Bring together
Prepare SSGI nutrition indicators across three survey years in a consistent analytical structure.
PUBLIC HEALTH INTELLIGENCE · INDONESIA
An interactive decision dashboard using Survey Status Gizi Indonesia (SSGI) data from 2021–2023 to help public-health teams see where undernutrition is concentrated, understand its patterns and focus action where it is needed most.
Intan Jaya
Timor Tengah Selatan
Pegunungan Bintang
Dogiyai
01 / THE DECISION
Indonesia’s child nutrition challenge is not evenly distributed. A national indicator is essential for monitoring progress, but it cannot by itself show which communities need attention first.
This work turns SSGI data into an interface that makes variation visible — across nutrition measures, years, provinces, districts, age groups and gender. It gives decision-makers a practical way to ask: where is the need greatest, what is changing, and what response should be prioritised?
02 / THE DATA PRODUCT
Move from a national dataset to a clear, locally relevant action agenda.
Prepare SSGI nutrition indicators across three survey years in a consistent analytical structure.
Compare stunting, underweight and wasting over time and across population groups.
Rank areas of greatest concern and provide district-level context for targeted attention.
Translate findings into clear questions and recommendations for local planning and response.
03 / 2023 SNAPSHOT
The dashboard holds the key child undernutrition measures together, so trends and geographic inequalities can be considered alongside one another rather than in isolation.
stunting in the 2023 dashboard snapshot
underweight in the 2023 dashboard snapshot
moderate wasting in the 2023 dashboard snapshot
Values shown are descriptive dashboard indicators based on the SSGI 2021–2023 data product. They are designed to guide investigation and planning, alongside local evidence and public-health expertise.
04 / INTERACTION DESIGN
The experience is designed for exploration: start with the big picture, then filter to the geography and group that matters. Rather than burying the user in a report, it brings the route to an evidence-informed next step into view.
COMPARE
Bring stunting, underweight and wasting together to avoid treating a single indicator as the whole story.
FILTER
Use geographic and demographic filters to identify groups and places that warrant closer attention.
ACT
Use the dashboard as a shared evidence base for discussing practical, locally appropriate nutrition action.
05 / FROM INSIGHT TO ACTION
The dashboard does not prescribe a universal intervention. It makes the evidence legible, so program teams can combine it with local knowledge, service capacity and community priorities.
06 / PROJECT PRINCIPLE
Better data matters when it helps the right people act in the right place.Discuss a public health data product ↗