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integrating the potential of human resources,
finance, facilities,
infrastructure, methods and technologies that the government, society and the
business world in the districttown in realizing the rights of children; 3.
implementing child protection policies through
strategy formulation
and development planning districtcity as a
whole and sustainable in accordance with the KLA indicators, and 4.
strengthening the role and capacity of districtcity governments in achieving
development in the field of child protection. In the framework of the
effective implementation of KLA policies in the districtcity formed a task force
appointed and dismissed by the Regent. KLA task force is coordinating body
consisting of representatives of the elements of the executive, legislative,
and judicial branches in charge of children,
higher education,
non- governmental organizations, businesses,
parents and children. There were 13 in Kendal Regional Office, 15 Regional
Technical Institute, regional companies 5 , 10 NGOs, 31 Future Organization, and
5 Foundation, and all of them are represented in the KLA Task Force
which are appointed by the regent of Kendal.
2. METHOD
The design for this study was descriptive qualitative. Collecting data in
this study were obtained through: interviews, Focus Group Discussion
FGD, and the study of documents. The scope of this study only focused on 9 key
indicators in the health cluster KLA base and well-being are: Infant Mortality Rate
IMR, the prevalence of malnutrition in children under five, the percentage of
exclusive breastfeeding, the number of breastfeeding rooms, the percentage
complete primary immunization, the number of agencies that provide health
care reproductive and mental health, the number of children from poor families
gain access to health insurance and welfare guarantee, the percentage of
households who access to clean water, and number of non-smoking areas.
3. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
Kebondalem Village has 5300 inhabitants, consisting of 2611 49
men and 2689 51 women, with the number of children aged 0-18 years in
this district is 2006 as a child, mostly in the age group 6-12 years, which 510
25 men and 549 27 women. a. Infant Mortality Rate.
Infant Mortality Rate is the number of the calculation of the number
of deaths of infants less than one year for every one thousand live births in an
area contained by one year running. The infant mortality rate, the KLA has
targeted the achievement indicators below the national average and declining
every year. Number of infant deaths in the Kebondalem Village in 2010-2011 as
much as 3 babies. The main causes of infant mortality are IUFD and eclampsia.
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b. The prevalence of malnutrition in children under five.
Handling mechanism malnutrition through prevention and control efforts,
including through: nutritional counseling, networking
cases, optimizing
the potential of local food and supplementary
feeding. The prevalence of malnutrition in children under five, the KLA has
targeted the achievement indicators below the national average and declining
every year. There is no number of malnutrition in children under five in
years 2010-2011 in the Kebondalem Village.
c. The percentage
of exclusive
breastfeeding. The
definition of
exclusive breastfeeding are giving only breast milk
for infants, with no other food, until the baby reaches 6 months of age. Assertion
ban of formula milk advertisement and restrictions on giving advice for formula
feeding. Percentage
of exclusive
breastfeeding, the KLA has targeted the achievement
indicators above
the national average and is increasing every
year. Percentage
of exclusive
breastfeeding in the Kebondalem Village in year 2010-2011 reached 36, this is
mainly due to no activities that support exclusive breastfeeding program in this
village. d. The number of breastfeeding rooms.
Rooms of breastfeeding and breastfeeding facilities in question must
meet the following requirements: there is an enclosed space, a sink the sink,
fridge, baby table and chairs for seating mothers who breastfeedexpress the
milk. Rooms of breastfeeding and breastfeeding
facilities are
mainly provided in the workplace government
and private, in public places shopping centers, stations, airports, etc. and other
public services. Government Regulation No.33 of 2012 on the granting exclusive
breastfeeding. In accordance with the indicator there should be breastfed at the
rooms or corner of the village and is increasing every year, but in the
Kebondalem Village has not had breastfeeding rooms yet.
e. the percentage
complete primary
immunization. The so-called Complete Primary
Immunization is the first time BCG, DPT 3 times, HB 3 times, 4 times Polio, and
Measles 1 times. The percentage of primary immunized, in the achievement
of a minimum target indicator KLA had 80
and increasing
every year.
Percentage complete
primary immunization in the Kebondalem Village
has been able to meet the target cause already has reached 92.
f. Number of agencies that provide reproductive health services and mental
health. Examples
of agencies
that provide reproductive health services and
mental health is Information Center Counseling Adolescent Reproductive
Health PIKKRR,
Psychological Consultation Center, Drug Addiction and
Rehabilitation Center. In the Kebondalem
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Village only has PIKKRR at the local health center.
g. The number of children from poor families gain access to health insurance
and welfare guarantee. Examples of anti-poverty program
is a Community Health Insurance Jamkesmas,
Delivery Guarantee
Jampersal, the National Program for Community
Empowerment PNPM
Mandiri, Family Hope Program PKH, Health Card, and others. While in the
Kebondalem Village have not had a system of data and information sufficient
to indicate how many children from poor families gain access to health insurance
and welfare guarantee improvement. h. Percentage of households who access to
clean water. Households who access to clean
water in question is that through pipelines andor non pipes were reported
by health centers. Clean water is water suitable to be processed into drinking
water. Percentage of households who access to clean water, the KLA has
targeted the achievement indicators above the national average and is
increasing every year. Percentage of households who access to clean water in
the Kebondalem Village in 2010-2011 has reached 98.
i. Number of non-smoking areas. Non-smoking area, is a room or
area for activities otherwise prohibited smoking, sell, advertise andor promote
tobacco products. Established in the region without cigarettes government
buildings, health care facilities, where teaching and learning education, where
children play, places of worship, public transport, workplaces, public places and
other places
specified by
the Government. Region or area without a
cigarette non-smoking
area was
developed in the area that contained children, PP 109 of 2012 on Protection of
Materials containing
addictive substances such as tobacco products for
health. Availability of non-smoking area, the KLA has targeted the achievement of
indicators there and is increasing every year. Kebondalem Village does not have
a policy governing non-smoking area and do not have a non-smoking area.
4. CONCLUSIONS AND
