Table 1. The major neglected tropical diseases of Indonesia.

Disease	Number of Cases or People at Risk	Percentage of Global Disease Burden or Population at Risk	References	Additional Comments
Trichuriasis	95 million	16%	[8], [10]–[12]	STH infections in 31 of 33 provinces in Indonesia1
Ascariasis	90 million	11%	[8], [10]–[12]	STH infections in 31 of 33 provinces in Indonesia1
Hookworm	62 million	11%	[8], [10]–[12]	STH infections in 31 of 33 provinces in Indonesia1
Schistosomiasis	25,000–50,000 at risk	<1%	[8], [13]	All cases in Central Sulawesi Province
Lymphatic Filariasis	125 million at risk	9%	[8], [14]–[16]	Highest prevalence in Eastern Indonesia
Leprosy	20,023 new cases in 2011	9% of new global cases in 2011	[8], [17]	Especially in Central and West Java
Yaws	8,039 cases reported in 2009	Not determined	[8]	Highly endemic in Papua, Southeast Sulawesi, and Nusa Tenggara Timur provinces
Leptospirosis	Not determined	Not determined	[19]
Dengue	3,436 deaths	58% of the deaths in South-East Asia 23% of deaths globally	[9], [20]	Indonesia has the second largest number of cases worldwide
Chikungunya and Japanese encephalitis	Not determined	Not determined	[21], [22]

¹Only STH infections in general are specified.