This article aims to examine the contribution of Indonesia’s value of unity to the development of inclusive health policies. Employing a literature review approach, the study emphasizes how the principle of unity, as mandated in Pancasila-particularly its third principle-serves as both an ethical and practical foundation in shaping policies that are responsive to Indonesia’s diverse society. The article highlights the influence of Pancasila, especially the third principle, on the formulation of inclusive health policies in Indonesia. The findings indicate that the value of unity plays a crucial role in ensuring fair and equitable access to healthcare services, particularly amid Indonesia’s geographical, cultural, and economic challenges.
Ryan Tude (Wed,) studied this question.