1. INDOOR AIR QUALITY MONITORING IN THE PUBLIC SPACE IN THE ORDER TO ADVOCACY SMOKE FREE AREA (SFA) IN JEMBER DISTRICT
Dewi Rokhmah1, Khoiron2, Isa Ma’rufi 3
1`Health Promotion and Behavior Science Department, Public Health Faculty, University of Jember
2,3Enviroment and Occupational Health Department, Public Health Faculty, University of Jember
Corresponding Author: Jl. Kalimantan I/93 Jember. Telp ( ). Fax ( ) hp:

2. Introduction
Cigarette smoke is a complex mixture of gases and particles that contain many carcinogenic and toxic compounds, which is the result of smoke in the room

3. Introduction
One way to solve the problem of smoking in the room is the implementation of SFA regulation. This regulation is very important to reduce air pollution caused by cigarette smoke and reduce the harm of smoking and provide healthy air to the community.

4. Introduction
There are seven areas covered by SFA regulation. Therefore it is very important to know about :
"What is the 7th public places containing air pollution caused by cigarette smoke so that the necessary implementing legislation SFA in Jember?".

5. Introduction
The aim of this study is to monitor the air quality in areas which are covered by SFA regulation in Jember. Specific objectives: Measuring the concentration of particulate matter (PM2.5) in places which are covered by SFA regulation, as well as proving their smoking activities affect the poor indoor air qualit

6. Methods
This study is a descriptive cross-sectional study design using regional monitoring and observation. The study population is SFA that located in Jember.

7. Methods
The total sample is 100 public places. Samples were selected purposively with the criteria area frequented by the general public, is a place whose existence to the characteristics of a city (icon).

8. Methods
The air quality is measured by PM2.5 monitoring will be done in the building for at least 1 hour with the first 15 minutes of the procedure outside the building, 30 minutes in the final 15 minutes of the building and back outside the building.

9. Result
Jember is well known as one of the major tobacco producing areas in Indonesia. In 2011, there were 24,616 tobacco farmers in 24 districts of 31 districts in Jember. The Jember government makes tobacco leaves as one of the images that became a symbol of the region (Government of Jember, 2011).

10. Result
The results showed that there were 56% of the 100 public places that have air quality above the threshold the WHO standard is 25 ppm

11. Result
Public areas in question consists of; hotel, office, modern markets, traditional markets, health centers, restaurants, terminals, hospitals, places of worship, educational facilities, entertainment venues, and other public places.

12. Result
From an average of PM 2.5 measurement result, traditional markets and entertainment venues occupy first and second place for air quality above the threshold the WHO standard (25 ppm), which amounted to 69.2 ppm and 60.6 ppm

13. Result
While the lower level of education facilities has cleaner air quality according to the WHO standard is 18.4 ppm.

14. Conclusion
From this study it can be concluded that most of the area public places in Jember have poor indoor air quality that is above the standard threshold of WHO.

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