DIVISION INNOVATION IN THE USE OF PDAM CLEAN WATER IN AMPELGADING VILLAGE

Yuliana Sulistyaningtyas

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Abstract: PDAM is a regional drinking water company managed directly by the local government. Before PDAM clean water, residents of Ampelgading Village still used well water for bathing, cooking, washing, and drinking water by boiling it first. Because healthy water only sometimes produces water, especially during the dry season, the Ampelgading Village government does not remain silent; the Ampelgading Village government advises all residents to use PDAM clean water. However, not all residents immediately agree with the advice given by the local government because not all residents can afford to pay for PDAM clean water; the government provides PDAM clean water assistance to its citizens at a low price, and in the end, all residents want to use PDAM clean water for bathing, washing, etc., there is also innovation in the PDAM clean water payment system to make it easier for the community. This study aims to discover the innovation division from using healthy water to developing using PDAM clean water using a qualitative method using a descriptive approach. Retrieval of data in this study using interviews, observation, and documentation.

Date: 2023-06-16
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