CIMSA COMMEMORATIVE BOOK: 20TH YEARS OF RESILIENCE

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ABOUT US Founded in 2001, CIMSA has always put forward its activities that have long been viewed as a way to enable young people with a desire to make a difference in the community.

We remain as committed as ever to empowering medical students and improving nation's health, and will continue working towards making it a reality.

CIMSA or Center for Indonesian Medical Students' Activities is a medical student organization that is nationalist, independent, inclusive, non-political, and nonpartisan.

CIMSA prepares medical students to increase their capacity in medical fields, empowers them to play roles in the field, and enables them to gain experiences in contributing towards the improvement of the nation’s health.

Starting with six locals on May 6th 2001, CIMSA has grown to have 27 locals and we are looking forward to expanding and empowering more medical students nationwide. Since 2002, CIMSA has been affiliated with the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA) which is recognized by World Health Organization as the international forum for medical students. This brings CIMSA to think globally and act locally.

Through four core programs of CIMSA which are capacity building, activities, advocacy, and research, CIMSA works in the focus areas related to public health, sexual & reproductive health and rights including HIV & AIDS, human rights and peace, professional & research student exchange, and medical education. In essence, with years of experience in these works, we believe we could create a healthier, more secure, and more prosperous Indonesia.

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FOREWORD

A BRIEF MESSAGE:

FOREWORD CIMSA, which stands for Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities, born May 6th, 2001, is an independent, nationalist, inclusive, non-politic, and nonparty organization with the vision to empower medical students and improving the nation’s health. By early 2021, CIMSA consists of 27 universities across Indonesia with more than 9,000 active members and 400 activities every year.

CIMSA is known as a youth organization creating innovative activities and tangible impact to bring better ways in creating a healthier Indonesia by empowering medical students. For 20 years, CIMSA has progressed into an established and professional youth organization.

We always thrive to engage in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 2030 agenda by providing medical students with the necessary skills to make an impact.

CIMSA has been working with tons of national and international organizations in doing our activities over the years. We are thriving to work in synergy with multisectoral stakeholders to create a healthier Indonesia whilst nurturing our members.

This year, CIMSA will be commemorating our 20th anniversary as an organization. For 20 years, CIMSA has proven itself to be a top youth organization reflected by substantial national and international awards received every year. We were awarded as one of the best youth organizations for consecutive years by the Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs of Indonesia, top activities in international activities awards, and many more!

I believe that there is still plenty of room for us to grow and I’m very happy to be a part of this journey. Nothing is clearer to imagine our future than stating our vision, to keep Empowering Medical Students Improving Nation’s Health MUHAMMAD ORRI BASKORO PRESIDENT CIMSA INDONESIA 2020-2021

INITIATE EMPOWER IMPROVE

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CONTENTS OF THE BOOK

I N I TI ATE, EMPO WER, I MPRO V E

CONTENTS OF THE BOOK: FOREWORD 4 CONTENTS OF THE BOOK

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THIS IS CIMSA 6 OUR FOCUS AREAS

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THE MILESTONES

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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

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OUR CORE PROGRAMS

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OUR ACTIVITIES

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CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

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EXTERNAL PARTNERS

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CIMSA IN ADVOCACY

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THIS IS CIMSA

OUR IDENTITY:

OUR VISION “To empower Indonesia medical students in order to create a healthier, more secure and more prosperous Indonesia where people can enjoy equal opportunities in education and health and also in effort to improve lives and also reach prosperity and social justice. In addition is to reach universally healthier lives for a healthier world.”

OUR MISSION “To empower medical students to be able to actively learn and create, and also to plan strategies and execute movements to improve nation’s health and well being.”

OUR TAGLINE “Empowering medical students.

Improving nation’s health.”

THIS IS CIMSA

CI MS A I N N U MBERS

THIS IS CIMSA

27 LOCALS

9,000

MEDICAL STUDENTS

1,000+ TRAINERS

60+

ANNUAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTS & SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS

400+

ACTIVITIES EACH YEAR

100+

EXTERNAL PARTNERS

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OUR FOCUS AREAS

OUR EFFORTS THROUGH:

OUR FOCUS AREAS SCORP is related to issues on human rights and peace, including problems faced by refugees.

