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Duri Pulo Cadres and Posyandu Represent Central Jakarta at Provincial Level

| Source: ANTARA_ID Translated from Indonesian | Social Policy
Duri Pulo Cadres and Posyandu Represent Central Jakarta at Provincial Level
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Cadres and Posyandu Melati 2 Duri Pulo are representing Central Jakarta in the 2026 DKI Jakarta Provincial Health Sector Assessment after passing a tiered selection process, from sub-district, district to city level.

“From eight sub-districts, one best posyandu and one best cadre were selected. As it happens, both are from Posyandu Melati 2, representing Central Jakarta,” said Lusya Agustina, a member of the Central Jakarta City Posyandu Development Team, in a written statement received in Jakarta on Wednesday.

She said her team is optimistic that the cadres and Posyandu Melati 2 Duri Pulo can achieve the best results in the assessment and continue the competition to the national level.

According to her, the presence of Central Jakarta Deputy Mayor Eric PZ Lumbun and Assistant for Administration and People’s Welfare of the Central Jakarta City Secretariat Nurhidayat demonstrates the city government’s support for the cadres and posyandu participating in the provincial-level assessment.

“Looking at their presentation, we are very optimistic because they were able to answer the judges’ questions well. We hope they make the top three,” said Lusya.

One of the programmes is “Kasih Go”, an activity in which posyandu cadres visit residents, as well as “Berlian Pojok Bermain”, which provides a play area for children during posyandu activities.

Clara expressed hope that the various innovations developed by Posyandu Melati 2 Duri Pulo can benefit the community while also adding value in the provincial-level assessment.

“I explained the programmes and innovations, such as ‘Kasih Go’, which is a programme where posyandu cadres visit residents. Then there is ‘Berlian Pojok Bermain’ for children, so that when the posyandu comes, children do not get bored because they can play,” Clara explained.

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