Analysis of Factors Caused by Non-Ownership of Waste Water Drains (Spal) and Efforts to Approach Environmental Health Aspects to Increase Spal Ownership in Communities of Tigapanah District in 2023

This type of research is qualitative with an
exploratory study approach to get an overview of the
factors that cause people not to have SPALs so that
efforts can be made to overcome them, in the form of
education and making environmentally friendly
SPALs. Based on demographic data regarding the
factors causing the lack of ownership of waste water
disposal channels (SPAL) and efforts to approach
environmental health aspects to increase SPAL
ownership in the Tigapanah sub-district community
in 2023, namely the most dominant age group is 41-60
years old, 175 people (49%) and the most aged 10-20
years as many as 5 people (1.4%), the most dominant
occupation is farmers as many as 247 people (69.2),
the most dominant education is middle school - high
school as many as 232 people (65%), at least D1
education there were 31 people (8.7%), the most
addresses were in Seberaya village as many as 79
(22.1%), and the fewest addresses were in Aji Julu
village as many as 6 people (1.7%). The number of
household residents who predominantly live in 1
house with 4 people or more is 186 people (52.1%)
while 1 -3 people are 171 people (47.9).