Sistem Informasi Pengolahan Data Penyediaan Air dan Sanitasi Masyarakat (PAMSIMAS) berbasis Web

Abstract

The availability of clean water is a hope for the community to meet the needs of drinking sources and the availability of proper sanitation will prevent various diseases. So the government collaborates with villages in providing Community Based Drinking Water and Sanitation (PAMSIMAS). The PAMSIMAS program aims to increase the number of clean water facilities for communities in areas with low economic income levels. In the PAMSIMAS program in Tigaherang Village, Rajadesa District, Ciamis Regency, socialization steps are needed to the community to provide an understanding of clean water and sanitation, monitoring of clean water use and transparency of the PAMSIMAS program. To support its implementation, a Web-based Information System for Water Supply and Sanitation (PAMSIMAS) application design is proposed. This information system is expected to be able to optimize the performance and service of clean water for the community. Keywords: Community, PAMSIMAS Program (community based drinking water supply and sanitation), Information System.

Pembuatan Dan Pelatihan Penggunaan Aplikasi Pencatatan Data Pamsimas Pada Bum Desa Makaryo Desa Jagan Kecamatan Bendosari Kabupaten Sukoharjo

“…Program Pamsimas merupakan salah satu program untuk meningkatkan akses masyarakat pedesaan terhadap air minum dan sanitasi yang layak (Irwan, 2021). Program Pamsimas juga bertujuan untuk meningkatkan jumlah fasilitas air bersih pada masyarakat diwilayah yang dalam kalangan tingkat pendapatan ekonomi rendah (Irham Gufroni et al, 2021). Program Pemerintah untuk masyarakat desa ini sangat membantu Pemerintah Desa untuk menyediakan kebutuhan air minum dan sanitasi bagi masyarakatnya (Musafa H, 2019).…”

Android-Based Monitoring and Meter Recording Applications

“…Community-based provision of drinking water and sanitation (Pamsimas) is a government program to fulfill and increase the population's access to proper clean water and sanitation facilities, especially for suburban and rural communities. This program has been started since 2008 and has succeeded in increasing the number of accesses to drinking water and sanitation services for the poor, rural and suburban residents, as well as increasing the values and behavior of clean and healthy living in around 12,000 villages spread across 233 districts and cities, including the village of Dlimas, Tegalrejo subdistrict [1,2].…”