Gender Responsiveness on Public Facilities in Terminal Type A of Pakupatan, Serang City

Abstract

The focus of this research is Gender Responsiveness on the Public Facilities in Terminal Type A of Pakupatan in Serang City. The problems of this research are the small waiting room and mixed with the merchant stalls, no medical room and complaint room used, no smoking area, no separated toilet between men and women and the amount of male toilets is more than female toilets, no pathway for persons with disabilities, no children play area and no lactation room that can be used. The research objective is to measure Gender Responsiveness on Public Facilities in Terminal Type A of Pakupatan in Serang City. The theory used in this study is Gender Impact Assessment, gender responsive infrastructure[7] . This study used descriptive quantitative methods. The results obtained were 61% and included the less responsive category. The recommended suggestions are that the Terminal Manager of Pakupatan needs to identify its user needs regarding to the availability of public facilities, review the provision of public facilities based on gender needs, need directions and information about the availability of public facilities and need to provide a no-