Permasalahan dan layanan Kepada Anak Remaja

Problem Statement/Background (GAP): The Child Identity Card Program at the Population
and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency has only been running since 2019, this is
relatively new in the people of Kapuas Regency so that not a few people do not understand the
procedure for making a Child Identity Card and its benefits. Departing from these problems,
this study aims to analyze the Effectiveness of the Implementation of the Child Identity Card
Program at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency. Purpose: This
study aims to determine the effectiveness of the implementation of the child identity card
program at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency, To prove that there
are still factors that affect the effectiveness of the implementation of the child identity card
program at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency, To determine the
efforts that have been made by the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency
in increasing effectiveness implementation of the child identity card program. Method: This
study used descriptive qualitative method. The data collection techniques used in this study
were interviews, observation, and documentation. The source of data in this study is primary
data obtained directly through interviews and observations with informants who are considered
to know. Data analysis techniques use triangulation through data collection, data reduction, and
conclusions. Results: The results showed that the Child Identity Card program at the
Population and Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency was quite effective. This can be
seen from the results of interviews which show that the implementation of the MCH program
has gone well. Although the Child Identity Card Program has been running well, there are still
several obstacles that occur in the field such as lack of public awareness about the importance
of Child Identity Cards, inadequate facilities and infrastructure, and the geographical situation
of Kapuas Regency which makes it difficult for people to come to the Disdukcapil office. The
researcher's suggestion in dealing with the obstacles faced is to collaborate with other agencies
in implementing the program and holding a mobile service program, namely ball pickup. Conclusion: The implementation of the Child Identity Card Program at the Population and
Civil Registration Office of Kapuas Regency has been quite effective, although there are still
factors inhibiting the effectiveness of the Child Identity Card service. This has been described
through three indicators from Duncan's theory, namely Goal Achievement, Integration, and
Adaptation.