Abstract:
Flood is one of the main problems of big cities in Indonesia, including
Banjarbaru City. This is often caused by the not supportive existing drainage capacity
when compared to the increasing of crowded urban conditions and reduced green open
space. Handling of drainage including rehabilitation is necessary so that drainage can
function properly as expected. On the other hand the Banjarbaru City Government has
a limited budget each year that can be disbursed for drainage handling. The purpose of
this thesis is to analyze criteria and subcriteria that are important in determining the
priority of drainage handling. The ANP (Analytic Network Process) method is
analyzed using the criteria in the Minister of Public Works regulation number
12/PRT/M/2014 tentang Penyelenggaraan Sistem Drainase Perkotaan to determine
priorities for handling environmental drainage with important criteria, namely aspects
of inundation, economic loss, social disruption and government facilities, loss of
disturbance. transportation, loss to residential areas, and loss of personal property
rights. Based on these 6 criteria, priorities for handling environmental drainage in
Banjarbaru City are determined. Furthermore, an analysis is carried out to evaluate the
priority of the choices that occur. This study suggests to decision makers that ANP can
be used to analyze drainage management priorities in Banjarbaru City. This research
focuses on variables consisting of criteria or considerations which form the background
for priorities in handling the environmental drainage system in Banjarbaru City. The
primary data results obtained from the field survey were followed by analysis using the
ANP method with data tabulation calculations and assisted by Super Decisions
software to determine the priority scale for handling environmental drainage in
Banjarbaru City. The treatment priority scale in the Super Decisions software, the data
of which is based on field survey results and data tabulation calculations, found that
there are several locations that have a large priority scale but treatment has not been
carried out due to several factors that are not contained in Minister of Public Works
Regulation 12/PRT/M/2014 concerning Implementation of Urban Drainage Systems.
