Authors :
Nixon J. Sindua; Marjono; Gatot Ciptadi; Hagus Tarno
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 11 - November
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Abstract :
In principle, humans need a healthy
environment for their survival. Humans with their tridas
can be used for adjustment, mastery and creation. One
form of human tridaya that is always carried out is to
utilize the natural environment for its interests,
especially those related to supportive sanitation so that
survival can be better. Manado City is one of the cities in
Indonesia which is located in a coastal area with a
supportive environmental sanitation in accordance with
common expectations in relation to life in general. All its
activities and settlements are accompanied by a very
rapid development growth because the trend of growth
causes population pressure with its socio-economic
dynamics. The coastal area of Manado City is considered
suitable as a case study in research, where the feasibility
level of environmental sanitation needs special attention,
especially the condition of the settlement which is in
accordance with the expected standards. Specifically, the
characteristics of environmental sanitation, which are
linked to the growth of squatter settlements, are in fact
related to one another because in areas where there are
squatters, the environmental sanitation is also irregular.
Therefore, it is necessary to get serious attention from
both the Manado City government and the community
in general, especially the settlers around it. The
characteristics of environmental sanitation in illegal
settlement areas, especially in Manado Bay (Kelurahan
Maasing) and Kali Tondano (Kelurahan Sindulang I),
are of varying character, in this case mainly due to
factors of different levels of education and income. Due
to different levels of education, this causes different
perceptions about environmental sanitation. Their
assumptions about environmental health do not really
matter. Likewise, the income is very minimal, causing no
effort to improve the quality of sanitation in the
neighborhood.
Keywords :
Environmental Sanitation, Growth of Squatter Settlements.
In principle, humans need a healthy
environment for their survival. Humans with their tridas
can be used for adjustment, mastery and creation. One
form of human tridaya that is always carried out is to
utilize the natural environment for its interests,
especially those related to supportive sanitation so that
survival can be better. Manado City is one of the cities in
Indonesia which is located in a coastal area with a
supportive environmental sanitation in accordance with
common expectations in relation to life in general. All its
activities and settlements are accompanied by a very
rapid development growth because the trend of growth
causes population pressure with its socio-economic
dynamics. The coastal area of Manado City is considered
suitable as a case study in research, where the feasibility
level of environmental sanitation needs special attention,
especially the condition of the settlement which is in
accordance with the expected standards. Specifically, the
characteristics of environmental sanitation, which are
linked to the growth of squatter settlements, are in fact
related to one another because in areas where there are
squatters, the environmental sanitation is also irregular.
Therefore, it is necessary to get serious attention from
both the Manado City government and the community
in general, especially the settlers around it. The
characteristics of environmental sanitation in illegal
settlement areas, especially in Manado Bay (Kelurahan
Maasing) and Kali Tondano (Kelurahan Sindulang I),
are of varying character, in this case mainly due to
factors of different levels of education and income. Due
to different levels of education, this causes different
perceptions about environmental sanitation. Their
assumptions about environmental health do not really
matter. Likewise, the income is very minimal, causing no
effort to improve the quality of sanitation in the
neighborhood.
Keywords :
Environmental Sanitation, Growth of Squatter Settlements.
