Child marriage: using the Indonesian family life survey to examine the lives of women and men who married at an early age

Cameron, Lisa; Suárez, Diana Contreras; Wieczkiewicz, Susan

doi:10.1007/s11150-022-09616-8

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“…Study by Lisa, 2021 found that around one in 10 women who married early had their first child by the age of 18 . This study also concluded that those who married early on average had more children (Cameron, Suarez, and Wieczkiewicz 2021) . A study from Ingka (2019) in Serdang found that women who marry young are associated with the incidence of getting pregnant too young and causing stunting (Pangaribuan et al 2020) .…”

Section: Early-age Marriagementioning

confidence: 58%

Does Age of First Marriage Affect Stunting? (Ecological Analysis of the 2021 Family Data Collection and 2022 Nutritional Status Survey)

Ayudha,

Herowati,

Rochmah

2023

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Section: Early-age Marriagementioning

confidence: 58%

Does Age of First Marriage Affect Stunting? (Ecological Analysis of the 2021 Family Data Collection and 2022 Nutritional Status Survey)

Ayudha,

Herowati,

Rochmah

2023

jika

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“…Child marriage, in particular, maybe more common among religious or ethnic groups within a country, such as indigenous groups. Cameron et al (2022) examine the lives of girls and boys who marry early and the different experiences of girls who marry older men and younger boys in Indonesia. They found that child marriage is associated with lower levels of education, lower income, and reduced rights to participate in household decision-making for both men and women.…”

Section: Regulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of Stunting Reduction Regulations and Policies in East Lombok Regency, Indonesia

Taofik,

Samudra,

Satispi

2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This research aims to develop a theoretical model for implementing stunting management policies applicable in East Lombok Regency, Indonesia, and other districts with high stunting prevalence across Indonesia through the enactment of statutory regulations. The study focuses on community engagement, cross-sector collaboration, and capacity building. Theoretical framework: Drawing upon the Network Policy Model concept and supported by the Social-Ecological Model from USAID. Methodology: Employing a qualitative approach, the research utilizes a phenomenological study of stunting incidents, complemented by focus group discussions and interviews. Field observations are integrated to validate the data. Research is conducted in 11 intervention and 10 non-intervention sub-districts. Results: The 2023 intervention exhibited a significant decrease in stunting prevalence from 17.46% (2022) to 14.22% and wasting rate from 5.93% (2022) to 5.07%. Four aspects of success emerged: mapping of stunting areas, improved regulations, community involvement, and collaborative education programs. Conclusion: Successful stunting and wasting management in 11 sub-districts in East Lombok Regency began with intervention mapping. Government collaboration with SEAMEO RECFON, UNICEF, and universities was pivotal. Regulatory improvements included strengthening marriage regulations and school regulations. Community involvement and collaborative education programs were vital, ensuring comprehensive program implementation. Recommendation: The five recommendations from this research are strengthening community involvement by encouraging active participation, improving the governance structure, enhancing capacity building by continuing and expanding training initiatives for the organization's regional representatives, and fostering cross-sector collaboration by strengthening partnerships between regional organizations, NGOs, academic institutions, and international organizations; collaborative efforts can leverage diverse expertise, resources, and networks to accelerate efforts to reduce stunting and prevent wasting; promoting nutrition education and outreach: implement comprehensive nutrition education programs targeting schools, communities, and families. Emphasize the importance of a balanced diet, breastfeeding practices, and proper nutrition during critical periods of growth and development. Research Implications: The findings inform policymakers, program managers, and stakeholders involved in stunting reduction efforts in East Lombok Regency, facilitating evidence-based decision-making and program design for more effective and sustainable interventions. Originality/Value: This research contributes to the existing literature on stunting reduction by providing empirical evidence and insights using the Network Policy Model concept and the Social-Ecological Model. The study's contextual specificity, methodological rigor, stakeholder engagement, and multiple perspectives enrich the understanding of stunting management initiatives.

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“…Hal tersebut, menjadikan jumlah kurang lebih 24,4 juta perempuan di negaranegara Asia Selatan hampir dapat diproyeksikan antara 2010 hingga 2030 akan mengalami praktik kekerasan anak hingga pernikahan muda menjadi 130 juta kasus dialami oleh anak perempuan. 10 Negara-negara Asia Tenggara, salah satunya Indonesia meyakini pernikahan muda juga merupakan hal yang sesuai dengan norma budaya setempat. 11 Hampir 11% di tahun 2018 perempuan usia 20-24 tahun memiliki pengalaman nikah muda atau sebelum 18 tahun.…”

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Development and Feasibility of Mental Health and Reproduction-Based Pesycoeducation Series for Preventing Child Marriage

Ahmad Guntur Alfianto,

Mizam Ari Kurniyanti,

Ulfa

et al. 2023

JURNAL KESPRO

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Background: child marriage can have an impact on mental and reproductive health. Psychoeducation is a form of health promotion with a life skills approach and understanding knowledge. Film as a health promotion medium is one form of media that currently has a big influence on those who see it. Objective: Develop and test the feasibility of the Psychoeducational film series “Nyiapno Tradisi Kembar Mayang” as a medium for promoting mental and reproductive health in preventing child marriages Method: this type of research is development and feasibility testing by 6 experts. The stages consist of writing the film script and producing the film. The measuring tool used is a questionnaire that assesses the script and film media. The analysis technique uses the Aiken's V formula and the reliability test uses the ICC (Interclass Correlation Coefficent) formula. Results: the development of this film was carried out using literature review, script writing, film production, feasibility testing of the script and film. Feasibility test with validation results with a minimum value of 0.80 for film scripts and 0.79 for film media. Meanwhile, the reliability value for film media is 0.982 and film media is 0.786. Conclusion: the development of the film goes through the stage of writing a script with a service value and very good and a film production with a decent and good value. So that this media can become a health promotion media.

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Child marriage: using the Indonesian family life survey to examine the lives of women and men who married at an early age

Cited by 17 publications

References 30 publications

Does Age of First Marriage Affect Stunting? (Ecological Analysis of the 2021 Family Data Collection and 2022 Nutritional Status Survey)

Does Age of First Marriage Affect Stunting? (Ecological Analysis of the 2021 Family Data Collection and 2022 Nutritional Status Survey)

Implementation of Stunting Reduction Regulations and Policies in East Lombok Regency, Indonesia

Development and Feasibility of Mental Health and Reproduction-Based Pesycoeducation Series for Preventing Child Marriage

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