Decision Support System for Poor Rice Acceptance Selection Using Simple Additive Weighting Jatibarang Kidul Village, Tegal Regency

Abstract

Raskin (Poor Rice) is a food subsidy as a government effort to improve food security and provide protection to poor families through the distribution of rice which is expected to be able to reach poor families. However, in its field practice, the decision to determine the criteria for receiving rice that has already taken place usually does not refer to the criteria of the family iskin, resulting in the distribution of rice being misdirected. To help these problems, a decision support system will be built to assist in the distribution of targeted Raskin using Fuzzy Multiple Attribute Decision Making (FMADM) calculations and the method used is the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) method. This method requires the decision maker to determine the weight for each attribute. The total score for an alternative is obtained by summing all the multiplication results between the rating and the weight of each attribute. The results achieved in this study are the Raskin distribution decision support system that is right on target and in accordance with the specified criteria, thus minimizing fraud in determining prospective Raskin recipients.