Penguatan Kampung Ramah Anak di Tinalan: Kolaborasi Masyarakat untuk Mendukung Perkembangan Anak

Abstract

Child Friendly Village (KRA) is a government program that aims to create a safe environment and support the fulfillment of children's rights, including protection from violence and exploitation. This research uses the method of socialization or outreach to the community to analyze the implementation of KRA in Tinalan Village, Yogyakarta, socialization or outreach with various stakeholders. The results show that KRA involves cross-sectors, including government, community, and local institutions, in program planning and implementation. Implementation stages include preparation, planning, implementation, and coaching. The main challenges include limited resources, low community awareness, and lack of stakeholder support. However, Kampung Tinalan succeeded in increasing community participation in realizing a child-friendly environment through a collaborative approach. The conclusion shows the importance of resource support, community capacity building, and cross-sector collaboration for the sustainability of this program. Kampung Tinalan can be a national model for the implementation of KRA to provide child protection and gender equality.