PE-SW13-Yudhi Kristian-15305084 - FTSL-ITB

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INTRODUCTION The remaining waste is a day-to-day activities of human and / or natural processes that shaped solid. Each individual in a certain amount of waste produced that variatif every day. Waste generation has been increasing along with the increase in city population growth. Increased waste generation is a consequence of the increased quality of life and changes in the pattern community. Therefore, the rate of waste generation must be followed by improving the quality of waste management to avoid impact that may be incurred from the presence of garbage. Shifting the paradigm of waste management in the city show that the waste is a resource that can be used, not junk that should be immediately removed. Therefore, the concept collect- transport - disposal start to avoided because it is not considered to be relevant. The problem of waste has caused a lot of ideas that attempts to provide alternative solutions for municipal waste management that is able to give results more effective (Alhumoud, 2002 One alternative is an integrated waste management (Damanhuri, 2004). Communal Waste Treatment Facility (CWTF) is one of the forms. However, many challenges in its implementation. Communal Waste Treatment Facility (CWTF) is the waste management concepts that are expected to become an effective alternative because this concept is integrated waste handling in the service coverage area, which is relatively not large. This means that waste can be handled as soon as and the burden of waste that is not large. The existence of a CWTF is expected to reduce the number of waste generation that must be removed to Final Processing Facility which can extend the Final Processing Facility service. In addition to the solution of the limited Final Processing Facility land in urban area, CWTF also expected to improve community. involvement in waste management and able to give economic value to the community. However, many challenges in its implementation especially concepts that involve the role of the community in as CWTF. According Sidik (1998), in the developing country such as Indonesia, the waste problem is not caused by technology but by society and management. Meanwhile, Carter (1977) in Jonerosano (2005), states that there must be two way communication on a continual basis to increase public understanding fully the activities of a process, where problems and needs of the environment is being analyzed by the authorities. There is must be a feed forward information (from government to community) on a policy and feed back information (from community to government) on the policy. The objective of this research is to analyze the problems that arise in the implementation of the CWTF in RW 04, Sindang Sari, Lembur Situ, Sukabumi. This is useful to measure the level of success of the implementation of the concept of CWTF in support of municipal waste management so it can be a reference for the improvement and development efforts. METHODOLOGY Research was held through various stages. Implementation research begins with the collection of secondary data to the conclusion of stage (Figure 1). SW 13-2
Sampling Site Figure 1. Flow of implementation research Sampling of waste generation was held in household and CWTF in RW 04, Sindang Sari, Lembur Situ, Sukabumi. Based on the waste generation measurements and collection methods, according to SNI 36-1991-03 M, obtained in six households with 4 low income households, 1 middle income households, and 1 high-income households. Determination of the house is done randomly. Sampling was held during 8 days with the time and place of sampling the same. The distribution of questionnaires, field observation, and interviews were held to the residents of RW 4. The distribution of questionnaires to ± 40 households that have been covering the 3 RT and 2 operators. Meanwhile, the interview is done to 10 people, 2 community leaders, and 2 operators of CWTF. Sampling Periode Analysis waste generation Sampling was held during eight days, starting on Saturday, 11 July 2009 and ends on Saturday, 18 July 2009. Sampling was held in the morning, at around 8-9 am WIB. The sample is adjusted to the garbage collection schedule by the operators. Questionnaires and interviews wete held in the range between 11 July 2009 to 18 July 2009, at 8 am-5 pm WIB Sampling Materials and Methods Secondary Data (the number of KK, wide area, the structure Primary data - Characteristic waste generation - Questionnaire, interview, observation conclusion Sampling wa held to know the size of the waste generation and waste composition. Waste generation is poured into the sampling box (33 cm x 33 cm x 40 cm) without compaction. Box SW 13-3 manner of data and analysis of questionnaires, interviews, and observation
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