Preliminary Mapping of Posdaya Performance as Family Empowerment Program

Pudji Muljono

Journal of Sustainable Development, 2014, vol. 7, issue 6, 18

Abstract: Posdaya is a model of family empowerment to revive the mutual cooperation culture to build human resources through active participation in the family. Posdaya performance can be assessed from several aspects, including aspects of secretarial, partnerships, education, economic, health and environmental aspects. Although Posdaya has grown quite well, but so far there has been no attempt to map Posdaya performance in Indonesia. The objectives of the study were to assess the performance of Posdaya in term of its secretarial, partnerships, education, economics, health, and the environment aspects. Based on the results of the study note that Posdaya is lack of its performance in partnership, economy and environment. Whereas for the growth status of Posdaya, they were classified into five category of Posdaya, namely potential Posdaya category, dinamic Posdaya category, productive Posdaya category, creative Posdaya category, and innovative Posdaya category. The results showed that of the 50 Posdaya studied, it turns out 54% including productive Posdaya category, 30% are categorized as creative Posdaya category, and 16% are dynamic Posdaya category. There is no Posdaya with potential and innovative category. To improve the performance of Posdaya, is necessary to increase partnerships in the areas of program development, economic and environmental.

Date: 2014
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