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Empowerment of Family Planning (FP) Cadres and Influencing Factors with SEM Analysis

Objective: This study aims to examine the factors that influence empowerment of family planning cadres. 
Method: The study design was observational correlational type, with a survey approach. The number 
of research samples is 220 people, taken based on proportional cluster random sampling. Data analysis 
techniques using SEM analysis. 
Results:(1) Program policies significantly influence cross-sectoral commitment and support with p = 0.000 
<0.05; (2) Cross sectoral commitment and support has a significant effect on satisfaction with p = 0.004 
<0.05; (3) Program policies have a significant effect on satisfaction with p = 0.000 <0.05; ( 4 ) The satisfaction 
has a significant effect on the empowerment of FP cadres with p = 0.000 <0.05; ( 5 ) Program policies do 
not significantly influence the empowerment of FP cadres with p = 0.957> 0.05; ( 6 ) Commitment and cross 
sectoral support does not significantly influence the empowerment of FP cadres with p = 0.774> 0.05 . 
Conclusion: (1) Policy planning programs direct and significant impact on cross-cutting commitments; (2) 
FP program policies have a direct and significant effect on FP cadre satisfaction; (3) FP program policies do 
not directly influence the empowerment of FP cadres; (4) Cross-sectoral commitments and support directly 
and significantly influence the satisfaction of FP cadres; (5) Cross-sectoral commitments and support do not 
directly influence the empowerment of FP cadres; (6) Cadre satisfaction directly and significantly influences 
the empowerment of FP cadres.