SCOME serves as a frame for medical students contributing to the development of medical education.

SCORA aims at raising the awareness on reproductive health including sex education, gender equality, etc.

SCORE gives all medical students chances to partake in medical research in foreign countries.

SCOPH addresses all issues related to public health within communities including global health issues, health policies, health promotion, and education

SCOPE facilitates all medical students to feel the atmosphere and culture in foreign country while experiencing clinical clerkship.

THE S I X S TA N DI N G C O MMI TTEE S

We branch our endeavors into six areas of focus.

SCORP on human rights and peace; SCORA on sexual and reproductive health and rights including HIV and AIDS; SCOPH on public health; SCOME on medical education and health systems and human resources; SCORE on research promotion and exchange; and SCOPE on exchange and global health

OUR FOCUS AREAS

SCORP

Standing Committee on Human Rights and Peace (SCORP) engages in the field of human rights and peace.

SCORP aims to provide education in the field of human rights, especially on health and peace to the community, in the form of increasing awareness and knowledge of prospective health professionals in the health system for refugees, displaced people, or groups vulnerable to disasters and health. SCORP always prioritizes equality of rights between humans regardless of status and always tries its best to defend the rights of vulnerable groups.

SCORA

Standing Committee on Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights Including HIV&AIDS (SCORA) focuses on issues related to reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), gender equality, maternal health, and gender-based violence. SCORA remains courageous and believes that the best way to prevent problems from arising in the community is through education including those topics which could be considered taboo. It is not only a disease that SCORA is trying to defeat, but also the stigma that is circulating in society with education-based activities.

SCORP’S MISSION STATEMENT: To promote Human Rights and Peace, as future health care professionals we work towards empowering and improving the health of refugees and other vulnerable people.

SCORA’S MISSION STATEMENT: To provide necessary tools to advocate for sexual and reproductive health and rights within respective communities in a culturally respective fashion.

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OUR FOCUS AREAS

SCOPH

Standing Committee on Public Health (SCOPH) has a broad scope in public health including global health issues, health policies, health promotion and education.

SCOPH empowers medical students to develop their skills, knowledge, and potential of being skillful health professionals towards making a healthier community in the realization of improving the nation’s health

SCOME ME

Standing Committee on Medical Education (SCOME) is committed to making active efforts to support medical students to obtain a comprehensive medical education to prepare future health professionals. Medical education plays an essential role as it shapes not only the quality of future doctors but also the quality of healthcare. SCOME works mainly in medical education capacity building by providing platforms and methods for medical students to gain access to medical education both in terms of issues and medical education curricula.

SCOPH’S MISSION STATEMENT: To promote the development of medical students in Indonesia regarding Public Health issues through an international and national sharing knowledge network, projects management, community-based learning, capacity building, advocacy, exchanges placements and access to external learning

SCOME’S MISSION STATEMENT: We aim to achieve excellence in medical education throughout the world.

OUR FOCUS AREAS

SCORE

Standing Committee on Research Exchange (SCORE) facilitates medical students in Indonesia to do research exchange programs and learns basic principles of medical research such as literature study, data collection, scientific writing, practicum, clinical research, statistics, and ethical aspects through research-intensive and focused projects.

SCOPE

Standing Committee on Professional Exchange (SCOPE) engages in clinical student exchange and to learn about global health and understand different cultures and health systems. SCOPE facilitates medical students of Indonesia to get the opportunity to take part in clerkships or youth registrars in more than 136 countries in the world that are affiliated with SCOPE IFMSA. Not only that, SCOPE also facilitates medical students from abroad who wish to join a clerkship for one month in Indonesia (incoming).

SCORE’S MISSION STATEMENT: To offer future physicians an opportunity to experience research work and the diversity of countries all over the world. Also, to develop both culturally sensitive students and skilled researchers intent on shaping the world of science in the upcoming future.

