Surabaya green and clean: Protecting urban environment through civic engagement community

Prasetiyo, Wibowo Heru; Kamarudin, Kamarul Rahim; Dewantara, Jagad Aditya

doi:10.1080/10911359.2019.1642821

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“…Community awareness of the environment and waste management will help improve waste management [8]. Waste management with community contribution and volunteerism is the social capital that drives the success of the waste management process [9]. That is because the closeness and trust between individuals in society have a more significant influence than the resulting economic value [9].…”

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“…Waste management with community contribution and volunteerism is the social capital that drives the success of the waste management process [9]. That is because the closeness and trust between individuals in society have a more significant influence than the resulting economic value [9]. The community is the garbage producer itself, so its participation is influenced by awareness of waste management by the community itself [8,9].…”

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“…That is because the closeness and trust between individuals in society have a more significant influence than the resulting economic value [9]. The community is the garbage producer itself, so its participation is influenced by awareness of waste management by the community itself [8,9]. Community participation is essential to identify waste management problems, and all layers need to have a proper understanding of waste management issues.…”

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Community engagement and waste management policy: A comparative analysis

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Municipal waste management has become a significant problem in many urban areas where solutions are complex and conflicting to form. One of the most important actors that can control waste management in a country is the government. Then the most important tool for setting standards in maintaining waste management is the public policy. Therefore, this paper will review and evaluate public policies that regulate solid waste management in China, Japan, and Malaysia, using secondary data. The three countries were chosen because their cases represented various significant and different factors that have often been an obstacle to waste management. The three case studies discuss community behavior analysis, policy mistranslation, and the lack of waste management infrastructure. The main obstacles of the waste management policy are to control people’s behavior, lack of garbage infrastructure, waste pickers are not organized, and lack of progress in waste management and recycling technology. The waste management policy needs to focus on increasing residents’ awareness to recycle and expand the producer’s responsibility to increase community engagement and boost successful waste management in a region or country.

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“…Perubahan fisik dan budaya sudah mulai terkikis nilai-nilai yang melambangkan ciri dan identitas kampung dan menjadi kota metropolitan dengan gaya hidup yang modern. (Prasetiyo, Kamarudin, & Dewantara, 2019). Lalu setelah itu terdapat juga kampong hijau pertamina dimana sumberdaya pembangunannya dikelola oleh keikutsertaan anggota individu dalam masyarakat.…”

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Dalam buku New Economics Foundation Second Edition (2008), SROI dapat didefinisikansebagai sosial dan lingkungan yang menghasilkan nilai moneter yang nyata, membantuorganisasi dan investor untuk melihat gambaran yang lebih lengkap pada manfaat yangmengalir dari investasi waktu, uang, dan sumber lainnya. Cara ini sangat memungkinkan untukmelihat suatu dampak sehingga memungkinkan mereka yang berinvestasi dan memiliki saham,untuk mempertimbangkan sumber daya yang mereka gunakan. (Khairunnisa, Pribad, &Prabowo, 2019)

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“…Perubahan fisik dan budaya sudah mulai terkikis nilai-nilai yang melambangkan ciri dan identitas kampung dan menjadi kota metropolitan dengan gaya hidup yang modern. (Prasetiyo, Kamarudin, & Dewantara, 2019) Selanjutnya terdapat juga artikel-artikel yang berkaitan dengan analisis SROI sepertihalnya Penilaian Dampak Investasi Sosial Pelaksanaan CSR Menggunakan Metode Social Return on Investment (SROI) (Santoso, Adinegara, Ismanto, Munajad, & Mulyono, 2018) Social Return on Investment Analysis of the Health Precinct Community Hub for Chronic Conditions. (Jones, Hartfiel, Brocklehurst, Lynch, & Edwards, 2020) Evaluating Innovation in European Rural Development Programmes: Application of the Social Return on Investment (SROI) Method.…”

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Dalam buku New Economics Foundation Second Edition (2008), SROI dapat didefinisikan sebagai sosial dan lingkungan yang menghasilkan nilai moneter yang nyata, membantu organisasi dan investor untuk melihat gambaran yang lebih lengkap pada manfaat yang mengalir dari investasi waktu, uang, dan sumber lainnya. Cara ini sangat memungkinkan untuk melihat suatu dampak sehingga memungkinkan mereka yang berinvestasi dan memiliki saham, untuk mempertimbangkan sumber daya yang mereka gunakan. (Khairunnisa, Pribad, & Prabowo, 2019)

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Surabaya green and clean: Protecting urban environment through civic engagement community

Cited by 34 publications

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Community engagement and waste management policy: A comparative analysis

Community engagement and waste management policy: A comparative analysis

Penggunaan Social Return On Investment (SROI) Dalam Lingkungan Masyarakat

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