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Indonesia is launching the DRIVE Consortium to combat a rising diabetes crisis and high rates of undiagnosed diabetic retinopathy. The initiative uses tele-ophthalmology and retinal screening training for primary care staff to address the severe shortage of eye specialists.
Jakarta, IO – Indonesia is facing a growing diabetes crisis, ranking at the world’s fifth-largest diabetic population. The number of people living with diabetes is projected to exceed 23 million by 2030. Today, an estimated 26 million Indonesian adults have diabetes, yet only around 15 million have been diagnosed through the national healthcare system.
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