SCOPE’S MISSION STATEMENT: To promote cultural understanding and cooperation amongst medical students and all health professionals through the facilitation of international student exchanges. Also, to give all students the opportunity to learn about global health, and attain this partly by having accredited by medical faculties across the world.

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THE MILESTONES

WE KEEP ON STRIVING:

THE MILESTONES CIMSA is the result of the committed hearts to create and act towards our nation’s health, following the tagline:

EMPOWERING MEDICAL STUDENTS, IMPROVING NATION’S HEALTH Moved by Indonesia’s Preamble of The Constitution of The State of the Republic of Indonesia of the year 1945 which states that Indonesia is an independent and sovereign country with the aim to advance public welfare, to educate the life of the nation, and to participate in the execution of world order which is by virtue of freedom, perpetual peace, and social justice, CIMSA was formed to help achieve these goals as we believe two fundamental matters involved are education and health.

Thus, medical students are one inseparable part of the nation’s development.

We all have the obligation to build our capacities and abilities, don’t we?

THE MILESTONES

Founded on May 6th 2001, CIMSA held its first General Assembly on May 11th - 13th, 2001. In 2002, CIMSA changed its membership status from individual membership to the establishment of a Local in each university, making it more effective to coordinate and conduct activities.

CIMSA grew from 6 locals in 2001, then to 12 locals by the end of 2005 period, 15 locals by the end of 2010 period, and 18 locals by the end of 2015. As of 2021, CIMSA has established in 27 locals, empowering more than 9.000 medical students of Indonesia, and we are still looking forward to all parts of Indonesia.

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THE MILESTONES W E MAKE OU R V OI CES HEA RD Shortly after being built, CIMSA established itself as a sustainable activity-based organization up to an international level. CIMSA is officially affiliated with IFMSA with a Letter of Agreement in the year of 2002, stating that CIMSA-ISMKI was the official name of the NMO of Indonesia and that every standing committee was under the auspices of CIMSA, whilst ISMKI was responsible for representing Indonesian medical students’ aspirations in IFMSA. In 2019, CIMSA officially became the sole representation of Indonesia to IFMSA named as CIMSA Indonesia through the CIMSA-ISMKI Joint Statement.

Since 2002, CIMSA has always been nationally and internationally active as an organization . Each year, many of our members, numbered at more than 400, represent Indonesia in international conferences, seminars, workshops, competitions, meetings, working groups, exchanges, and many more.

THE MILESTONES

A handful of international events had been hosted by CIMSA: the Asia Pacific Regional Meeting (APRM) in 2006 at DKI Jakarta; the Asian Collaborative Training on Infectious Disease, Outbreak, Natural Disaster, and Refugee Management (ACTION) at Jakarta in 2009; the General Assembly March Meeting (MM) at DKI Jakarta in 2011; ACTION at Malang in 2011; APRM at Yogyakarta in 2013; and yet another ACTION at Surabaya in 2017.

During the 2006-2011 period, CIMSA released a triannual magazine called AORTA, its official website, its social media and mail list, its organization profile, and database of CIMSA alumni.

As we went past our first decade, CIMSA was already in a stable position to contribute to tackling health issues leading to CIMSA’s commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals in the year 2011. Earlier in 2016, CIMSA supported the 2030 Agenda called Sustainable Development Goals. By 2021, CIMSA has more than 10 policy documents addressing a large variety of topics that are of interest of medical students nationwide including human rights violations and gender discrimination, environmental sustainability, disaster management, communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, HIV AIDS, maternal health, interprofessional education, bioethics, access to research and research education.

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THE MILESTONES

Thousands of activities accumulated from more than 400 activities held each year have been done. Partnering in a national scale, CIMSA has made fruitful collaborations such as the World AIDS Day 2013, SGP Extreme 2014, Thalassemia Project 2014, MADRE 2015, AMOEBA 2020, Ruang PEKA Series 2020, HAZE 2020, and Pekan Peduli Limbah Nasional 2021, to name a few.

