Determinant Factors Related to Decreasing Stunting Rates in Garbasari Village, Badung Regency, Bali Province

Introduction: In assessing the nutritional status of toddlers, stunting is an indicator of nutritional problems in toddlers. The purpose of this study was to determine the binary logistic regression model of the stunting rate in Garbasari village, and the factors associated with the stunting rate. Methods: This study uses secondary data from the reporting of Community-Based Nutrition. The samples in this study were all villages in the Badung Regency area, totaling 62 villages. Results: Villages with a low percentage of the population receiving health insurance assistance tend to have a low stunting rate of 2,657 times compared to those with a high percentage. Likewise, the high percentage of clean water coverage tends to have a lower stunting rate of 3.746 times. Furthermore, the high percentage of budget realization has a tendency of 7.989 times, the high percentage of pregnant women's class attendance has a lower tendency of 7.916 times and the high percentage of mothers' class attendance tends to be 6.654 times lower than those with low percentages. Conclusion: the percentage of budget realization, the class attendance of pregnant women, and the class attendance of mothers under five have a relationship with the stunting rate in Garbasari village.