Abstrack Sofi Amalia

Health department of republic Indonesia The health polytechnic department of health Semarang Environmental health department Purwokerto Environmental health diploma Scientific research, July 2009 Abstrack Shofi Amalia The inspection of waste management in lokawisata baturraden,banyumas regency year of 2009 xii+ 60 pages : tables, image, and enclosure Lokawisata baturraden is public place that visited by many peoples. From the habits of visitors if come to a region always bring their stock. So with this meter visitor as one of the elements of potential waste. Waste defined as a material that is not longer needed by the human. The goal of this research is to obtain a clear and evident about waste management in lokawisata Baturraden start from waste evocation to waste management system. Method used in this research was descriptive research. The subject of this research was taking samples from merchants 10% and from the number of merchant totality ≥ 100 peoples. Data were collected by observation, interview, and measurement. Data processed by editing, coding, tabulating. Analysis data used in descriptive, that is describe the research results with the tables analysis and narrative. Compared the theory about waste management with field condition. Research result saw that waste evocation came from human activity and environment maintenance. The trash that in lokawitata baturaden were 108 with percentage fiber trash 87,50% good category and drum trash sufficient category by percentage of 62,50%. Collection phase in TPS (the final waste disposal), according to observation result got value of 58,33% good category for TPS (the final waste disposal) near the ticket window above, 41,66% categorized less well for TPS middle of bus station , and 58,33% south side near ticket window or the junction include good categorized by percentage of 90,90% and final waste disposal include good categorized by percentage 87,50%. The conclusion from this research show that waste management in Lokawisata Baturaden is qualified, but there is still lack of waste management such as there is not utilization and processing of waste, there is not waste separation between organic and inorganic waste , author expected need to provide separate rash between organic and inorganic waste and also add sanitary staff who has a duty in waste management directly. Reference : 16 ( 1982-2009) Key word : Lokawisata, waste, waste management Classification : -