4. We also ran a national-scale maternal health seminar and workshop (MADRE) in collaboration with WHO Indonesia held across 15 medical schools in Indonesia.

1. With PT. Corsores Indonesia, CIMSA raised the awareness of the public towards HIV AIDS on World AIDS Day 2013 through the screening of “Cinta Dari Wamena”.

6. HAZE 2020 was a collaborative capacity building series by CIMSA together with Vital Strategies held as part of an effort to raise awareness on the air pollution crisis in Indonesia and its correlation with the health aspect.

2. In 2014, CIMSA held SGP Extreme talking about the socialization of National Health Insurance (JKN) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia.

3. With Rotary International and Rotaract, CIMSA conducted a successful screening project for thalassemia which also broke a MURI record.

5. The Ruang PEKA series consists of five events by CIMSA, U-Report Indonesia, and UNICEF Indonesia serving as a safe space for supporting mental well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic.

THE MILESTONES With the support of Ministry of Agriculture Republic of Indonesia, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia, World Health Organization (WHO), and USAID, CIMSA conducted an event called AMOEBA 2020 to raise antimicrobial awareness through webinar and debate competition.

In the year 2021, hand in hand with Satgas COVID-19 CIMSA conducted a webinar discussing the COVID-19 pandemic face mask waste issues. In international collaboration scale, CIMSA has marked a collaboration with many of other student organizations which are a member of IFMSA national member organizations: IFMSA-Brazil, IFMSA-Morocco, ASEMCOLColombia, FMS Taiwan, IFMSA-Japan, ANEM-Portugal, IMSAIran, Le SOuk-Algeria, IFMSA-Thailand, MSAI-India, and AMSAPhilippines. Utmost important of all activities CIMSA conducted is the essence of medical students’ spirit to serve, help, and express their humanity.

CIMSA would continue to grow, continue to strive, and be the change.

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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

A SHOW OF CIMSA’S DEDICATION:

OUR ACHIEVEMENTS Our efforts have not fallen short of national and global recognition.

CIMSA as Indonesia’s delegates to the 1st Conference on ASEAN & Italy - Development and Partnership: A Youth Representative in 2021.

CIMSA with Satgas COVID-19 conducted a national webinar discussing the COVID-19 pandemic face mask waste issues in 2021.

CIMSA as youth resourceperson at SDG Global Festival of Action in 2021, powered by the UN SDG Action Campaign.

KENYANG by CIMSA UGM as presenter at IFMSA Roundtable Discussion on NCDs Week on February 2021.

International Day of Peace 2020 - SCORP CIMSA National for winning the “WOW” Award Activities Fair March Meeting 2021.

CIMSA with the Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Health with support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO) hosted a national event AMOEBA: Antimicrobial Awareness Debate Contest and Webinar in 2020.

Activities of CIMSA, International Day of Peace 2020

by SCORP CIMSA National and MACAO by CIMSA FK UNS, are selected to present at March Meeting Activities Fair of IFMSA 2021.

Curriculum Survey: A Research about Medical Education Curriculum Implementation in 21 Universities Across Indonesia as winning projects of Students Initiative Grant 2020 by An International Association for Medical Education-AMEE.

Activities of CIMSA, IDoP 2019 - SCORP CIMSA National, Back to 90’s-MSCIA UB, PLATFORM-CIMSA FK UNPAD, CAPTOPRIL-CIMSA UNAIR, MANDEH 2.0 - CIMSA BEM KM CIMSA UNAND, are posted at Asia Pacific Week 2020 Display.

HAZE 2020, a collaborative capacity building series by CIMSA with Vital Strategies to raise awareness on the air pollution crisis in Indonesia and its correlation with the health aspect in 2020.

Activities of CIMSA, IDoP 2019

by SCORP CIMSA National, Back to 90’s by MSCIA UB, PLATFORM by CIMSA FK UNPAD, CAPTOPRIL by CIMSA UNAIR, are chosen as selected presenter at Asia Pacific Week 2020 Presentation.

