Abstract

Ensuring and fulfilling the needs of the community isa form of government responsibility to reduce existing socialinequalities. One of the efforts that the government has made isto provide social assistance through the Non-Cash FoodAssistance program. However, the process of selecting recipientsof social assistance is often not on target. For this reason, it isnecessary to build a system that is able to support in determiningdecisions for the selection of families receiving social assistance.To help the selection process of social assistance recipients, ofcourse, it must use the right and appropriate method so that theselection process produces social assistance recipients who reallydeserve assistance. The selection process in this study uses twodecision support methods, namely Fuzzy Logic and SimpleAdditive Weighting (SAW) and has conducted accuracy tests onboth methods against the suitability of recipient eligibility data,so that it can be seen which method has the highest level ofaccuracy in the selection of social assistance recipients. Theresults of the accuracy test carried out in this study are that bothmethods produce the same high level of accuracy in thesuitability of prospective recipient eligibility results, namely100%, this means that both methods can be used in determiningrecipients of social assistanc.

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