Civil Society Involvement in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for Eliminating All Forms of Poverty Anywhere

Background: Since Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 are launched globally in 2015, the United Nations encourages its member countries to conduct regular and inclusive reviews of progress towards achieving SDGs at the national and sub- national level that reported through the Voluntary National Review (VNR). VNR is also developed in the context of strengthening government policies and institutions in mobilizing support from various stakeholders and is expected to become a mean of global partnership. Objectives: To capture involvement of civil society in the goverment program. Method: The method that used was online surveys through Google Forms. Surveys were disseminated through maternal and child health movement network. Result: Most respondent generally know, but they were not involved in goverment program which related to the improvement of children's nutritional status, access to drinking water and sanitation, elimination of violence against children, elimination of violence against women, knowledge of sexual and reproductive health for adolescents. Some respondents were involved, while others were do not know about the programs. Most respondents (58.6%) claimed that women and men have not equal opportunities in education and employment. Conclusion: It is important to socialize SDGs more systematically and massively at various levels using various media. Some of the responses received also proposed ways of socialization that were considered effective.