Researchers from Gempera and the University of Mataram’s Islamic Culture and Society (ICS) research center, led by Dr. Saipul Hamdi, visited Bilebante Village in Central Lombok Regency. This visit was made as a first stage in the research process on collaborative action in building a model for dealing with stunting in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). NTB is one of Indonesia’s provinces with a high rate of stunting. Stunting prevalence in NTB reached 32.7% in 2022. This circumstance pushes various parties to manage stunting cases through various programs, one of which is the Generasi Berkarya KB village program, which has been implemented in Bilebante village. The KB Village Program has succeeded…