The Air Kita Foundation
initiated an innovation to use rainwater to become drinking water given the
increasing population and high rainfall potential. Outreach, checking the
quality of rainwater, to structured harvesting has been carried out since 2017.
Many people have not implemented the use of rainwater as drinking water in
their daily lives. This requires a study related to community satisfaction with
the Air Kita Foundation. The purpose of this research is to describe whether
there are differences in expectations and actual satisfaction, to describe the
level of satisfaction and to describe a comparative analysis of community
satisfaction based on a Cartesian diagram.
This type of research
uses quantitative descriptive research. This research is located at the Air
Kita Foundation, Jombang Regency. The research sample was taken using a
purposive sampling technique, which included 100 respondents from
Karangwinongan Village and 3 outside Karangwinongan Village. Data collection
through questionnaires. Data analysis uses gap analysis and Cartesian diagrams.
The results of the
research show that there are differences between expectations and reality. The
level of satisfaction is not satisfied compared to expectations. Based on the
Cartesian diagram, the people of Karangwinongan Village show that the
responsiveness level is in quadrant III (low priority) which means mediocre,
reliability is in quadrant IV (excessive) or good, assurance is in quadrant IV
(excessive) or good, empathy is in quadrant I ( top priority) which means
disappointing and tangibles in quadrant IV (excessive) or good. Based on the
Cartesian diagram of the people outside Karangwinongan Village, it shows that
the level of responsiveness satisfaction is in quadrant III (low priority),
which means mediocre, reliability is in quadrant I (top priority), which means
disappointing, assurance is in quadrant II (maintain achievement)/good enough ,
empathy in quadrant I (top priority) which means disappointing and tangibles in
quadrant II (maintain achievement)/good enough.
Keywords: Satisfaction, Service Quality, Air Kita