Empowering Jumantik Cadres: A SWOT Analysis of Dengue Prevention in South Kalimantan Province

This study evaluates home Jumantik cadres in the Mosquito Nest Eradication (PSN) program in Martapura 1 Health Center, Banjar Regency, South Kalimantan, Indonesia, against Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever. Phenomenology approach was used to examine Jumantik cadre tasks and challenges. SWOT analysis and interviews highlighted Jumantik's performance drivers. Despite their best efforts, Jumantik cadre struggled because to inadequate resources, knowledge gaps, and the necessity to multitask. Recognition and motivation were community strengths, while financing and knowledge were weaknesses. Health rules presented opportunities but also risks owing to unequal direction and low community participation. Improving Jumantik cadre planning and training, boosting cadre numbers, and incorporating community leaders are strategic recommendations. These difficulties must be addressed and opportunities taken to improve household Jumantik's DHF prevention. This research improves PSN programs and emphasizes community involvement in DHF prevention.