Study of waste management towards sustainable green campus in Universitas Gadjah Mada

Setyowati, Mega; Kusumawanto, Arif; Prasetya, Agus

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1022/1/012041

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“…Green campus, also commonly referred to as environmentally friendly campus, embody the commitment of the higher education sector to enhance resource conservation, energy efficiency, and environmental quality by promoting sustainability and fostering an improved way of life and learning environment (Setyowati et al, 2018;Tamiami Fachrudin, 2020). Moreover, they emphasize the implementation of long-term environmental protection, management, and preservation initiatives within educational institutions (Vázquez-Brust et al, 2022).…”

Section: Green Campusmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Relationship between Green Management of Organizational Culture, Green Behavior and Green Campus in Private Universities: A Conceptual Paper

Xuemin,

Bin Yus Kelana,

Jie

2024

MAJESS

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The primary objective of this paper is to examine the relationship between the green management of organizational culture, green behavior, and green campus among private university academic staff in China through a comprehensive literature review. While previous research has been conducted on green management of organizational culture and green campus, and academic staff's green behavior has also attracted the attention of researchers, the investigation of the interconnections among these three variables remains largely overlooked, despite their crucial significance for private university academic staff. This research relies on a thorough analysis of existing literature as the primary data source. Furthermore, the paper aims to summarize the current literature addressing the issues of green management of organizational culture, green behavior, and green campus among private university academic staff, while also aiming to provide a conceptual framework for further research in this area.

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Section: Green Campusmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Relationship between Green Management of Organizational Culture, Green Behavior and Green Campus in Private Universities: A Conceptual Paper

Xuemin,

Bin Yus Kelana,

Jie

2024

MAJESS

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“…For example, studies by Makkonen et al (2013), Azar and Al Ansari (2017) and Fachrudin and Fachrudin (2021) have discussed on energy management systems on campus to improve energy efficiency, energy management practices and energy-efficient awareness. The research has grown to include further technical studies to evaluate campus energy and carbon efficiency improvements, with a focus on solar and renewable energy performance (Baitule and Sudhakar, 2017; Chakraborty et al , 2015; Song and Choi, 2015) and waste management (Setyowati et al , 2018; Cahyanti et al , 2019).…”

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Key drivers, challenges and strategies towards successful low-carbon campus: the case of UiTM Shah Alam campus

Mustaffa

Kudus²,

Aziz³

2022

JFM

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Purpose There is a growing awareness of the dangers of climate change and global warming due to increasing energy consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions. Campus universities are critical for implementing low-carbon development efficiently, given the large population and socio-economic activities concentrated on campus. This paper aims to explore the existing campus management initiatives and recommends holistic driving elements towards successful low-carbon campus development. Design/methodology/approach This study’s triangulation of information was supplemented by contributions from 116 respondents on the UiTM Shah Alam campus and eight professional interviews with stakeholders involved in low-carbon campus projects. Findings The study reported that low-carbon strategies had been implemented on the UiTM Shah Alam campus, with most existing programmes and activities focusing on low-hanging fruit initiatives. Moreover, the findings indicate that financial, cultural, behavioural, organisational and physical constraints are critical challenges to effectively implementing low-carbon approaches. The proposed techniques suggest that generating green funding, defining clear targets, developing standard procedures for carbon assessment and monitoring, also boosting education and outreach programmes lead to the improvement of low-carbon campus efforts. Practical implications The outcomes of this paper offer perspective to campus administration and community into an evaluation of current approaches and strategies for merging low-carbon systems. The effectiveness of low-carbon implementation was ensured by addressing issues concerning low-carbon uptake and fostering low-carbon improvement. Originality/value Besides providing a better understanding of techniques to implementing low-carbon development in Malaysia, the critical hurdles and driving factors, the output from this study adds to the existing knowledge available concerning the campus community’s existing comprehension.

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“…Composting is an alternative method to reduce organic waste [15], [17]. The composting process in this research uses the vessel method [3].…”

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The Analysis of Waste Generation and Waste Composition in President University, Cikarang, Indonesia

Indriyani

Sidjabat

2020

j.environ.eng.waste.manag.

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Abstract. Waste is an environmental problem that is the concern of everyone, increasing the volume of waste every year produced from the source. President University is one of the source that is still use the old paradigm in waste management makes President University continues to be one source that can increase the volume of waste that will be disposed of to landfill. This is reinforced by the increasing number of students each year. Therefore, as a role model from education level, proper waste management is needed. Objectives: Based on that, the objective of this research is to describe the existing condition of waste management at President University and to measure the waste generation and waste composition as baseline data for amount of dustbin and temporary waste collection area needed. Method and results: The Method implemented in this research using SNI 19-3964-1994 standard. The result showed that the total of waste generation at President University reached 238 gr/day/person with a total of 14% compostable waste, 31% recyclable waste, and 55% residue. Conclusion: It was suggested to plan and operate dustbin that following its types with the color-coded for different types of waste generation in President University. Also, recommend some alternative treatment ideas such as composting or anaerobic digester for treatment the waste.

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Study of waste management towards sustainable green campus in Universitas Gadjah Mada

Cited by 12 publications

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The Relationship between Green Management of Organizational Culture, Green Behavior and Green Campus in Private Universities: A Conceptual Paper

The Relationship between Green Management of Organizational Culture, Green Behavior and Green Campus in Private Universities: A Conceptual Paper

Key drivers, challenges and strategies towards successful low-carbon campus: the case of UiTM Shah Alam campus

The Analysis of Waste Generation and Waste Composition in President University, Cikarang, Indonesia

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