The background of this paper is the maternal mortality in Indonesia is still high (KH 228/100.000). The MDG target by 2015 is expected to be decreased up to 103/100.000 KH. Efforts to reduce maternal mortality by focusing on increasing capacity EmoC, which we are familiar with and CEONC BEONC not maximized. Program evaluation through the Maternal-Perinatal Audit conducted since 1994, but the audit is only conducted after the case occurred, so the preventive aspect has not been a priority of this audit system.
WHO-UNFPA recommends that governments and stakeholders to provide health care facilities that provide emergency obstetric care (EmOC). Research conducted by Arulita Ika Fibriani (2007) in Cilacap also shows the delay factor level I and level III (relating to EmOC) is a factor affecting the incidence of maternal mortality.
Methods: literature review and an ideal of maternal mortality reduction efforts. Results: Model Partnership EmOC-Auditing conducted by forming a team Dinkes-FK/POGI to carry out an assessment on EmOC indicator in a region is an ideal concept for reducing maternal mortality. Suggestion: do research tests the effectiveness of model-Auditing Partnership EmOC.