PRIORITAS PENANGANAN RUMAH BERDASARKAN KETIDAKLAYAKAN HUNIAN: Studi Kasus: Kecamatan Wawonii Tenggara Kabupaten Konawe Kepulauan

Abstrak

A house is a structure that functions as a place of residence and a space for family development. Substandard housing refers to dwellings that do not meet minimum standards for building safety, adequate living space, and occupant health. Improving the quality of substandard housing aims to enhance residents' sense of security, peace, and comfort through renovation and/or expansion by the existing structural conditions. This study employs a descriptive qualitative approach, aiming to describe and gain a deep understanding of the physical conditions of substandard houses in the Southeast Wawonii District. Based on field observations, the total number of houses in the district is 1,593 units, with 1,839 households. Among these, 538 houses are classified as substandard, representing 33.77% of the total housing stock. Priority interventions for addressing substandard housing in Southeast Wawonii District include the provision of basic sanitation infrastructure—particularly for managing domestic waste; rehabilitation of physically inadequate elements such as damaged walls, roofs, and floors; expansion of housing to meet the minimum living space standard of 7.2 m² per person, typically through horizontal extension to the side or rear of the house; and the provision of sanitation facilities (toilets and bathing areas), especially for communities in coastal areas.

Kata kunci

• Handling
• Rumah Tidak Layak Huni
• ketidaklayakan hunian
• penanganan
• substandard housing
• unsuitability of housing