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Impact Assessment of Waste Management to the Prevalence of Diarrhea in Toddlers are domiciled in RW 06 Kel . Abadijaya and RW 16 Kel . Bhaktijaya Depok

Poor Waste management can be a breeding source of microorganisms cause the disease . Diarrhea is a disease that occurs in toddlers susceptible as a result of exposure to waste. Waste management consists of technical and non-technical aspects that has relationship between waste and the diarrhea.
The purpose of this research is to khow the impact of waste management on the diarrhea in toddlers. Study design was used a retrospective cohort. Researchers conducted an assessment of the community in two areas that have been grouped into the exposed (managed by goverment) and unexposed
(managed by community). Each are of study taken 60 so that the number of respondents used was 120 respondents families that have toddlers. Researchers used a questionnaire and observations to collect data. After the chi-square test reserchers used multiple logistic regression analysis to determine the
variables most influential waste management. The results of the study showed that significant relationship between the recycling effort [RR = 3,669 (95 % CI : 1,278-10,553)] and the position of the family waste receptacle [RR = 7,017 (95 % CI: 1,29-3,09)]. Multivariate analysis showed the position of the family waste receptacle is the most influential variable after controlled by variable recycling containers. Suggestion of this study that the government must be improve socialization and facilities for the community to implement better waste management, especially laying waste containers outside the home. It is also necessary to trainings recycling efforts and other 3R principles that can be families applied in life.
Keywords : Waste management, diarrhea toddlers, impact assessment

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No. Panggil

001.

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: ., 2014

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Indonesia

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001.

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2014

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Waste management,
diarrhea toddlers
impact assessment

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The International Journal's Research Journal of Commerce a Behavioral Science: Environmental Health Departement, Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia, 2nd floor of C Building, FKM UI, Depok 16424, Indonesia ; ISSN 2251-1547; www.theinternationaljournal.org>RJCBSVolume: 03, Number: 10, August-2014

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