Despite being the largest economy in southeast Asia, Indonesia still faces challenges when it comes to nutrition and child development outcomes. Nationally, 31% of children under five are stunted, with dramatic differences between provinces.
The Government of Indonesia has been working to decrease rates of undernutrition, but there are still large gaps in the availability and provision of basic nutrition services. In 2018, the Government launched the National Strategy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention to ensure better alignment between sectors and national and sub-national programs.