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Developing A Model For Unmet Need Monitoring System

31 Juli 2012 | admin
Project At Glance
Country Indonesia
Region Central and East Java
Name of Client National Family Planning Coordinating Board
Address Jakarta
Duration of Assignment 6 bulan
Start Date December, 2003
Completion Date June, 2004
Prinsipal Investigator Dr. Sukamdi, M.Sc.
Principal Investigator (Not on the list)
Research Team Dr. Umi Listyaningsih, M.Si.
Research Team (not on the list)
Profiles of Professional Staff Provided by The Center Social Analyst, Demography and Statistics Specialist
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One of the concepts existing in the discourse of family planning program is the unmet need that is the percentage of married women who do not want to have more children or postpone their pregnancy, but refuse to use contraceptives. The constraints in identifying the unmet need is the measurement and continuous monitoring for the entire area whereas the right model of measurement is expected to help decreasing unmet need.
CPPS, in cooperation with BKKBN tries to conduct a research that aims at 1) developing an instrument to monitor unmet need couples at the household and health center levels, 2) validating the use of measurement monitoring instrument indicators of unmet need couples for each type of contraceptive device, and 3) promoting the use of unmet need indicators in monitoring the progress of the implementation of unmet need couple reduction program. The research areas are purposively selected. They are Kabupaten Ngawi and Pemalang. The reason for choosing the two areas is that both are used for the piloting project SIDUGA and safe motherhood.

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