| dc.description.abstract | Uncontrolled community plantations with limited land can affect the
environmental quality of a cartel area. The emergence of slums (uninhabitable)
with various fundamental problems such as building irregularities, building
density, uninhabitable buildings, damage to environmental roads, and poor
sanitation can complexly damage the quality of the surrounding environment.
Based on the Decree of the Mayor of Lhokseumawe, fishermen employees of
PuSong Lama are one of the slum areas in Lhokseumawe City. This study aims to
measure the level of environmental quality carried by fishermen so that they can
identify handling strategies/plans to improve the quality of the handling
environment. This research was conducted using a qualitative descriptive research
method. The learning variables are based on three aspects: aspects of shopping
buildings, aspects of environmental accessibility, and aspects of utilities.
Determination of the weight of the assessment in this study refers to the Minister
of PUPR No. 14/PRT/M/2018. The results showed the environmental quality of
fishermen in Dusun Pasi in the aspect of residential buildings, namely the
irregularity of residential buildings at 63%, the density of residential buildings
at 54%, and the feasibility of residential buildings at 50%. Aspects of
environmental accessibility through the road conditions of the battle environment
which suffered 55% damage. Whereas in terms of environmental utilities, namely
clean water management systems that are safe 55%, wastewater management
systems that do not comply with technical standards 65%, and waste management
systems that do not comply with technical standards 65%. These results indicate
that the quality of the environment for fishermen in Dusun Pasi has decreased
with inadequate facilities and infrastructure. Appropriate management
strategies/plans in an effort to improve environmental quality can be in the form
of restoration, rebuilding, and community empowerment toward clean and healthy
living behaviors. | en_US |
