Abstract
Population growth increases the disposal of domestic wastewater generated by the community. Residents who live in neighborhoods and slums have become one of the factors of domestic wastewater issues. These communities urinate and defecate in inappropriate locations without any post-processing, including simple processing through septic tanks. These issues can be resolved by improving the domestic wastewater management. The centralized domestic wastewater management system is one of the solutions for the management of alternative settlements and slums in RT 09, Bidara Cina. This research aims at planning domestic waste management model that fits into the community. This research will use descriptive analysis methods with quantitative approach. Data are obtained through field surveys and resident interviews. The data then are presented in a table. My contribution will provide a suitable model for domestic wastewater management planning. The findings of this study refer to six (6) SDGs, namely clean water and sanitation to ensure domestic wastewater management and sustainable sanitation.
Highlights
DKI Jakarta Statistics Indonesia (BPS) stated that the populations in Jakarta in 2010, 2014, and 2015 were approximately 9,640 residents, 10,075 residents, and 10,177 residents [1].The increase in population resulted in significantly increase water consumption
The black water is occasionally processed through temporary individual septic tank or “cubluk” and it is directly released to the river, which can pollute the environment [3]
The findings of this study were compiled into a general overview of domestic waste management model in the community, the overall conditions, and the government regulations that govern the management of domestic waste
Summary
DKI Jakarta Statistics Indonesia (BPS) stated that the populations in Jakarta in 2010, 2014, and 2015 were approximately 9,640 residents, 10,075 residents, and 10,177 residents [1].The increase in population resulted in significantly increase water consumption. Domestic waste water generated by population growth and the development of buildings in the city of Jakarta is a less complex issues for many people, including the government. Household wastewater management for domestic waste such as shower wastewater, laundry and kitchen wastewater (grey water), as well as urine and stool (black water) is truly essential in the analysis because some parts of the community still urinate and defecate in inappropriate locations, for example grounds, drainages, rivers, and other locations without any post-processing. The role of the community in the management of domestic wastewater is imperative because the approach used is a community-based sanitation. It is based on the example of Surabaya as the capital
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