Review of the Influencing Factors of Integrated Waste Management

Satori, Mohamad; Megantara, Erri Noviar; F.M.S., Ina Primiana; Gunawan, Budhi

doi:10.21660/2018.48.55459

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“…In recent years, in the analytical management practice of commercial organizations, there has been a need to develop an operational policy that would allow timely response to adverse market trends (Satori et al 2018). achieving the optimality of such a policy is based on:…”

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The trend of the last decade is to achieve sustainable development of society. The reasons of the development of this tendency are the global processes of industrial growth, the level of consumption of products, urbanization, and the development of globalization processes, the formation of the impact of non-profit organizations in the fight against environmental problems. The problems of environmental responsibility are urgent for many researchers, as they represent a way to solve complex environmental and economic problems facing the representatives of modern business, society and the state. The article deals with the analysis of the environmental component of social responsibility and its impact on the sustainable development of European countries. The article focuses on prioritizing sustainable development goals, namely Partnership for Sustainable Development. The factors that most influence on the environmental sustainability of European countries (Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia, France, and Ukraine) were analyzed. The correlation between GDP changes, populations and the level of environmental pollution has been proved. The definition of the concept of responsible consumption is considered and recommendations of reducing the level of influence of the agricultural sector on the environmental component were proposed. The necessity to increase environmental social responsibility in order to prevent a negative impact on the economy of European countries is substantiated.

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“…Therefore, community participation and banks should collaborate, rather than compete, to develop cooperation. An example of the successful collaboration is Waste Bank (Bachtiar, 2015;Dutta et al 2017;Singhirunnusorn et al 2017;Satori et al 2018 andWang et al 2018). In this collaboration, a cooperative obtain both financial and operational supports from Malang residents.…”

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Factors Affecting Cooperative Capital Adequacy (A Survey and Empirical Study of Indonesia's Pancasila Economic System)

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Handika

2020

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Purpose of the study: Cooperative plays an essential role in the rural community. This research provides a thorough impact analysis of cooperative funding in the community. This research comprehensively assesses the contribution of cooperative funding to the North Sumatra community, Indonesia. Methodology: Using the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and controlled variable regression methods. The independent variables used in this study are Cooperative member main saving, Cooperative member compulsory saving, Cooperative member voluntary saving, and Bank lending. While the dependent variable used in this study is Cooperative capital adequacy. Main Findings: This research finds that cooperative member savings and bank lending play an essential role in the cooperative capital adequacy. Applications of this study: Furthermore, the study finding that bank lending is a relatively cheap source of capital to the cooperative. Novelty/Originality of this study: Also, the study also findings imply that (i) cooperative capital adequacy heavily depends on cooperative member savings, (ii) bank and cooperative are complements rather than competitors and (iii) four dimensions affecting cooperative capital adequacy are stronger in the simultaneous situation. According to findings implied that have three suggestions on the economic policy. First, advise a policy encouraging more participants in the cooperative. Second, advise another policy encouraging banks to do more collaboration with cooperatives. Third, advise that the policy should be integrated rather than stand-alone.

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“…Solid waste management includes the stages of segregation, collection, transport, treatment and final disposal (Satori et al, 2018). However, its proper implementation is not simple, especially in developing countries, which deal with a rapid increase in the generation of their USW (Wilson et al, 2012).…”

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The use of system dynamics on urban solid waste management: a literature analysis

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Urban solid waste management is a complex system due to the many variables that compose it, which makes it difficult for managers to make decisions. Among the decision-making tools is system dynamics. To identify the gaps between the literature and the studies about urban solid waste management by using system dynamics method, a survey of published papers on the subject was made, which were later analyzed using some defined criteria, such as the level of the study, the software used for modeling, the variables included in the model, among others. The research identified that, among the stages of solid waste management, the collection process is still little incorporated in the models, being mentioned in only nine studies analyzed. Besides, the environmental, financial and institutional requirements were not adequately explored in the models. Future research should endeavor to include these elements in the models, which will allow the proposed system to be approximated to the complex reality of solid waste management.

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Review of the Influencing Factors of Integrated Waste Management

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Factors Affecting Cooperative Capital Adequacy (A Survey and Empirical Study of Indonesia's Pancasila Economic System)

The use of system dynamics on urban solid waste management: a literature analysis

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