“…(3) zero tolerance for violence against women and children; (4) appreciation of diversity and plurality; SAPA is a society that recognizes, opens, respects individual or group differences based on beliefs, ethnic background, race, ideology, gender, social class, nationality, skin color, body shape, physical and mental condition, age, status, marriage, occupation, class and political views. respect for the views of women and children; (5) The view of women and children born of everyday life is that knowledge is as valuable as knowledge acquired in formal education; (6) The interests of women and children; DRPPA believes that women and children themselves know the best interests of women and children; (7) In village development, it is necessary to uphold the principle of "affirmative action" which is integral in every village development process, both in village government, in the village decision-making process and in the social life of the village community (Susilawati et al, 2021) This is the background that encourages the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection (Kemen PPPA) together with the Ministry of Villages, Disadvantaged Regions and Migration (Kemendesa) to develop a Women-Friendly and Child Care Village Policy (DRPPA) (Yesayabela et al, 2023). Furthermore, a description of previous research relevant to women's leadership (female village heads) who deliver or participate in the implementation of the DRPPA program.…”