Waste Management Service in Indonesia Based on Stochastic Frontier Analysis

Luthfiani, Nurul Laily; Atmanti, Hastarini Dwi

doi:10.23969/trikonomika.v20i2.3952

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“…Indonesia's existing waste management law was ineffective, resulting in inefficient waste management. This law does not assertively regulate the management of solid waste [62].…”

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A Review of Municipal Waste Management with Zero Waste Concept: Strategies, Potential and Challenge in Indonesia

Wikurendra¹,

Abdeljawad²,

Zs.‐Nagy³

2023

IJESD

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Municipal waste management is still a significant problem for solid waste issues in Indonesia. Only 60 to 70% of the waste generated is disposed of in landfills, the rest is dispersed in different areas. The potential for leachate pollution, greenhouse gases, and a waste of non-renewable natural resources can occur due to municipal waste management problems not being optimal. Municipal waste management needs a holistic concept that would include upstream to downstream stages. This paper comprehensively reviews municipal waste management with a zero waste concept based on management, development, measuring, implementations, strategies, potentials, and challenges in Indonesia. The zero waste concept offers waste management, starting with waste elimination, recycling, reduction, and recovery of used goods. Several municipalities around the globe, such as Canberra, Adelaide (Australia), Stockholm (Sweden), Nova-Scotia (Canada), and San Francisco (United States), have decided on targets for zero waste cities. Indonesia is still implementing waste management that accentuates disposal in landfills, so there needs to be a literature study related to the management, development, measuring, implementations, strategies, potentials, and challenges of Indonesia’s zero waste concept.

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“…Indonesia's existing waste management law was ineffective, resulting in inefficient waste management. This law does not assertively regulate the management of solid waste [62].…”

Section: Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Municipal Waste Management with Zero Waste Concept: Strategies, Potential and Challenge in Indonesia

Wikurendra¹,

Abdeljawad²,

Zs.‐Nagy³

2023

IJESD

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“…The involvement of the government, the community, and stakeholders is vital to achieve the best waste management practices. The government as a policyholder must establish strict household and industry waste management guidelines (5). Increasing public and private participation is the key to the success of the implementation of waste management (6).…”

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“…Increasing public and private participation is the key to the success of the implementation of waste management (6). Whether in the form of cash or the distribution of recycled items, government support is crucial for encouraging the community to reduce its waste output and inspiring other communities to undertake similar initiatives (5).…”

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The Effect of Eco-Enzyme Spraying on Suwung Landfill Waste, Denpasar, on Changes in Leachate Characteristics

Muliarta

Sudita²,

Situmeang³

2023

JKL

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Introduction: Bali, as an international tourist destination, is still experiencing problems in waste management. Suwung Landfill, Denpasar, is one of the landfills for waste originating from the Denpasar, Badung, Gianyar, and Tabanan (Sarbagita) areas. Methods: This research was an experimental study, by watering eco-enzymes on garbage heaps and examining changes in leachate parameters. Watering was carried out daily at a dose of 1 L of eco-enzyme dissolved in 1000 L of water and used for watering a garbage pile of 1 ha. The area of piles of garbage watered with eco-enzymes reaches 5 ha. Measured leachate parameters include pH, BOD, COD, TSS, N, cadmium, and mercury. Results and Discussion: Eco-enzymes have the potential to become activators or decomposers in waste composting. The evidence is that eco-enzyme watering causes the average leachate temperature to range from 36.63 to 40.370C, where the increase in leachate temperature occurs due to the rise in the temperature of the garbage pile. An increase in temperature characterizes the activity of microbes increases, so the decomposition process becomes rapid. Conclusion: Eco-enzyme spraying leads to a characteristic change in the form of an increase in the value of leachate parameters. The increase in temperature value, pH, BOD, COD, and N content of leachate indicates that environmentally friendly enzymes accelerate the decomposition of organic matter. The rapid decomposition process causes the total suspended density of leachate to increase.

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“…Almost all regions in Indonesia face the problem of piling up waste (Adiatmika, 2022), including in Ternate City. Accumulation of waste can cause environmental quality to decline, for example the emergence of unpleasant odors and soil and water pollution (Luthfiani and Atmanti, 2021). Apart from that, plastic waste that is not thrown away in the trash can cause it to be thrown into the sea (Northcott, 2020), as is what happens in the sea surrounding Ternate Island.…”

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Community Empowerment At The Akehuda Digital Waste House To Support Circular Economy Activities In Ternate City

Salsa Billah,

Utama Putri,

Reza Wagas

et al. 2023

IJCS

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Accumulation of waste can cause environmental quality to decline, the emergence of unpleasant odors and pollution of land and water. Apart from that, plastic waste that is not thrown away in the trash can cause it to be thrown into the sea, as it happens in the sea surrounding Ternate Island. The waste management system must be carried out comprehensively, among the central government, regional government and the community, for example by establishing a digital waste house based on community empowerment activities. The aim of this activity is to improve community behavior in sorting waste at the household level so that the volume of waste reaching the landfill is reduced. Apart from that, it can increase people's knowledge and skills in managing waste businesses through the establishment of digital-based waste houses. The next goal is to improve community skills in processing inorganic waste and plastic waste as well as processing organic waste into compost fertilizer and various ecoenzyme derivative products. It is hoped that the results of the activity can initiate the formation of community entrepreneurship based on processed waste products to support circular economic activities. Activities were carried out from July to September 2023 located in Akehuda Village, Ternate City. The implementation method was socialization of waste management through counseling and at the same time assistance in processing waste. Apart from that, community empowerment was carried out by establishing a digital-based waste house. The results of the activity show that the partners already have a digital-based waste house, partner members were able to manage the waste processing business from the Marasai digital waste house, partner members have the knowledge and skills to process waste. In order to increase public interest and participation in processing waste, it is necessary to continue to carry out socialization about waste processing.

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Waste Management Service in Indonesia Based on Stochastic Frontier Analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

A Review of Municipal Waste Management with Zero Waste Concept: Strategies, Potential and Challenge in Indonesia

A Review of Municipal Waste Management with Zero Waste Concept: Strategies, Potential and Challenge in Indonesia

The Effect of Eco-Enzyme Spraying on Suwung Landfill Waste, Denpasar, on Changes in Leachate Characteristics

Community Empowerment At The Akehuda Digital Waste House To Support Circular Economy Activities In Ternate City

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