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YEAR: 1997

CATEGORY: Contraception (Birth Control) and Family Planning

TITLE

Prosperous family development through national family planning movement 1997

/ 1998. [Pembangunan keluarga sejahtera melalui gerakan kb nasional 1997 /

1998.]

AUTHORS

Indonesia. National Family Planning Coordinating Board [BKKBN]

SOURCE

Jakarta, Indonesia, BKKBN, 1997. [20] p.

ABSTRACT

This Indonesian brochure describes the concept of prosperous family development through the national family

planning movement. It presents a 1997-98 policy statement and its strategies and main activities. Programs for

prosperous family development conform to the same principles as sustainable development: analysis of past

experiences, program results, and future prospects. The aim is to build strong human resources and to create self-

sufficient family quality, prosperous family resilience, and other support mobilizations. Family efforts include a

reproductive effort, an economic effort, and an empowerment effort. The aim is to strengthen institutions for creating

small families, alleviating poverty, and increasing program support for pregnant mothers and new couples. Special

strategies aim to make families an institutional target, to increase IEC and partnerships, and to manage programs in

a directed way. Family Law Number 10, in 1992, identifies the main activities needed for creating prosperous, happy,

and small families. The main activities involved mobilizing families through IEC and mobilizing the community.

Reproductive efforts aim to improve family planning services, especially for poor families, and to develop self-reliant

family planning. Safe familyhood is an extension of safe motherhood. Attitude change and prevention of sexually

transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS are program components. The economic effort aims to increase family income

generation, to improve staff motivation, to develop referral centers, and other business objectives. (PubHealth.info

Document ID: CONT2T 1016-06)

PubHealth.info NOTE: The author(s) of this article titled, "Prosperous family development through national family

planning movement 1997 / 1998. [Pembangunan keluarga sejahtera melalui gerakan kb nasional 1997 / 1998.]",

is(are) Indonesia. National Family Planning Coordinating Board [BKKBN]. The source of this article is "Jakarta,

Indonesia, BKKBN, 1997. [20] p.". This article was published in 1997 in Indonesian; English language(s).

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