AMOEBA 7th Intervention
(Arcawinangun's move: no diarrhea with STBM and CIMSA)
CIMSA Unsoed
AMOEBA is a local Community Development CIMSA Unsoed that raises the topic of diarrhea prevention by implementing the 5 pillars of STBM (Community-Based Total Sanitation) with a target in the form of cadres in the RW 8 Arcawinangun area. The seventh intervention, it discusses household liquid waste management, and their implementation is carried out online through the WhatsApp group.
On Sunday, August 29, 2021, CIMSA Unsoed carried out the seventh intervention in the Community Development AMOEBA (Arcawinangun's move: No diarrhea with STBM and CIMSA). This intervention was carried out online through a WhatsApp group with local health cadres. This seventh intervention contains presentation material on one of the STBM pillars in the form of the fifth pillar, namely “Household liquid waste Management".
Before carrying out the intervention, pre-project training was carried out which was attended by the AMOEBA committee. The intervention material was delivered through a WhatsApp group that had previously been prepared according to the topic presented, namely household liquid waste management. The content of this material emphasizes the implementation of liquid waste management which is usually carried out by the local environment. The intervention started with the distribution of pre-test questions which were distributed one by one via WhatsApp chat, then continued with the provision of material with the AMOEBA committee, then ended with the distribution of post-test questions.
The community of RW 8 Arcawinangun as a whole is open and very enthusiastic in participating in AMOEBA intervention events and also in their area there are often counseling events from the puskesmas and other parties so that the programs that will run support each other to create a healthy community environment. The current pandemic situation, it does not dampen the enthusiasm of the community in participating in the intervention. In the future, the community also hopes that each AMOEBA intervention will have a positive impact and can slowly change their environment for the better.
With this intervention, it is hoped that the residents of RW 8 Arcawinangun will understand the application of the pillars of household liquid waste management to prevent diarrheal diseases and other environmental-based diseases, and are also always enthusiastic about participating in a series of programs from the Community Development AMOEBA CIMSA Unsoed.
