<![CDATA[The implementation of Natural Family Planning (KBA) has become an increasingly considered approach in an effort to improve reproductive health. However, evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of KBA implementation requires a systematic and comprehensive approach. In this study, we introduce the development of the Fuzzy Tsukamoto model as a tool to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing KBA in the context of reproductive health. The Fuzzy Tsukamoto model is used to evaluate various factors that affect the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing KBA, including social, economic, health, and user satisfaction aspects. The fuzzy approach allows us to deal with uncertainty and complexity in the data associated with these evaluations, as well as to integrate expert knowledge into the decision-making process. This research will cover the stages of Fuzzy Tsukamoto's model development, including the identification of input and output variables, the establishment of fuzzy rules, and the implementation of a fuzzy inference system. We will collect data from KBA-related case studies or surveys to train and test the developed model. In addition, we will also perform a sensitivity analysis to evaluate the reliability and robustness of the model to parameter variations. It is hoped that the results of this study will provide valuable guidance for reproductive health practitioners, policy makers, and other relevant parties in assessing and improving the implementation of KBA. By utilizing the Fuzzy Tsukamoto model, it is hoped that the feasibility and effectiveness evaluation of KBA can be carried out in a more holistic and trustworthy manner, thus encouraging efforts towards better reproductive health overall.]]>
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