By 2017, 2 476 locations were connected, way above the target for the period 2015-2017, and as many as 285 new on-air locations are on the way. The delivery of broadband Internet access with a focus on affirmative policy has been creating impacts on health and social well-being. Broadband Internet, for example, enables the Ministry of Health to roll out Telemedika, a free-toll line accessible to anyone in Indonesia in need of solicited medical advice. Women of KampungEnggros, Papua's first Internet village, can download new recipes, look up homemade herbal medicine and even source inspirations for their latest noken (multi-functional woven bags) production from social media on a day-to-day basis. This project is relevant to the advancement of SDGs 1 and 8, promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all.