The most crucial residency issues faced today in Indonesia including South Sulawesi province are high and population growth coupled with high population of women who marry young diusia. To that end, the general objective of this research was to test the factor-factor that triggers and a barrier to marriage the young age of the women at the different geography in South Sulawesi. As for the specific purpose of this research is (1). Knowing the pattern of age at first marriage of women in the area of land and coastal islands, (2). Identify and. analyzing the factors factors that have influence is dominant in trigger or inhibit a marriage of the young age of the women in the area of land and coastal islands; and (4) design the best strategy for controlling the marriage age younger than women in the area of land and coastal islands To achieve the purpose of the study, this research was carried out in South Sulawesi province, which is in the District of Soppeng and Selayar. Soppeng Regency is chosen to represent the area of land and district region pesir Selayar Islands. Data collected through surveys using interview techniques with the help of instruments the questionnaire. Three types of instrument a questionnaire which was developed to collect data, i.e. a questionnaire for female respondents, the parents of the woman, and the respondent expertly. The number of respondents male and his parents each are as much as 150 people, consisting of 96 people in the Regency of Soppeng and 54 people in the Selayar. Sampling techniques for male respondents and the tuanyaadalah using random sampling frame based on the method of a list of women recorded in the Office of religious affairs (KUA) had married first in 2014. The amount of the respondent's experts are as much as six people, chosen deliberately from the regional government agency employee location study, tasks and functions associated directly with the efforts of controlling the marriage age of women Methods of data analysis that is used consists of descriptive analysis of:(I) to figure out the pattern of the age at first marriage of women in the area of land in the coastal area and Islands. (2) Logistic Regression binner to identify and analyze the factors that have influence is dominant in triggers and hinder marriage age younger than women in the area of land in the coastal areas and Islands; (3) Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to design a range of strategic alternatives for the control of mating female young age on both the region's topilogi The results showed that the pattern of age at first marriage of women in the area of land is more diverse with young age wedding prevelensi level higher (69.38 percent) compared to the coastal areas of the Islands (38.00 per cent). Young age of marriage in the dominant area of land triggered by a factor of pregnant outside of wedlock, family gossip, media influence koban permissive, matchmaking, marriage, regulation and the law. Then, in the region of coastal islands, the marriage of the young age of dominant triggered by pregnant outside wedlock, and matchmaking. The study also found that younger age of marriage in the Mainland is dominat is inhibited by factors of women's education, economic independence, risk tolerance, education, economic stability, the husband and parent education. Then, in the region of coastal islands, young age of marriage have been hampered by the factor of education women's economic independence, mobility, geography, education, access to services, husband, stabilizing the economy, parent education, and government programs. Considering the fact that the trigger factor and a barrier to marriage of a young age consists of many aspects, then the respondent's experts argued that the choice of the best strategy for controlling the marriage age in the area of land and coastal islands is a holistic approach through the combination of different alternative strategies. An alternative strategy for the area of land consisting of: (a) increased knowledge and awareness of women and the parents of the importance of higher education and quality; (b) strengthening norms, mores and culture who resist/obstruct young age of marriage; (c) legal protection against forced marriage and sanction the offense; and (d) the granting of capital support on women and entrepreneurship for his parents. Then, the alternative strategy for the coastal area of Islands consisting of (a) improved understanding of reproductive health and awareness against risk of marrying a young age; (b) legal protection against forced marriage and sanction the offense; (c) the strengthening of the norms, customs and cultures that deny/inhibit young age of marriage; and (d) the granting of financing support in poor teens to stay in school and continue his studies.
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