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=100  3#$$a Sidabutar, Nathalia Debora
=245  1#$$a Strategies For Improving Child Welfare Through Multifactor Interventions To Address Stunting In Makassar City, South Sulawesi /$c Nathalia Debora Sidabutar, Muhammad Jufri, Hasriani
=250  ##$$a Jurnal Keluarga Berencana. Special Edition: Communication for Stunting Prevention October 2024
=260  ##$$a Jakarta :$b BKKBN,$c 2024
=300  ##$$a 13 halaman : $b ilustrasi berwarna ; $c 29 cm
=650  #4$$a stunting
=650  #4$$a child welfare
=700   #$$a Muhammad Jufri
=700   #$$a Hasriani
=504  ##$$a Bibliografi : halaman 11-13
=520  ##$$a Stunting in children is a chronic nutritional issue that affects physical growth and cognitive development,
particularly in South Sulawesi. This study aims to identify effective strategies for reducing stunting rates
among children in the region, taking into account factors such as food access, nutritional intake, social
factors, and economic conditions. The research employs a quantitative approach, collecting data through
household surveys using structured questionnaires. The sample was randomly selected from various areas
in South Sulawesi to ensure good representation of the under-five population. Data analysis was conducted
using SmartPLS 4 regression, and multivariate techniques to explore the interactions between these
variables. The results indicate significant relationships between food access, nutritional intake, social
factors, and economic conditions with the prevalence of stunting. These findings underscore the
importance of improving adequate food access, enhancing nutritional intake, promoting health education
programs, empowering families, and improving economic conditions in efforts to prevent stunting. The
implications of this research emphasize the need for targeted and sustainable interventions to address
stunting and improve the health and welfare of children in South Sulawesi. This study provides valuable
insights into the factors contributing to stunting and offers a foundation for the development of more
effective intervention strategies.