The Indonesian Ministry of Population and Family Planning (Kemendukbangga) is focusing family planning services on the lowest 40 percent of income earners. This initiative aims to reduce stunting rates across the nation by enabling more informed reproductive health choices. The government believes that addressing family planning needs within lower-income households is crucial for improving maternal and child health. By providing access to KB, the ministry hopes to space births and allow families to better provide for their children's needs. This targeted approach seeks to break the cycle of poverty and malnutrition often linked to large family sizes and limited resources. Officials anticipate this will contribute significantly to national health goals and overall development. The program will focus on accessibility and affordability for the targeted demographic.