Analysis of Community-Based Sanitation Implementation in Pariaman City

Abstract Proper sanitation can have health impacts and social environmental impacts if it is not implemented with optimal community-based governance in Pariaman City. This research aims to analyze the implementation of a proper Community-Based Sanitation Program in Pariaman City. This type of research is qualitative with a policy research approach. The results show that the implementation of the Community Based Sanitation Program has not reached the Universal Access target of 100-0-100, so it is categorized as not yet feasible. This is also because 100% coverage of clean water access has not been achieved, so the 0% target has not been achieved. This area is not a Underresourced neighbourhood, so it appears that the 100% adequate sanitation target has not been achieved. However, based on data in the field, there are still many infrastructure facilities that are not functioning and have not been repaired for sustainability. Beside that, there are also problems such as the development of drinking water and sanitation that is not yet sustainable, community participation is still low, and management institutions that are not yet well integrated due to the lack of capacity of Community Level Management Organizations to manage.