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Gambaran Kebakaran Hutan dengan Kejadian Penyakit ISPA dan Pneumonia Di Kabupaten Batang Hari, Provinsi Jambi Tahun 2008 (Forest Extinguisher Discription of Insident Ari Disease and Pneumonia In Batanghari District, Jambi Province In 2008)
In order to reduce waterborne diseases, the current government and its partners are developing a household water treatment and safety storage (HWTS). This article is part of a study on Development of An Evidenci-Based Guidelines for Promotion of HWTS which is conducted in three pilot sites: Bandung city, Bandung district (West Java) and Sikka district (East Nusa Tenggara) in 2008. The aim of this study was to find out how the program was implemented and how is the public opinion about the management (processing and storage) of drinking water. Data collection was done by interview through a questionnaire. Data source were health officers and partners (qualitative data) and the community (quantitative data). Qualitative data processing was performed by the content and the domain method, while quantitative data was processed through SPSS software. The results show that the government develop the HINTS along with its partner: Aman Tirta (Bandung City), Pelita Indonesia (Bandung District), and Dian Desa (Sikka District). Activity of HWTS was done through several stages, such as preparation/dissemination, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Every partner will have its own way in carrying out the stages of activity. Not all health officers of district/city states involved in the implementation of the HWTS program. It was only Sikka District Health officer that claimed to have fully engaged in the implementation of HWTS in the region. The results of processing and data analysis showed that more than 80% of respondents said the HINTS methods were suitable with drinking water treatment for their region. In terms of increasing the water quality, price of materials/tools, and easyness in the water treatment; respondents'
opinions very widely.
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