| dc.description.abstract | Prospect Family Program (PKH) is one of the social protection programs that
provide cash assistance to the Very Poor Households (RTSM) and for the members
of these house holds are required to implement out the terms and conditions
determined. The program in the short term aims to reduce the burden of Very Poor
Households (RTSM) and in the long term is expected to break the intergenerational
transmission of poverty, so that the next generation can get out of the poverty trap.
PKH implementation also supports efforts to achieve the Millennium Development
Goals. Five components of Millennium Development Goals (MDG's) that will be
helped by PKH namely: Reduction of poverty and Hunger Society, Primary
Education, Gender Equality, Reduction of Infant and Child Mortality Rate,
Reduction of Maternal Mortality.
The research was conducted in the village of the District Tetehosi Idanogawo
Nias as one of the locations that the program implemented by the government in
coordination with the Department of Social, UPPKH District, Post Office / Officers
Post and PKH Assistants as a partner during the course of the program. The study
used the descriptive research method, a research that aims to provide a description of
the situation studied. To obtain the necessary data, this study used data collection
techniques and literature study and field study consisting of questionnaires,
interviews and observations.
The results of data analysis indicate that there is an increase in access and the
quality of education and health care for Very Poor Households (RTSM) Participant
of Prospect Family Program (PKH) in the Village District of Idanogawo Tetehosi
Nias after the implementation of prospect Family Program (PKH). Program
evaluation viewed from the input aspects, process, output and impact of the program.
Prospect Family Program (PKH) has succeeded in providing social protection to
PKH participants in the form of health insurance and improving the quality of
education services in the Village District of Idanogawo Tetehosi Nias. | en_US |
