Abstract:
Nurhayati. 2021. Analysis of Sustainability Factors for Drinking Water Facilities in the PAMSIMAS Program in Jeneponto Regency, supervised by Sylvia Sjarlis and Saripuddin D.
This research was conducted in Jeneponto Regency, South Sulawesi Province, with a total sample of 63 villages with 63 respondents. The condition of the sustainability of the Pamsimas Program in Jeneponto Regency is that 60 villages/groups are functioning well, 3 villages/groups are partially functioning and 0 villages are not functioning.
Quantitative methods are used to analyze the factors that influence the sustainability of the PAMSIMAS Program in Jeneponto Regency based on functionality, institutions, fees/tariffs and partnerships.
The results of data processing using SPSS (Statistical Product and Service Solutions. In the Coefficient of Determination Test the Adjusted R Square value is 0.651, this means that 65% of the variation in the dependent variable, namely sustainability, can be explained by four variations of the independent variables, namely functioning, institutional, contributions and partnerships.
In the t-test (partial) functionality (X1), the t-count value of 1.075 < t-table 1.998 means that there is no significant effect. Institutional (X2) The value of t count 2.120 > t table 1.998 means that there is a significant effect. Contributions/Tariffs (X3) The t-count value is 1.891 < t-table 1.998. It means that there is no significant effect. Partnership (X4) The t-count value of 3.327 > t- table 1.998 means that there is a significant effect. Partnerships and institutions are the biggest factors in influencing the sustainability of the PAMSIMAS
Program in Jeneponto Regency.
