Sauberes wiesbaden app

Böhm, Stephan A.; Igler, Bodo; Morales, Roberto; Sand, Frank; Ertan, Attila

doi:10.1145/2836041.2841222

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“…Numerous initiatives in the waste domain has already made use of mobile applications to encourage consumers to recycle waste more effectively [3]. Several companies in Indonesia are releasing applications providing online recycling through waste collection.…”

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Implementing UTAUT Model to Analyze Consumer Behaviour in Mobile Recycling Application

Elizabeth Shirley,

Santoso,

Kristina

2024

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Abstract—Waste disposal continues to increase globally, causing environmental issues to worsen. Indonesia, with its rapidly growing cities, also struggles to manage all this waste. Numerous mobile applications were released to recycle waste more effectively. However, The rate of mobile recycling application adoption is still low. We contend that lack of awareness and knowledge on recycling is the main cause of low adoption from people, that makes them deny the need for recycling and individual responsibility. Hence, the purpose of this study is to find out if sociopreneur awareness implementation, workshop, on recycling application influence the adoption of recycling applications. TPB and UTAUT model is used to attest the acceptance of workshop on recycling application. Quantitative approach is employed in this study, using a questionnaire of 139 respondents. The structural model is calculated using Smart PLS tools, and the results are validation data. According to the results, the user's intention to use recycling applications with a workshop feature is positively and significantly impacted by four variables (T-Values ≥ 1.96), which are Functional Expectancy, Attemption, Support System, and Perceived Control. While, Society Influence have negative effects (T-Values 1.96) on the user's intention to use recycling applications with a workshop feature.

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Implementing UTAUT Model to Analyze Consumer Behaviour in Mobile Recycling Application

Elizabeth Shirley,

Santoso,

Kristina

2024

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WasteApp: Smarter waste recycling for smart citizens

Bonino

Alizo

Pastrone

et al. 2016

2016 International Multidisciplinary Conference on Computer and Energy Science (SpliTech)

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Factors Affecting Citizens’ Intention to Continue Using the Rewarding Solid-Waste Collection Mobile Apps in Tehran, Iran

Behnamifard

Ahmady

Shokri

2021

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. Despite technological advances in waste recycling and management, many developing countries, including Iran, are still in the early stages of this process: the segregation and collection of recyclable waste. In this regard, to increase citizens' coope ration in household waste segregation, a rewarding solid-waste collection system has been established in the metropolises of Iran. In such circumstances, it is evident that maintaining the continued use of citizens without compromising their satisfaction has become an essential concern in the development of a sustainable waste collection and recycling system in Iran. For this reason, the present study tries to investigate the factors affecting citizens' continuous intention to use the rewarding solid-waste collection (RSWC) mobile apps in Tehran (the capital of Iran). In this regard, first, the conceptual model of the research is obtained by combining the widely used ECM model with D&M’s IS success model. Then, the questionnaire designed based on previous studies was provided to the citizens, and out of a total of 373 completed questionnaires, by removing the incomplete ones, 302 questionnaires were finally analysed. A partial least squares (PLS) analysis based SEM using SmartPLS was performed to assess the model and verify hypotheses. Results show that various variables significantly influence users’ continuous intention to use RSWC mobile apps. Meanwhile, RSWC mobile apps should improve their platform quality and rewarding system, strengthen their content quantity, and ensure the consistency between their service and citizens’ satisfaction.

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Sauberes wiesbaden app

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Implementing UTAUT Model to Analyze Consumer Behaviour in Mobile Recycling Application

Implementing UTAUT Model to Analyze Consumer Behaviour in Mobile Recycling Application

WasteApp: Smarter waste recycling for smart citizens

Factors Affecting Citizens’ Intention to Continue Using the Rewarding Solid-Waste Collection Mobile Apps in Tehran, Iran

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