Ruang PEKA (Peduli Kesehatan Mental), national collaboration on mental health with UNICEF and U-Report Indonesia in 2020.

CAPTOPRIL by CIMSA UNAIR as selected presenter at Rex Crossley Award 2020.

World AIDS Day 2019 by SCORA CIMSA National as 2nd Place August Meeting 2020 Activities Fair.

OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 2017 as second place winner at the SCORP Activities Presentations in March Meeting 2017, awarded by IFMSA. Top 3 Best Youth Organization at national level, awarded by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenpora RI) in 2017.

Counseling “door to door” of Contraception and Immunization (ANTUSIAS) by MSCIA UB AS 3rd place at Activities Fair Asia Pasific Regional Meeting 2017, awarded by IFMSA. CIMSA hosted a side event at the ninth World Urban Forum in 2018.

Top 5 Best Youth Organization, awarded by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenpora RI) in 2016.

Recognized as Member Organization of Sustainable Development Solutions Network Youth (SDSN Youth).

SECRET by CIMSA UI as 1st place for Best Activities Fair IFMSA Asia Pacific Regional Meeting 2016, awarded by IFMSA. Dokcil on Action as the 1st Winner of Rex Crossley Award IFMSA March Meeting 2016, awarded by IFMSA. Across 15 medical schools in Indonesia, a national maternal health seminar and workshop (MADRE) in collaboration with WHO Indonesia was held in 2015.

UN4U as 2nd Place for Best Activities Fair IFMSA March Meeting 2015, awarded by IFMSA. CARDIAC 4 by CIMSA Unissula as the Best Activities Fair IFMSA Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting 2015, awarded by IFMSA.

ROTATION by CIMSA UGM as the 15 Best Projects in IFMSA August Meeting 2015, Macedonia, awarded by IFMSA.

Malang Lung Rider by MSCIA UB as Finalist of Rex Crossley Award IFMSA March Meeting 2014, nominated by IFMSA.

Against Dengue by CIMSA FK UNS as the 14 Best Projects in IFMSA, IFMSA General Assembly March Meeting 2015.

Best Youth Organization in Sustainable Development, awarded by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenpora RI) in 2015.

CIMSA held SGP Extreme talking about the socialization of National Health Insurance (JKN) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia in 2014.

Awarded by The Ministry of Youth and Sport Republic of Indonesia for Sustainable Development category at Indonesia Youth Award 2015.

Torch by SCORE CIMSA UGM as Winner of Project Presentation IFMSA March Meeting 2014, awarded by IFMSA.

With PT. Corsores Indonesia, CIMSA raised the awareness of the public towards HIV AIDS on World AIDS Day 2013 through movie screening “Cinta Dari Wamena”.

Komunitas Peduli HIV/AIDs (KOPHA) by MSCIA UB as Nominations of Indonesian MDGs Award 2012.

Indonesia Disease Today as 10 Best Projects in Rex Crossley Award IFMSA August Meeting 2012, awarded by IFMSA.

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OUR CORE PROGRAMS

OUR THE WAY WE MOVE:

CAPACITY BUILDING

INITIATING A CTIV I TI ES I S O U R WAY TO C O N TRI BU TE

CIMSA aims to empower medical students to be the agents of positive change in their communities. As future health leaders, it is vital for medical students to have the capacity needed to face health problems. A wide range of capacity building methods are employed to ensure the proper transfer of skills and knowledge to medical students.

ACTIVITIES The mission of CIMSA itself is empowering medical students, improving the nation’s health. Activities serve as one of the main programs in CIMSA designed to impact both the executor and the targeted demographic. CIMSA defines its activities into sustainable projects and community developments, campaigns, celebration, and events.

OUR CORE PROGRAMS

CORE PROGRAMS RESEARCH Data plays an important role to address the needs of communities and is further used for monitoring and review. Throughout a series of activities conducted, CIMSA conducts research to assess the society comprehensively.

