHAT Mobile, the public can access a range of CKG services, from registration, choosing a CKG schedule and location, to self-screening and accessing their CKG results.

As of July 31, 2026, the CKG program had reached 73.8 million people, comprising 62.7 million participants who underwent screening at community health centers (puskesmas) and in communities, as well as 11.1 million children through the School CKG program.

“This award recognizes the efforts made by the MoH Indonesia through SATUSEHAT Mobile to support the implementation of the CKG program. This achievement also motivates us to continue developing digital innovations that can provide meaningful benefits to the public,” said Eko Sulistijo, Head of the Center for Data and Information Technology (Pusdatin), MoH Indonesia.

Shortly thereafter, the SATUSEHAT Platform was recognized as the runner-up in the Digital Government category at the Digital@UNGA Awards 2026. The award was received by the Head of the Health Development Policy Agency (BKPK), MoH Indonesia, Asnawi Abdullah, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York (21/09).

SATUSEHAT Platform was the only finalist from Indonesia, which featured approximately 1,500 innovations from 146 countries. The achievement reflects the continued development of SATUSEHAT Platform as Indonesia’s national health information system. As of July 31, 2026, a total of 42,337 healthcare facilities across Indonesia had been integrated with SATUSEHAT to support the interoperability of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) data.

“Recognition at this international awards event further strengthens our commitment to advancing digital transformation and health data integration through SATUSEHAT,” Eko added.

Eko further stated that the two awards reinforce Indonesia’s Ministry of Health’s continued efforts to build an increasingly robust, resilient, and inclusive digital health ecosystem. These efforts aim to ensure that the use of health technology and data can support more integrated health services and deliver tangible benefits to communities across Indonesia.

This press release is syndicated from the Bureau of Communication and Public Information under the title “Kemenkes RI Raih Penghargaan Nasional dan Global Sekaligus untuk SATUSEHAT” and republished by the Center for Data and Information Technology - Health Technology Transformation and Digitalization Team (Pusdatin-TTDK), Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia.

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