Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting in the Department of Health, Department of Education and Culture, Kebumen District 2017-2019

This research is motivated by demand for gender equality that accommodates level of community participation and eliminates dominance of men over women in development, especially with the passage of Presidential Instruction No. 9 of 2000 on Gender Mainstreaming in National Development. It is demanded leader of institutions/ministries to integrate aspirations and experiences, the needs and problems of women, men and children in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating all policies, programs and activities in various fields of development. In line with the central government, local governments of Kebumen also support the program where each SKPD includes gender responsive programs. This research was taken place in Kebumen as one of the poorest districts in Central Java, with research object were the Education and Culture Office and Health Office since the two agencies most clearly included gender responsive programs. The research used method qualitative, with descriptive analysis, data collection methods in form of interviews with 6 informants, as well as literature study and observation. The size of the budget shows that policy makers understand the program with government programs. It shows that Kebumen District are care about gender responsive programs.