Stunting Prevention Policy as a Form of Child Health Rights Legal Protection

Hartotok, Hartotok; Absori, Absori; Dimyati, Khudzaifah; Santoso, Heru; Budiono, Arief

doi:10.3889/oamjms.2021.7254

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“…The implementation of convergence actions to accelerate stunting prevention and reduction has many barriers and challenges, such as the ineffectiveness of the program, inefficient allocation, and the utilization of resources [ 31 ]. Stunting prevention and reduction efforts will not succeed if carried out by individuals or by one sector only.…”

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Implementation Outcomes of National Convergence Action Policy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention and Reduction at the Local Level in Indonesia: A Qualitative Study

Herawati

Sunjaya

2022

IJERPH

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The study aims to explore the implementation outcome variables of Indonesia’s national policy convergence action in the stunting reduction intervention at district, sub-district, and village levels. The study design was qualitative with an implementation research approach at District Cirebon, Indonesia. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, study documents, and 6 months of participant observation. We recruited 172 respondents. The assessment instrument used was formed on was implementation outcomes variables. Data were analyzed through coding, categorizing and thematic content analysis based on a predetermined theme. Comparative cross district activity-site analysis was applied between sub-districts and villages. The implementation outcome variables for the convergence action policy were performed well at the district level, in line with the central government’s adequate regulation, control, and budget. Meanwhile, the sub-district and village levels only performed aspects of acceptability, appropriateness, and coverage for specific interventions. The acceptability level in the village was only partially running. The barriers at the sub-district and village levels were issues of commitment, staff capacity, and poor coordination. Superficial understanding and capacity weaknesses drove the convergence of the stunting reduction responsibility back into the burden of the health sector at the forefront. Local politics also colored the implementation in the village.

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Implementation Outcomes of National Convergence Action Policy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention and Reduction at the Local Level in Indonesia: A Qualitative Study

Herawati

Sunjaya

2022

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“…Primary legal materials, such as the numerous laws and regulations, jurisprudence, and conventions relating to the criteria, are included in this category. In addition to primary and secondary sources, tertiary sources of legal information were also utilised in this research [22,23].…”

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Public Interest Development in Indonesia: Considerations Regarding Land Acquisition and Its Impact on the Environment

Muhtadi¹,

Kurniati²,

Prawira³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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The Bener Dam in Purworejo Regency is an unpleasant portrayal of the government's and local government's abilities to develop for the public good in response to the public interest development challenge. If the environmental implications of development are not taken into account, the local ecosystem will be negatively affected. This study employed both a statutory and conceptual approach to normative jurisprudential law research. According to Article 33, paragraph 3 of the Indonesian Constitution of 1945, "Earth, water, and natural resources contained therein are controlled by the state and used for the greatest prosperity of the people," Earth, water, and natural resources contained therein are used for the greatest prosperity of the people. This is the essential principle underlying development that serves the public interest, including the construction of public highways, toll roads, railroads, drinking/clean water lines, sewers, sanitation, and reservoirs. This pertains to every one of these initiatives. Even while environmental sustainability is an essential component of public-interest development, it is equally essential to consider the political, economic, and sociocultural factors that influence the environmental sustainability of a project.

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“…However, the puskesmas hopes that there are other sectors that can help together to solve the problem of dealing with malnutrition for children. This is related to the definition of legal protection for malnourished children for the fulfillment of health services can provide legal certainty for everyone, especially for children indicated by malnutrition in terms of efforts to fulfill health services which can occur if taking certain legal actions in order to realize the value of justice (Hartotok et al, 2021).…”

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Legal Protection for Malnourished Children for Fulfillment of Health Services

Ikhsan

Paserangi²,

Hasrul³

2022

Khazanah Hukum

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A child whose health is disturbed, both physically and psychologically is a reflection of not achieving the child's welfare. To get the welfare of the child, every child has the right to get services from the government and the community. The government stipulates laws and regulations in order to enforce the right of children to obtain health services. However, the reality that occurs in the community is that children do not get maximum nutritional health services both at the puskesmas and hospital levels so that there is no decrease in the number of children suffering from malnutrition. There is a need for legal protection for malnourished children so that children's welfare can maximize the growth and development process properly. In this case, the law is tasked with ensuring the welfare of children and guarding the interests of children in providing child protection. This study uses a qualitative approach with empirical legal research techniques in data collection and uses content analysis in describing the data obtained. The results of the study found that the legal protection for malnourished children for the fulfillment of health services in the prevention of malnutrition in children who were not carried out optimally. Various cross-sectoral roles are needed in the effort to fulfill the rights of malnourished children. The implementation of legal health services based on Health Law no. 36 of 2009 must be implemented, especially in overcoming the problem of malnutrition so that all health problems can be overcome in an effort to overcome malnutrition.

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Stunting Prevention Policy as a Form of Child Health Rights Legal Protection

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Implementation Outcomes of National Convergence Action Policy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention and Reduction at the Local Level in Indonesia: A Qualitative Study

Implementation Outcomes of National Convergence Action Policy to Accelerate Stunting Prevention and Reduction at the Local Level in Indonesia: A Qualitative Study

Public Interest Development in Indonesia: Considerations Regarding Land Acquisition and Its Impact on the Environment

Legal Protection for Malnourished Children for Fulfillment of Health Services

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