Analysis of the Implementation of the Community-Based Total Sanitation Program (CBTS) in Unaaha District, Konawe Regency, Southeast Sulawesi Province, Indonesia

Background: CBTS five pillars is one of the programs that aims to create an independent community in determining joint solutions regarding environmental problems around them. However, based on research has been conducted, it shows process achieving access sanitation works if not only applying triggering. additional assistance or activities are needed achieve 100% Open Defecation Free (ODF) verification. An overview availability infrastructure facilities within Unaaha District area available various Kelurahans and RT/RWs, however, sometimes people do use properly, where there still a lot scattered waste while disposing provided appropriate, this throwing garbage out space so everywhere. The knowledge for above average, but awareness using infrastructure, case disposal site, used properly. Method: This qualitative descriptive study in-depth interviews. Data collection techniques with interviews document review. data collected will be presented form aim analyzing implementation community-based total program (CBTS) District, Konawe Regency. Result: 5 Pillars at Health Center sufficient starting from materials, tools, others process, insufficient needs, then proposed Office. Knowledge farming quite good, because they always try apply what socialized by puskesmas even though all implemented. According explanation informant, latrine now closed goose neck either permanently semi-permanently. programmer officers, kesling Kesling Office carrying well. They control educating can run supervision carried Service looking activity reports reported head health service center . Conclusion: In general, Regency well implemented accordance existing guidelines.