SOCIALIZATION AND PLANNING OF TPS 3R DESIGN CONCEPT SUSTAINABLE IN SALEMO ISLAND COASTAL SETTLEMENTS

Abstract

The rapid development and population growth in coastal areas have caused the carrying capacity of the environment to decline. This problem is caused by several factors, one of which has become a common problem in coastal settlement areas, especially in coastal settlements of small islands, is the problem of waste. The waste problem that occurs is due to several factors, such as limited access and land to be used as a landfill, poor waste management, inadequate waste facilities and infrastructure and lack of public awareness to maintain the cleanliness of the environment. Public awareness to maintain the cleanliness of their environment needs to be educated by the application of 3R waste management (reduce, reuse and recycle) from the source while maintaining nature and the environment in a settlement. The availability of appropriate waste facilities can also help waste management in small island coastal settlements. The existence of the 3R TPS will be very helpful in waste management in the settlement, both organic and inorganic waste. The location to be studied is the coastal settlement of Salemo Island. The existing state of the waste system in the coastal settlements of Salemo Island does not have a TPS or access to the nearest landfill, so people throw their garbage directly into the sea or are left to accumulate on the shores of their beaches. This situation is very concerning because there is no solution from the local government to overcome this problem. With this research, it is hoped that it can provide solutions and inputs in planning the right waste processing using the reference to the 3R TPS design concept produced in the coastal settlements of Salemo Island.

Keywords: Coastal Settlement; TPS 3R Design; Waste Management.