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Mitra Wacana Will Hold Workshops with 83 Stakeholders in 3 Districts (Jetis, Mergangsan, & Tegalrejo)

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Workshop on Law No.36 of 2009 concerning Health

For Multi-Stakeholders in 3 Districts: Jetis, Tegalrejo and Mergangsan

Yogyakarta, 26 June 2019

 

Background

Mitra Wacana is a social institution that moves to strengthen information and education for women and children. The regions Mitra Wacana work in are in the city of Yogyakarta and in Kulon Progo. At this time Mitra Wacana is collaborating with The Foundation for Initiatives in Changing Access Towards Health (Yayasan  IPAS) in Indonesia  to run a program in the Yogyakarta City area in the Integrated Women’s Reproductive Health Program   (PEKERTi).

Direct beficiaries of this  program are women and young women in 3 districts (Jetis, Tegalrejo dan Mergangsan) in Yogyakarta City with the locations as follows; Jetis District (Bumijo, Cokrodiningratan and Gowongan Villages), Tegalrejo District (Karangwaru, Kricak, Tegalrejo and Bener Villages), and Mergangsan Districts (Brotokusuman, Keparakan, and Wirogunan Villages).

The purpose of this program is to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity through providing comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (HKSR) information, including regarding pregnancy planning and contraception, prevention and management of Unplanned Pregnancy (KTD), and about comprehensive Post-Miscarriage Care (APK) in the framework of achieving equality in aspects of reproductive health.

Reproductive Health has been included in Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health, especially in the sixth part: Reproductive health is a state of physical, mental, and social health as a whole, not solely being free from disease or disability associated with the system, function, and process of reproduction in men and women (article 71 paragraph 1). Reproductive health is a right for everyone without exception.  In   Law No.36 In 2009, this health has been regulated regarding the rights of society and also government obligations in the service of reproductive health. The Government has also issued implementation regulations regarding Reproductive Health through Government Regulation No.61 of 2014 concerning reproductive health,

Even though it has been promulgated for 10 years, many government / regional government officials and the public do not know about Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health as well as Regulation No. 61 of 2014 concerning Reproductive Health. The result can be not yet maximal services in terms of reproductive health, as well as inadequate community participation or inadequate use of reproductive health services by the community.

Seeing the conditions above, Mitra Wacana intends to build a synergity of multi stakeholders from 3 sub-districts (Mergangsan, Jetis and Tegalrejo) to jointly study Law No. 36 year 2009 on health and Regulation 61 year 2014 about Reproductive Health.

 

Aims

This seminar and workshop aims to socialize Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health, particularly regarding Reproductive Health and Regulation No.61 concerning Reproductive Health for stakeholders in the 3 Sub-districts (Mergangsan, Jetis, and Tegalrejo).

 

Specific Purpose:

  1. Increase participants’ knowledge about Law No. 36 of 2009 on Health and Regulation No. 61 of 2014 concerning Reproductive Health
  2. Increase participants’ awareness about the Reproductive Health program in the participant’s work area

 

Output

  1. Participants get information about Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health and Regulation No. 61 about Reproductive Health
  2. Participants can identify reproductive health programs that need to be implemented or improved in accordance with Law No. 36 of 2009 and Regulation No. 61 of 2014 concerning Reproductive Health.

 

Participants

Participants in this workshop   will include 83 participants from 68 stakeholders from 3 sub-districts (Mergangsan, Jetis, and Tegalrejo),  4 interviewees, 1 moderator, and 7 people from Mitra Wacana.

 

Interviewees

  1. Health Services of Yogyakarta City
  2. The Head of the Jetis Health Center
  3. The Head of the Mergangsan Health Center
  4. The Head of the Tegalrejo Health Center

Question Guide for the Yogya City Health Office :

  1. Sosialization of Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning health, especially the sixth part about reproductive health
  2. Sosialization of the Regulation. No. 61 of 2014 about reproductive health
  3. The preexisting reproductive health program in Yogyakarta City
  4. Experiencesand challenges of implementing Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning health and the Regulation. No. 61 of 2014 about reproductive health

 

Question guide for the Heads of the Health Centers in Jetis, Mergangsan and Tegalrejo:

  1. Reproductive health data in the sub-districts
  2. Reproductive health programs in the sub-districts
  3. Experiences and challenges in the implementation and dissemination of reproductive health programs in the sub-districts

 

 

  1. Time and Place

Time

This training will be held on Wednesday, 26 June 2019.

