Spatial Routes of Baduy Community Activity Actor in Clean and Healthy Living Behavior

There is a wide variety of Activity Actors that can be found in the Baduy area, and each of these Activity Actors may be placed into several categories. Among the many vocations that fall under this category of Activity Actors are painters, farmers, and traders, amongst others. A number of different geographical routes are used by the Baduy people in order to carry out their activities. The objective of this study is to identify and map those routes in order to better understand how they are utilized. In addition, the objective of this research is to analyze the connection that exists between the routes that have been discussed above and the implementation of the Clean and Healthy Living Behavior (PHBS) project. This investigation made use of a qualitative technique, which included both direct observation and geographical mapping as components of the research. Both of these components were carried out as part of the investigation. The seller route and the artisan route are both related to the same phbs spatial route, which is around one to two kilometers in length. The length of the distance route, which is three to three kilometers in length, is also connected to the same phbs spatial route.Taking into consideration all of this information, it is possible to draw the conclusion that the farmer's path is around two to three kilometers in length, making it the longest of all of the PHPS spatial routes combined.