Waste Management Policy: A Study of Malang Waste Bank in Implementing The Green Economy Concept

Muljaningsih, Sri; Indrawati, Nur Khusniyah; Asrofi, Dien Amalia Nur

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1098/1/012036

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“…Rapid land-use transformation due to urban sprawl greatly affects biodiversity and ecosystem function, as well as local and regional climate. Rapid urban growth caused by rapid population growth and economic activities has brought about rapid changes in land use patterns which in turn significantly affects urban land use change [12,13]. Supporting data gathered for a region of Malang City served as the main foundation for this investigation.…”

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Changes in Runoff Coefficient Index as a Result of Land Use Change (Case Study: Malang City)

Darmawan,

Sejati,

Mahabella

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The result of this research is to present observations about changes in the value of the conveyance coefficient in an area or region caused by changes in land use as a basis for decision making for water resources management in urban areas, by considering field data and satellite image classification to observe changes. As well as the consequences of the development of an area as seen from population growth, economy and housing needs. Malang City continues to experience land use change as evidenced by the decrease in agricultural land area. The method used is supervised classification with the help of geographic information systems and analyzing land use change over the past 20 years through map overlay. The data used are Landsat and Terrasar-X satellite images with the land use classes used are open land, settlements, agriculture, and shrubs. Satellite images were classified to analyze the extent of land use change and to see the rate of change in the conveyance coefficient of each class over the past 20 years. The results show that the study area has a change in the value of the conveyance coefficient caused by a fairly high land use change from agricultural land to built-up land such as settlements or housing. Malang City has a tendency to increase the population significantly because it is an educational city that continues to need a place to live and allows the rotation of various economic needs. The results of the analysis showed that there were changes in the value of the conveyance coefficient from 2002 to 2022, with an upward trend. In 2002 the C value was 0.2468; in 2007 it was 0.2899; in 2012 it was 0.3457; in 2017 it was 0.3895; in 2022 it was 0.4119. With an average value of change every year is about 13.78%.

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Changes in Runoff Coefficient Index as a Result of Land Use Change (Case Study: Malang City)

Darmawan,

Sejati,

Mahabella

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…In addition, USAID collaborates and coordinates with private-sector partners to promote circular economy models and boost efficiency in the recycled plastics value chain. USAID works with local communities to improve behaviour and encourage plastic reduction, reuse, and recycling in order to sustain long-term benefits [10,14,15].…”

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The green issues and foreign policy: an analysis of Indonesian foreign ministry’s selected tweets

Maksum,

Sahide,

Fathun

et al. 2023

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Abstract. A green issue is relatively new for Indonesian policymakers. All countries paid close attention to this issue in the 1960s, when people were facing some environmental crises. But international political scholars started paying more attention to green issues in the 1990s, after the Cold War ended and traditional security issues became less important. Non-traditional security problems, like the environmental crisis, are becoming the focus of foreign policy issues in countries like Indonesia. Social media is a good place to investigate green issues, especially those that have to do with Indonesian foreign policy. This article tries to explore what the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said on Twitter about green issues that have not been studied as much. This article tries to analyse some tweets about green issues in Indonesian foreign policy using NVivo content analysis. Thus, this article argues that green issues are still not talked about much on Twitter. The fact that the sentiment analysis is still neutral shows that the issue is not a big deal in the discussion. This research offers a fresh perspective on green issues inside the MOFA Twitter account and has contributed to the body of knowledge in this field of study

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“…Garbage is also a severe problem in Banten Province. Based on data from the Waste Management Information System (SIPSN) of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), in 2022, the volume of waste generation produced by communities in Banten Province reached 2.62 million tons (Muljaningsih et al, 2023). Details each area in the highest position in Tangerang Regency produces 841.49 thousand tons of waste, then South Tangerang City with a total of 504.25 thousand tons (Yanto, Sudaryanto, & Pratiwi, 2023).…”

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Environmental Care Behavior through Waste Bank (Study at Teratai Waste Bank Pondok Pucung Sub-district, Pondok Aren District, South Tangerang City)

Anjani,

Budiaman,

Hidayaht

2024

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This study investigates the effectiveness of Waste Bank Lotus in enhancing community environmental awareness in South Tangerang, Indonesia. With the escalating waste generation in tandem with population growth, waste management has emerged as a critical issue exacerbated by limited landfill capacity. The Lotus Waste Bank initiative seeks to mitigate these challenges by instilling environmental consciousness among residents. Employing descriptive research methods, including observation, interviews, questionnaires, documentation, and literature review, data were gathered from 63 participants selected through purposive sampling. The results reveal that Waste Bank Lotus has successfully raised community awareness regarding environmental issues, fostered responsible behaviors in waste, water, and energy management, and adopted eco-friendly products. Moreover, various factors, including intention, community support, personal autonomy, access to information, and favorable conditions, influence community environmental behavior. Environmental awareness through waste banks entails building awareness, motivation to act, evaluation, attempted implementation, and integration into daily routines. This research underscores the pivotal role of waste banks in promoting sustainable waste management practices and cultivating a culture of environmental stewardship within communities.

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Waste Management Policy: A Study of Malang Waste Bank in Implementing The Green Economy Concept

Cited by 3 publications

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Changes in Runoff Coefficient Index as a Result of Land Use Change (Case Study: Malang City)

Changes in Runoff Coefficient Index as a Result of Land Use Change (Case Study: Malang City)

The green issues and foreign policy: an analysis of Indonesian foreign ministry’s selected tweets

Environmental Care Behavior through Waste Bank (Study at Teratai Waste Bank Pondok Pucung Sub-district, Pondok Aren District, South Tangerang City)

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