Abstract
Latar Belakang: Menurut WHO, dua dari 10.000 wanita di Indonesia hidup dengan kanker serviks dan diperkirakan 26 wanita meninggal setiap hari akibat kanker serviks. Berdasarkan kondisi ini, pemerintah Indonesia berencana menambahkan vaksin HPV ke dalam program imunisasi nasional. Tujuan penelitian adalah untuk menilai kemungkinan kesiapan Indonesia untuk menerapkan vaksin HPV wajib untuk usia sekolah dan faktor-faktor yang dapat mempengaruhinya. 
 Metode: Metode yang digunakan adalah systematic review. Melalui artikel terkait vaksin HPV yang terbit di jurnal terakreditasi dan scopus-indeks selama 10 tahun terakhir dengan kata kunci "Implementasi untuk Imunisasi HPV", ditemukan sebanyak 17.000 hasil pencarian. Setelah itu, penilaian kritis pada artikel yang dipilih dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode PRISMA.
 Hasil: Ditemukan bahwa kesadaran masyarakat, terutama orang tua, tentang vaksin HPV masih kurang, namun penerimaan mereka terhadap vaksin ini cukup positif. Ada beberapa faktor lain yang menjadi keberatan mereka terhadap vaksin, seperti harga tinggi, ketakutan akan efek samping, seksualitas, gender, dan sistem perawatan kesehatan. Saat ini di Indonesia vaksin HPV harus dibeli atas inisiatif mereka sendiri dan bukan merupakan program wajib dari pemerintah pusat dan juga tidak diberikan secara gratis melalui program JKN. Namun demikian, Kementerian Kesehatan telah memulai proyek percontohan untuk menyediakan vaksinasi HPV gratis di beberapa daerah dalam Program Bulan Imunisasi untuk Usia Sekolah menggunakan kombinasi sumber daya pusat dan daerah. 
 Kesimpulan: Telah ada peraturan dan pedoman teknis untuk pelaksanaan proyek percontohan vaksinasi HPV gratis, namun masih perlu penyesuaian dan dukungan dari Pemerintah jika akan dilaksanakan secara nasional dan disesuaikan dengan kondisi di daerah dengan fasilitas dan akses terbatas. Dibutuhkan peran pemerintah dalam memberikan informasi yang baik tentang vaksin HPV bagi masyarakat.
 Keyword: Vaksin HPV, Kesiapan Implementasi, Program Imunisasi Nasional
 Abstract
 Background: According to WHO, two out of 10,000 women in Indonesia live with cervical cancer and an estimated 26 women die each day from cervical cancer. Indonesian government is planning to add the HPV vaccine into the national immunization program. The objective is to assess the possibility of Indonesia's readiness to implement the HPV vaccine mandatory for school age and factors that may affect it.
 Methods: The method was a systematic review through articles related to HPV vaccine which have been published in accredited and scopus-indexed journals for the last 10 years. With keywords "Implementation for HPV Immunization", founded 17,000 search results. Afterwards, a critical appraisal on the selected articles is conducted using PRISMA method.
 Results: It is found that the awareness of community, especially parents, about HPV vaccine is still lacking, but their acceptance of this vaccine is quite positive. There are other factors into their objection to vaccines, such as the high price, fear of the side effects, sexuality, gender, and healthcare systems. Currently in Indonesia HPV vaccine must be purchased on their own initiative and is not a mandatory program of the central government. Neither has it been given free of charge through JKN program. Nevertheless, The Ministry of Health has begun a pilot project to provide free HPV vaccination in some areas within Immunization Month for School Age program using a combination of central and regional resources.
 Conclusion: Although there have been regulations and technical guidelines for the implementation of the pilot project of free HPV vaccination, it still needs adjustment and support from the Government if it will be implemented nationally and adapted to conditions in areas with limited facilities and access. The role of the government is needed in providing good knowledge about the HPV vaccine for the community.
 Keyword: HPV Vaccine, Implementation Readiness, National Immunization Program
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