Building stronger project management for Indonesia’s health programmes
World Health Organization
Last updated: April 30, 2026
Health program leaders at the Ministry of Health manage intricate initiatives with numerous stakeholders but often lack formal project management training. This deficiency hinders effective program delivery, leading to significant delays and resource inefficiencies. The ministry acknowledges this gap and is exploring solutions to enhance project management capabilities.
- This lack of formal training impacts the successful execution of vital health programs, contributing to project delays and inefficient resource allocation. Despite managing complex initiatives involving diverse stakeholders, many leaders have not undergone structured project management education. The consequences include missed deadlines, budget overruns, and a potential compromise in the quality and reach of health services. The Ministry of Health recognizes this critical skill deficit and is considering strategies to implement comprehensive training programs. These programs aim to equip leaders with the necessary tools and methodologies to navigate project complexities, improve stakeholder coordination, and ensure timely and effective program outcomes. The focus is on building a more robust project management framework within the ministry to enhance the overall efficiency and impact of health initiatives.
