Implementation of Sustainable and Developing KB Village Program

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of how the implementation of
the sustainable family planning village programme in Nongkodono Village and the
developing family planning village in Karanglo Kidul Village, Ponorogo Regency. This
research is descriptive qualitative research, with data collection techniques including:
observation, interviews, and documentation, using a data analysis model with the following
sequence: data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The implementation
of Sustainable KB Village shows how the programme focuses on preserving and developing
existing initiatives by involving all elements of the community and ensuring the continued
involvement of various parties. The implications for residents include improved welfare
through economic empowerment programmes, better access to health care, and a deeper
understanding of reproductive health and family planning, all of which contribute to an
improved quality of life. Meanwhile, Kampung KB Berkembang is in the development phase
and focuses on increasing community participation and strengthening infrastructure and
services that support family health and welfare. The implications for residents include
improved access to health services and education, as well as increased social participation
leading to a more cohesive and supportive community. the two programmes have similarities
in terms of best practices in the implementation of this programme including active
community participation, collaboration with various stakeholders, and continuous
education. Constraints to the programme include low initial participation, limited resources,
and challenges in socialisation effectiveness. The benefits of the programme are good,
including improved quality of life, population growth control, and more equitable welfare
for village communities, which ultimately creates a long-term sustainable positive impact