Implementation Communal Settlement Policy For Lapindo Mud Victims Survival Communities In Panggreh Village, Jabon District, Sidoarjo Regency
Keywords:
lapindo mudflow, implementation, settlementAbstract
The Lapindo mud disaster in Sidoarjo Regency has occurred for almost 16 years starting on May 29, 2006, until now. The Lapindo mudflow has a significant impact on the distribution pattern of settlements in Panggreh Village, Porong District. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. The data collection of this research was conducted by primary survey, namely observation, Focus Group Discussion (FGD), and documentation. The purpose of this study is to determine the implementation of Lapindo mud disaster survivors in Besuki Village who live in Panggreh Village. The land use of Panggreh Village is dominated by the use of rice fields covering an area of 98.178 hectares or 76.01% and settlements covering an area of 30.988 hectares or 23.99%. The residents of Panggreh Village are currently dominated by residents affected by the Lapindo mud from Besuki Village. The road network settlement infrastructure in Panggreh Village is in good condition. The condition of environmental road is paved and paved so that the people in Panggreh Village are easily moving in and out of settlements. Drainage in Panggreh Village is in good condition. The feasibility of MCK in Panggreh Village is the quite good and permanent condition of MCK in the house. Panggreh Village uses the concept of a Waste Disposal Site (TPS).