08.30 – 14.00 o’clock

Place :

Hotel Arjuna

Jl. P Mangkubumi No. 44 Yogyakarta

Telp. (0274)4469444

 

Attendance Confirmation :

Ning : 085786813009

 

 

 

 

List of Participants

  1. Camat Mergangsan
  2. The Head of the Religious Affairs Office (KUA) in Mergangsan
  3. The Head of the Mergangsan Health Center
  4. The Head of the Mergangsan Police Station
  5. Military Commander in Mergangsan
  6. The Head of Wirogunan Village
  7. The Head of Keparakan Village
  8. The Head of Brontokusuman Village
  9. Chairman of the Wirogunan Youth Organization
  10. Chairman of the Brontokusuman Youth Organization
  11. Chairman of the Keparakan Youth Organization
  12. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in the Mergangsan sub-district
  13. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Wirogunan Village
  14. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Keparakan Village
  15. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Brontokusuman Village
  16. Religious Leaders of Wirogunan Village
  17. Religious Leaders of Brontokusuman Village
  18. Religious Leaders of Keparakan Village
  19. Community Leaders of Wirogunan Village
  20. Community Leaders in Keparakan Village
  21. Community Leaders in Brontokusuman Village
  22. The Head of Jetis Sub-district
  23. The Head of the Religious Affairs Office (KUA) in Jetis
  24. The Head of the Jetis Health Center
  25. The Head of the Mergangsan Police Station
  26. Military Commander of Jetis
  27. Headman of Bumijo
  28. Headman of Gowongan
  29. Headman of Cokrodiningratan
  30. Chairman of the Bumijo Youth Organization
  31. Chairman of the Gowongan Youth Organization
  32. Chairman of the Cokrodiningratan Youth Organization
  33. Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in the Jetis sub-district
  34. Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Bumijo Village
  35. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Gowongan Village
  36. Chairman of the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Cokrodiningratan Village
  37. Religious Leaders in Bumijo Village
  38. Religious Leaders in Cokrodiningratan Village
  39. Religious Leaders in Gowongan Village
  40. Community Leaders in Bumijo Village
  41. Community Leaders in Cokrodiningratan Village
  42. Community Leaders in Gowongan Village
  43. The Head of the Tegalrejo sub-district
  44. The Head of the Religious Affairs Office (KUA) in Tegalrejo
  45. The Head of the Tegalrejo Health Center
  46. The Head of the Tegalrejo Police Station
  47. The Military Commander in Tegalrejo
  48. The Village Leader of Tegalrejo
  49. The Village Leader of Bener
  50. The Village Leader of Kricak
  51. The Village Head of Karangwaru
  52. The Head of the Youth Organization of Tegalrejo
  53. The Head of the Youth Organization of Bener
  54. The Head of the Youth Organization of Kricak
  55. The Head of the Youth Organization of Karangwaru
  56. The Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in the Tegalrejo Sub-district
  57. The Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Tegalrejo Village
  58. The Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Bener Village
  59. The Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Kricak Village
  60. The Chairman of the the Family Welfare Empowerment Group (PKK) in Karangwaru Village
  61. The Religious Leader of Tegalrejo Village
  62. The Religious Leader of Bener Village
  63. The Religious Leader of Kricak Village
  64. The Religious Leader of Karangwaru Village
  65. Community Leader of Tegalrejo Village
  66. Community Leader of Karangwaru Village
  67. Community Leader of Kricak Village
  68. Community Leader of Bener Village
  69. 7 Mitra Wacana people
  70. 1 Moderator
  71. 4 Interviewees

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Mitra Wacana provides reproductive health assistance in Kalibawang, Kulon Progo

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Wednesday (5/1/2020), Ruliyanto and Sri Murtiningsih from Mitra Wacana were speakers in an event about reproductive health hosted by KKN University PGRI Yogyakarta in Duwet II area of Banjarharjo Village, Kalibawang Subdistrict, Kulon Progo District.

The meeting was attended by as many as 25 people from PKK, the integrated healthcare center and health cadre in the Duwet ll area. The meeting took place from 13.00 – 15.00 o’clock, starting with exploring expectations, concerns, and contributionsthat could be made by the participants during the activities.

There was also a brainstorming about contraception where participants were very enthusiastic about their experiences of reproductive health. Groups were formed to discuss the effectiveness of contraception to prevent pregnancy, then presented.

As facilitators, Ruliyanto and Sri Murtiningsih emphasized that it is important for every woman to always consult with a doctor or midwife in accessing reproductive health services, where safe health services are very important for women to prevent maternal and infant mortality.

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