Building Evidence for Stronger Community Health Systems in Eastern Indonesia: CPHI Udayana University and 1000 Days Fund Explore Strategic Research Collaboration

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• Selasa, 30 Juni 2026
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Denpasar, Bali – June 30, 2026 – The Center for Public Health Innovation (CPHI), Udayana University, welcomed representatives from the 1000 Days Fund for a strategic meeting to explore opportunities for research collaboration aimed at strengthening community health systems in Eastern Indonesia.

The meeting marked an important first step toward establishing a long-term partnership that leverages the strengths of both institutions in generating high-quality evidence to inform health policies and improve the implementation of community-based health programs.

Discussions focused on identifying collaborative research priorities that address key public health challenges in Eastern Indonesia, with particular emphasis on strengthening community health systems, enhancing primary healthcare services, supporting community health workers, and improving maternal and child health outcomes. Through evidence generation and implementation research, both institutions seek to contribute to more effective, equitable, and sustainable health interventions in the region.

The collaboration also highlighted the importance of translating research findings into policy and practice. By combining academic expertise with field-based program implementation, CPHI and the 1000 Days Fund aim to produce evidence that supports data-driven decision-making and strengthens health system performance at both local and national levels.

As a leading research center dedicated to advancing innovation in public health, CPHI Udayana University continues to foster multidisciplinary and cross-sector partnerships to address complex health challenges. Strategic collaborations with national and international partners are integral to CPHI's mission of generating impactful research that contributes to healthier communities.

The exploratory meeting reflects the shared commitment of CPHI Udayana University and the 1000 Days Fund to advancing evidence-based solutions for community health. Moving forward, both institutions look forward to developing collaborative research initiatives that generate meaningful evidence and create lasting impact for communities across Eastern Indonesia.