Implementation of scheduled faecal sludge services in Sukolilo District of Surabaya (Indonesia)
Sukolilo was a sub-district which is located near to the Faecal Sludge
Treatment Plant (FSTP) of Keputih in Surabaya City. The district has an area of
23.66 km2 with a population of 110.726 people. Although the sub-district has a low population density, based on government’s data in 2020, it shows that Sukolilo as the highest faecal desludging services in Surabaya. This is due to the proximity of the suction and disposal locations. So that the costs incurred are relatively affordable for the community. It is known that Scheduled Sludge Service (SFSS) system still not implemented. Meanwhile, the plant of Keputih still has an idle capacity of 75%. This study aims to see the of the Sukolilo District as the initial location for the implementation of the SFSS program in the city of Surabaya. This is expected to improve the service of desludging in the city of Surabaya. This research was conducted using primary and secondary data. Primary data were collected through interviews with several related elements and field observations. This research is assess on 3 (three) aspects which are the determining factors for the readiness of Sukolilo District as the location of SFSS. These three aspects include technical aspects, social aspects, and financial aspects. The technical aspect is done by looking at the population development and the capacity of the plant. Likewise, the social aspect looks at the availability and capabilities of the community in the SFSS program. And the financial aspect looks at the suitability of tariffs, SFSS operational costs, and financial feasibility for the SFSS program in the Sukolilo District. The results of this study shows the level of service at the plant of Keputih
currently only covers the city of Surabaya by 1.37-1,41%. The idle capacity value
of the plant has decreased due to the conversion of 1 (one) Solid Separation Chamber unit into a Grease Trap unit. Based on SFSS feasibility analysis is carried out with a pilot project in Sukolilo of 1%, and the population growth of the City of Surabaya, it is found that the capacity of lant will be overload on 2039. Based on the results of the feasibility analysis from the social aspect found that 86% of respondents supported the SFSS program. Of course, the implementation of the SFSS program in the community needs to be done with some preparation programs. The financial results show that SFSS in Sukolilo is feasible to implement. The conclusion from the readiness of SFSS readiness in Sukolilo can be done to help improve Surabaya desludging services.
