**11. Conclusion**

The spread and transmission of CHIKV in Indonesia is very high due to its travel, competent vectors (the same vector as dengue fever), and the vulnerability of the population. Furthermore, the evolution of viruses, globalization and climate change has accelerated the spread of this virus. Timely case detection and prompt and appropriate response with active participation of all stakeholders are necessary to minimize cases of import and transmission that are increasingly widespread in Indonesia. The absence of treatments and effective vaccines makes the correct method for preventing infection is the reduction of human-vector contact through integrated vector management. Each of the discussions in this chapter can be used to improve early warning systems for detecting outbreaks, conducting epidemiological investigations, and preventing the spread of CHIKV.
