SCORP

The Standing Committee on Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights including HIV & AIDS (SCORA) was established in 1992 under the name Standing Committee on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Disease (SCOAS). It was founded with the aim of actively contributing to interventions related to HIV and AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and supporting individuals living with HIV and AIDS by reducing stigma and discrimination. SCORA is one of the Standing Committees of IFMSA, which serves as an international organization for medical students worldwide. Over time, SCORA has evolved along with its members, expanding its focus areas to include issues related to sexual and reproductive health. In 1998, SCORA changed its name to Standing Committee on Reproductive Health including AIDS (SCORA). Later, in 2014, it was renamed Standing Committee on Sexual and Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS to emphasize the scope of topics and issues targeted as the foundation of its activities. In March 2019, SCORA underwent another name change to Standing Committee on Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights including HIV & AIDS, reflecting the broader range of activities developed by SCORA and clarifying the distinction between HIV and AIDS.

Area of Focus

1. Comprehensive Sexuality Education
2. Maternal Health
3. Sexual and Gender Identity
4. Gender-Based Violence
5. HIV and Other STIs

VISION

SCORA CIMSA serves as a platform for self-development and activities for Indonesian medical students to improve the health standards of Indonesian society in the field of sexual and reproductive health, ensuring a positive, measurable, and accountable impact.

MISSION

SCORA CIMSA aims to create an environment where students and society are aware of and concerned about issues related to sexual and reproductive health rights, including HIV and AIDS. It provides opportunities for medical students to contribute meaningfully to the community in this field. SCORA CIMSA ensures that student activities in sexual and reproductive health, including HIV and AIDS, are well-facilitated and that related programs are implemented in alignment with Indonesia’s social conditions. The organization actively advocates for sexual and reproductive health rights through educational efforts. Additionally, SCORA CIMSA focuses on enhancing structural effectiveness based on solidarity and professionalism, fostering a sense of belonging and togetherness among its members, and improving human resource quality through a standardized regeneration system. Accountability is also a key priority, along with ongoing exploration, audience engagement, and expansion efforts with relevant stakeholders.

RECENT

ACTIVITIES

Flood Resilience with Green Energy (FORGE)

16 March 2025

SCORP CIMSA-BEM KM FK Unand organized FORGE (Flood Resilience With Green Energy) to celebrate the International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction. The event aimed to increase disaster preparedness among Banuaran Village residents in Padang through training, discussions, simulations, and workshops. Pre-activity training was conducted for SCORP members by SiagaBencana.com, CIMSA’s Humanitarian Response Team, and HET, along with a session from Climate Reality Indonesia on renewable energy. The main event involved disaster preparedness education, group discussions, flood simulations, and a biopore-making workshop. FORGE aimed to enhance community awareness, preparedness, and active participation in disaster risk reduction efforts.

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