Institutional Formation of Family Planning in the District Sukabumi and the Bitung

Abstract

This study is about the implementation of family planning (KB) in regional affairs. Nevertheless, this study focuses on the establishment of institutional care and family planning in the area set up. The purpose of this study is to get a complete picture of the role of family planning agencies that had stood alone in implementing family planning matters that have been handed over to the local government. By using the methods of descriptive and qualitative approach, this study found several things. First, there is impression of conflicts of interest (sectoral ego) between Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) and National Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN) on forming a population and family planning (BKKBD) institutions in province, county and city. Second, the two regions, Sukabumi County and Bitung City that have shaped BKKBD has focused attention in supporting the success of family planning programs. Third, the integration of family planning into the regional medium-term development plan, as did the City of Bitung and Sukabumi County, ensure the sustainability of the program and budgeted in the regional budget revenue and expenditure (APBD). Finally, this study concludes, coordination and synchronization policies on family planning should be done by the BKKBN and MoHA.

Keywords

• sectoral ego
• BKKBD
• Regional Budget Revenue and Expenditure
• Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD)