Faiths from the Archipelago

Mangunjaya, Fachruddin Majeri; Tobing, Imran Sl; Binawan, Andang; Pua, Evangeline; Nurbawa, Made

doi:10.1163/15685357-01902003

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“…Major world religions have developed "green" theology, launched environmental protection projects, issued public statements on climate change, and attempted to raise awareness among their members about more environmentally friendly lifestyles. Examples of these environmental activities span a wide range, from recycling initiatives in Buddhist communities (Lee and Han, 2015;Mohamad et al, 2012) to eco-friendly pilgrimage guidelines for Muslim Hajj travelers to Mecca (Koehrsen, 2021;Mangunjaya et al, 2015), the ecological vision of Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople (Bartholomew, 2012;Theokritoff, 2017), and interfaith events addressing climate change (Robra, 2010).…”

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How Religiosity Affect Climate Change? A Cross-Country Analysis

Agusalim,

Karim

2024

IJEEP

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Climate change demands a collective response, including from religious perspectives, but it presents a dualistic challenge. On one hand, some believers see it as a divine, immutable law (theocentric), urging humans not to defy it. Conversely, others attribute climate change to human actions that exploit nature (anthropocentric). This study scrutinizes the relationship between religiosity and climate change, using per capita CO2 emissions as a proxy. It employs cross-country regression analysis, along with robustness and sensitivity tests. The findings highlight religiosity's substantial role in curbing per capita CO2 emissions growth. This underscores religion's potential as a societal force in overcoming environmental problems, global climate issues, safeguarding natural resources and ecosystems, and ensuring a comfortable, secure existence on Earth.

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How Religiosity Affect Climate Change? A Cross-Country Analysis

Agusalim,

Karim

2024

IJEEP

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“…The success of a policy is judged by how well it is implemented because a poorly implemented policy has no purpose and cannot achieve the desired goal (Van Meter & Van Horn, 1975). The waste problem is in the spotlight worldwide, especially in the archipelago (Mangunjaya et al, 2015;Parker, 2018;Zorpas, 2020). The amount of waste on the islands is large but limited by the entire area (Critchell & Lambrechts, 2016).…”

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Assessing JAKSTRAKAB: government platform for waste management in Simeulue Regency, Indonesia

Handayani,

Hajad,

Ilhamsyah

et al. 2024

otoritas

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This study aims to determine the implementation of waste management policies in Simeulue District. The method used is qualitative, while the informants are determined by purposive sampling. Data was collected through interviews and documentation. While data analysis is done by means of transcription, classification, and drawing conclusions, The results of the study show that the implementation of policies related to waste management, abbreviated as Jakstrakab, as stated in Simeulue Regent Regulation Number 21 of 2019, shows that: (1) Jakstrakab communication through outreach has not reached many groups; (2) resources are still limited, especially related to human resources, budget, and waste management facilities such as abandoned fleets, warehouses, and equipment; (3) regarding the disposition, there is still overlapping work; and (4) the large bureaucratic structure causes officers to carry out their duties and functions not in accordance with the established Jakstrakab. The study concludes that bureaucracy, commitment, efficient communication, and resource allocation are necessary for Simeulue's waste management policy to be implemented. It is necessary to overcome obstacles including poor communication, a lack of resources, and bureaucratic disarray. Simeulue may enhance waste management practices toward sustainability by strengthening communication, managing resources better, and enlisting the support of policy implementers.

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“…The difference is, Islamic education teaches that environmental care is part of a form of servitude to the Creator. The author cites the opinion of (Mangunjaya, 2019) which states that Islam provides a way and a way to solve environmental problems with a different approach from the secular system of life. Environmental care in Islam is part of the totality of human worship.…”

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Integration of Islamic Religion and Character Education with Environmental Education at Adiwiyata Junior High School

Anggraini

Syah

Nursobah

et al. 2022

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Islamic religious education and environmental education have the same goal. The purpose of Islamic religious education and character education in schools is to create students who have good relationships with God, themselves, fellow human beings, and nature. Not much Islamic religious education integrates environmental education. Adiwiyata school is an environmental culture school that integrates environmental education in learning, including PAI. This study aims to identify the integration of PAI and Character with environmental education in Adiwiyata schools. The research locus is SMP Negeri 1 Sampit. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach with descriptive methods and case studies.

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Faiths from the Archipelago

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

How Religiosity Affect Climate Change? A Cross-Country Analysis

How Religiosity Affect Climate Change? A Cross-Country Analysis

Assessing JAKSTRAKAB: government platform for waste management in Simeulue Regency, Indonesia

Integration of Islamic Religion and Character Education with Environmental Education at Adiwiyata Junior High School

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