ADVOCACY Aside from conducting activities towards communities, CIMSA believes that a holistic approach to eliminate issues, regulate and create a sustainable change in communities are needed.

Expressed in the CIMSA Policy Documents, there are several issues that CIMSA, as a young advocate, is committed to.

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OUR ACTIVITIES

NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS As an activity-based organization and an actualization of CIMSA’s Policy Documents, we want to ensure the sustainability of what we stand for by continuously contributing through our campaigns. We have high hopes on achieving our goals in raising public awareness and advocating public matters through our campaigns as an effort in creating a larger impact.

CIMSA currently holds up to 20 campaigns every year.

THE PRIDE OF CIMSA:

OUR ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTS Through a continuous effort channeled into our community development and sustainable projects, we believe that we can deliver positive impacts to the society. A systematic approach was implemented into the process of putting these activities into reality. Starting with a bonding session to understand the community comprehensively, assessing the problems that are present, and finally executing an intervention to provide the appropriate methods that can be used to eradicate the problems.

Planning, creating, and executing activities is the Center for Indonesian Medical Students’ Activities way to empower medical students and improve the nation’s health

WE EN S U RE A CO N TI N OU S CHA I N OF EMPOWER ME N T

OUR ACTIVITIES

TRAININGS CIMSA has developed an independent training system which synchronizes with the IFMSA. CIMSA members are not trained to become objects (trainees) but also subjects (trainers).

Trainers can then further train others based on selected topics, ranging from human rights and peace as a Human Rights Trainer (HRT), sexual and reproductive health as a Peer Educator Trainer (PETRA), medical education as a Medical Education Trainer (MET), public health as a Public Health Leader (PHL), exchange-related subjects as an Exchange Trainer (ET), and general skills essential to the healthcare profession as a CIMSA Trainer.

NATIONAL MEETINGS National meetings serve as a forum for Indonesian medical students to discuss topics related to health, education, and other topics that are of importance to the medical students’ capacities. Every year, CIMSA holds triannual meetings in February, May, and October each named as National Leadership Summit, May Meeting, and October Meeting respectively.

Core agendas in the CIMSA National Meeting include a Grand Lecture, a General Issue Update, Parallel Sessions, Trainings, Small Working Group Sessions, and a Plenary Session.

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OUR ACTIVITIES

STANDING COMMITTEE MEETINGS

SCORP CAMP SCORP CAMP is the biennial meeting held to increase the knowledge and capabilities of CIMSA members, especially SCORP members, throughout Indonesia regarding disaster management, humanitarian responses, and refugee’s health. The event serves as a platform for young people that share a passion on human rights to exchange ideas, have discussions, and engage in field practice.

NATIONAL PEER EDUCATION WORKSHOP Every two years, the National Peer Education Workshop is held nationally to facilitate the meeting and training of medical students to become certified peer educators. This event targets medical students who has an interest in developing their skills to educate and speak up on issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights within their respective communities in a culturally respected fashion.

OUR ACTIVITIES

INDONESIAN DISEASE TODAY Indonesian Disease Today is a national event held every two years in the form of a community developmentbased project that aims to increase member’s skills and knowledge on public health issues. Participants directly interact with the local community, allowing them to have a better understanding of the health issues and their underlying risk factors.

MAKE ME UP (MAKE MEDICAL EDUCATION UPDATE Make Me Up is a national meeting held

by SCOME CIMSA to discuss topics in the world of medical education. The topics range from global health, the medical education system, human resources for health, and health problems.

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OUR ACTIVITIES

STANDING COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES

GALAKSI TAB

WORLD AIDS DAY

WORLD DIABETES DAY

SCOPH CIMSA participates in organizing the World Diabetes Day every year which aims to increase educative, promotive, and preventive measures for diabetes, especially in each CIMSA local. The campaign method varies from joint celebrations with the community, making a community development, seminar, health check up, and many more.

