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TCI Strengthens Family Planning and Reproductive Health Collaboration in Depok

TCI Strengthens Family Planning and Reproductive Health Collaboration in Depok

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TCI Strengthens Family Planning and Reproductive Health Collaboration in Depok

TCI Strengthens Family Planning and Reproductive Health Collaboration in Depok

TCI Jalin Indonesia is moving closer to implementation in Depok City, working with local governments to strengthen Family Planning and Reproductive Health (FPRH) services and expand access to quality family planning information and services.

On August 31, 2026, TCI Jalin Indonesia met with government representatives from Sukmajaya, Cimanggis, and Limo, three sub-districts that will serve as program locations in Depok. The meeting marked an important step in preparing for implementation at the community level.

The meeting was facilitated by Depok City Regional Secretary Drs. Mangnguluang Mansur, M.Si., and Assistant for Government and Public Welfare Diah Sadiah, S.Sos., M.Si., with representatives from the three sub-districts, the Depok City DP3AP2KB, Bappeda, and Family Planning Field Officers (PKB).

During the meeting, Ita Rahma, Chief of Party of TCI Jalin Indonesia, introduced the TCI approach and implementation plans. The program has previously completed key preparation stages, including landscape analysis, Collaborative Program Co-Design, and the Master Training of Trainers (MTOT).

Through this collaboration, TCI will support the local government to improve the quality of FPRH services, increase community awareness and interest in family planning, and strengthen the local environment needed for sustainable program implementation.

Engagement at the sub-district and urban village levels is particularly important in ensuring that program strategies developed at the city level are translated into practical actions that reflect the needs of local families. Collaboration with PKB, health workers, and other local stakeholders will help strengthen this community-based approach.

Ultimately, the initiative aims to contribute not only to greater access to family planning services, but also to quality families and a healthier, more resilient generation in Depok City.

As TCI moves from planning to implementation, collaboration across government and community levels will be key to creating sustainable change that responds to the needs of families in Depok.

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