WE HA S TEN H EA LTH IM PRO V E M EN T

GALAKSI TAB is a fundraising program initiated to aid in the recovery and the fulfillment of the needs of those who are experiencing a deficit of quality of life due to circumstances such as disasters, or other issues related to human rights violations. In 2006, CIMSA held GALAKSI TAB in response to the Aceh Tsunami disaster by forming a post-disaster children’s psychological recovery team. In the year 2013/2014, CIMSA successfully sent donations to the conflict victims in Gaza, Palestine. Numerous other GALAKSI TAB CIMSA has successfully gathered for those in need.

World AIDS Day falls on the 1st of December each year. SCORA, as the Standing Committee which has a high concern for HIV/AIDS, celebrates it every year. World AIDS Day celebrations are carried out simultaneously at the end of November up until December with the aim of preventing and educating the public about HIV/AIDS and fighting the negative stigma of society against PLWHA (People Living with HIV/AIDS) and the HIV/AIDS itself.

OUR ACTIVITIES

NATIONAL DOCTOR’S DAY HOSTING INCOMING

SCORE goes Public is a national project that aims to increase SCORE members’ knowledge and train their abilities in the field of research and so that they can provide benefits for CIMSA and the surrounding community.

National Doctor’s Day is a celebration activity held annually by SCOME CIMSA on October 24th as a reflection and appreciation for the services of doctors in Indonesia, an illustration to medical students about their life in the future, and as a reminder for each of us either medical professionals or future medical professional to always strive to be a competent doctor.

SCORE GOES PUBLIC

SCOPE helps foreign students who want to experience clinical clerkship in hospitals or teaching hospitals in Indonesia and engage them to participate in cultural and social activities as a way to introduce the culture including natural and historical heritage of Indonesia, and a series of social acts to the community.

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CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

WE GO GLOBAL:

CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL IFMSA IFMSA is a non-profit, non-governmental, and non-partisan federation representing association of medical students internationally. Since 1951, IFMSA has been run for and by medical students around the world. IFMSA has been recognized by United Nations System and World Health Organization. CIMSA has been affiliated with IFMSA since 2002 and is the sole representative to IFMSA since September 11th, 2019.

CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL O UR E F F OR TS A RE G L OBA L I Z ED

IFMSA GENERAL ASSEMBLY IFMSA General Assemblies are among the biggest young-led events around the world. This event is held twice a year in March and August and attended by over 800 medical students from more than 100 countries. Through this event, it is hoped to inspire the next generation of future health professionals to become leaders and advocates through exchange of ideas, networking, and learning.

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Sub Regional Training is an international meeting in which motivated medical students from the region can meet and participate in training, workshops, and small working groups.

Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting is a meeting for IFMSA members in Asia-Pacific region including CIMSA to create a network among Asia-Pacific region, equip students leadership and management, and educate on global health and education related to Asia-Pacific region.

SUBREGIONAL TRAINING

ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL MEETING

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CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

EXCHANGE MAP

EXCHANGE ACTIVITIES Medical students can commence on a journey to understand health both in terms of health care and health systems in different cultural and social settings. Through the exchanges, we aim to develop culturally sensitive and skilled students intent on shaping the world of health in the upcoming future.

CIMSA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

INTERNATIONAL FORUMS, SUMMER COURSES, CONFERENCES, AND WORKSHOPS SCOPE and SCORE CIMSA holds Exchange Fair that aims to promote exchange programs and provide information all related to exchanges to all medical students of Indonesia. Exchange Fair is held simultaneously by all local SCOPE and SCORE CIMSA within a predetermined time span.

In partnership with external partners and in affiliation with IFMSA, CIMSA has continuously offered opportunities at international level for medical students to represent Indonesia. As a way to support youth involvement and participation, we always look for events for medical students of Indonesia to actively engage, practice, and learn more about health, education, and leadership.

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EXTERNAL PARTNERS

CIMSA IN COLLABORATION:

EXTERNAL PARTNERS CIMSA has built partnerships with various organizations to widen the impact of our work. Working together and supporting each other enables us to achieve more than we could achieve alone in creating a healthier Indonesia.

The fruitful relations of our partnership sustain our work in the field of health. We would like to thank you for bringing us hope and making it happen.

Kementerian Kesehatan RI - Kementerian Pemberdayaan Perempuan dan Perlindungan Anak RI - Kementerian Pariwisata dan Ekonomi Kreatif RI - Kementerian Luar Negeri RI - Kementerian Pendidikan, Kebudayaan, Riset, dan Teknologi RI - Kementerian Pemuda dan Olahraga RI - Kementerian Pertanian RI - Kementerian PPN/ Bappenas RI - Badan Kependudukan dan Keluarga Berencana Nasional - Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana - Kantor Staf Presiden - Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Kulit dan Kelamin Indonesia - Perhimpunan Ahli Bedah Onkologi Indonesia - Perhimpunan Pengkaji Ilmu Pendidikan Kedokteran Indonesia - Himpunan Psikologi Indonesia - Konsil Kedokteran Indonesia - Asosiasi Ahli Pendidikan Profesi Kesehatan Indonesia - Komnas HAM - Komnas Perempuan - Eijkmann Institute - Forum Genre Indonesia - Indonesia HealthTech Association - Junior Doctors Network Indonesia - Indonesian Young Health Professionals’ Society - Persatuan Diabetes Indonesia - Love Pink Indonesia - Plan International Indonesia - Save The Children - Wahana Visi Indonesia - Vital Strategies - Youth Force Indonesia - SDSN Youth - AMSA Indonesia - ALSA Indonesia - AIESEC Indonesia - ASEAN Youth Organization - PPI Dunia - Yayasan Lentera Anak - Yayasan Cipta - 1000 Days Fund - Into The Light - Pijar Psikologi - Angsa Merah - Yayasan AIDS Indonesia - ALURA - CISDI - Indonesia Muda Untuk Tuberkulosis - Saya Pilih Bumi - Bergerak Indonesia Bebas Sampah - Waste Solution Hub - International Organization for Migration Indonesia - Refugee Learning Center - SUAKA Indonesia - Amnesty Indonesia - Perkumpulan Penyandang Disabilitas Indonesia - Koneksi Indonesia Inklusif - Perempuan Berkisah Magdalene - MAMPU - Forum Pengada - Layanan Bagi Perempuan Korban Kekerasan - Tabu.id - Dietisien.id - Sobat Diabet - MIMS Indonesia - Docquity Indonesia - Kolom Remaja - Kampus Update - Lecturio - Doogether - UNHCR Indonesia - UNFPA Indonesia UNESCO Indonesia - UNAIDS Indonesia - UNDP Indonesia - UNICEF Indonesia - U-Report Indonesia - WHO Indonesia - FAO Indonesia along with 150+ community and media partners.

CIMSA IN ADVOCACY

WE STAND ON A CLEAR STANCE:

CIMSA IN ADVOCACY CIMSA POLICY DOCUMENTS

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS FOCUS

We commit to our goals on improving the nation’s health by stating our stances on health issues in need of attention as a form of advocacy. Up until the year of 2021, CIMSA has publicly issued 10 policy documents:

Our activities are aligned to and are aimed towards accelerating the achievement of the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 13th of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are Good Health and Well-being; Quality Education; Gender Equality; and Climate Action, respectively.

1. Human Rights Violation and Gender Discrimination 2. Environmental Sustainability 3. Communicable Diseases 4. Noncommunicable Diseases 5. Interprofessional Education 6. HIV AIDS 7. Maternal Health 8. Bioethics 9. Disaster Management 10. Access to Research and Research Education

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CIMSA IN ADVOCACY

CIMSA IN ADVOCACY

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GENERAL SECRETARIAT Fakultas Rumpun Ilmu Kesehatan Gedung C. Lantai 4 Universitas Indonesia, Depok, Jawa Barat

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20 years of growth, 20 years of endeavor, and 20 years of influence.

In the spirit of our 20th anniversary, This is CIMSA: 20 Years of Resilience.