Awareness Of Waste Management Research Articles

PELESTARIAN DAN PEMBERDAYAAN SUMBER DAYA ALAM DESA MULYASARI MELALUI KEGIATAN KULIAH KERJA NYATA UNSIKA

Mulyasari Village is one of the villages in Ciampel sub-district, Karawang Regency, West Java, Indonesia with a population of 6,817 in 2024. The village has a number of potentials that can be developed, especially in agriculture. However, this potential has not been optimized to the optimum. The Mulyasari Village community still has limitations in developing this potential, and there are still a number of problems that must be given solutions, including the lack of public awareness of waste management, stunting problems, rampant bullying cases, community businesses that have not kept up with the times, the absence of activities for 3 months at the green house in Mulyasari Village, and the absence of a reading corner at the Mulyasari Village preschool. In general, the goal of Singaperbangsa University (UNSIKA) Community Service Program (KKN) in the context of community service is to improve the standard of living of the community through a series of UNSIKA KKN programs and activities implemented by UNSIKA students. The method used in this KKN is an extension method consisting of six stages of activities, namely: 1) Determination of the organizational structure. 2) Observation of KKN partners. 3) Formulation of work programs by adjusting the observation results. 3) Implementation. 4) Evaluation of activities. 5) Final report. The UNSIKA KKN program in Mulyasari Village produced seven excellent programs to improve the level of health, education, economy, and environment of the community in Mulyasari Village. These programs include: 1) Stunting socialization with the provision of PMT. 2) Logo and Social Media creation for Soy Milk UMKM. 3) Literacy learning media for all PAUD in Mulyasari village. 4) Making road signs on several sides of the mulyasari village road. 5) Reviving the Hydroponic Green House. 6) Produce solid and liquid organic fertilizer composter. 7) Conducting anti-bullying and ethics socialization activities for all elementary schools in Mulyasari village. Based on the observations and analysis made by UNSIKA students during the KKN activities, it can be concluded that Mulyasari Village has great potential to be developed. With good and optimal management, these potentials can improve the welfare of the people of Mulyasari Village.

Pengelolaan Sampah Plastik Dalam Skala Kecil: Peran Masyarakat Dalam Mengurangi Dampak Lingkungan

Most plastic waste is not processed properly and can cause pollution to the surrounding environment. This problem is currently being faced by residents of Gunung Putri Bogor District, low knowledge and lack of contribution from residents in managing organic waste and non-organic waste, leads to the dumping and burning of waste in quite large quantities, which can trigger air pollution and disease, so the aim in This service is to evaluate the effectiveness of various waste management methods, especially in the context of waste sorting, to raise awareness of the importance of managing plastic waste on a small scale, as well as providing a positive impact on environmental conservation efforts. It is hoped that the knowledge generated from this research can be used as an initial reference to increase public awareness in waste management and also encourage active community participation in reducing the impact of environmental pollution produced through a triggering approach, namely encouraging behavior change by providing information and training in the form of waste management workshops. plastic so that residents have the opportunity to handle and manage dry waste (organic and inorganic). The method used in this activity was that the researcher gave a pre-test and post-test before and after the activity. The researcher wanted to measure the level of knowledge and understanding, attitudes, and behavior of the participants in waste management. The results achieved by researchers show a growth in knowledge, attitudes, and behavior of participants in the use of small plastic waste as well as the role of the community. So it can be concluded that this activity is effective in increasing public knowledge about waste and how to manage it.

A Community Project on Waste Management Awareness and Livelihood Training of Residents nearby a Polluted Creek: An Impact Study

A Community Project on Waste Management Awareness and Livelihood Training of Residents nearby a Polluted Creek: An Impact Study

Peningkatan Kesadaran Masyarakat terhadap Metode Pengolahan Sampah di Dusun Klaci 1 Margoluwih Sayegan Sleman

Waste has become a problem for all of us and the environment in which we live. Every day, garbage is produced as a result of various human activities. Natural waste production is increasing in lockstep with population and industry growth but has yet to be proportional to final landfill capacity. This causes issues with waste management. This service aims to increase public awareness of waste management methods and processing waste on a household scale. This service uses the socialization of waste sorting and training in processing organic waste from households. This service uses the socialization of waste sorting and training in processing organic waste from households. This service program benefits the community in the following ways: the community is aware of the various types of waste that exist, the community has increased waste management awareness, and the community is aware of proper waste management and processing.

Waste Management Awareness Education for Elementary School Teachers and Students; the Implementation of Sustainable Environmental Education

In fact, awareness of waste management is still low in Nagari Tanjung Balik, Solok Regency. Based on initial observations, it is known that students at Nagari Tanjung Balik Elementary School do not yet have awareness of waste management. Furthermore, even though since 2022, Nagari Tanjung Balik has had a Waste Bank under the guidance of Universitas Negeri Padang Community Development Team, there has been no contribution from the total of five elementary schools in Nagari Tanjung Balik to the Waste Bank. This is of course not in line with the Nagari Tanjung Balik program which has attempted to intensify waste management in order to create a sustainable environment. Therefore, the solution offered is to provide education to elementary school students who are members of the KKG Cluster III Tanjung Balik Elementary School, X Koto Above District regarding waste management.

The role of women in enhancing economic standards in rural areas through the implementation of waste reform in Desa Cemagi

Cemagi Village faces challenges in its human resources sector, which are not yet prepared to compete in the tourism industry, and waste management, which is deemed highly risky. In response to waste management issues, the Cemagi Village Perbekel has initiated the establishment of the Sarwa Metu Wangi TPS3R to oversee waste management and has appointed cadres to manage waste banks in each Banjar neighborhood. To address these issues, a pilot project was launched for women's empowerment activities in Cemagi Village, specifically in Banjar Sangiangan. These service activities aim to empower women in Cemagi Village by encouraging women's groups to actively sort waste, generate additional income from the sale of segregated waste, increase public awareness of the importance of proper waste management for environmental cleanliness and public health, and support tourism village development through the application of the Sapta Pesona principles. The method of implementing these activities involves conducting waste management awareness campaigns and providing assistance in waste sorting at residents' homes. The results of these activities indicate that the community has begun to actively sort waste in accordance with guidance provided by the implementation team during assistance. This is evident from the initial condition of waste deposits at the onset of waste bank activities, which were predominantly mixed or improperly sorted. However, after providing assistance at residents' homes, the waste brought to the waste bank has begun to be properly sorted. Changes in people's waste sorting behavior serve as an indicator of the success of awareness campaigns and mentoring efforts, reflecting an increase in public awareness regarding the importance of proper waste sorting for environmental protection.

Sıfır Atık Projesi ile Öğrencilerde Oluşan Atık Yönetimi ve Geri Dönüşüm Farkındalığının Değerlendirilmesi

The purpose of this study is T.R. It is an evaluation of the awareness of primary school students about waste management and recycling as a result of the implementation of the 'Zero Waste Project' carried out by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change. The research was conducted with qualitative method. The study group of the research consists of 28 teachers, 3 school administrators and 37 parents selected by simple random sampling method, teaching 883 students attending a primary school in Etimesgut district of Ankara. In the research, the interview form was used as a data collection tool. In this interview form, after the questions about the participant's status relative to the student and the grade level, there are questions about the project and the awareness of waste management and recycling that has developed in the students. The data were evaluated by the content review method. As a result of the research, it was determined that the Zero Waste Project created awareness among students about waste management and recycling and resulted in behavioral changes. It has been revealed that waste battery collection and recycling exhibition activities contributed the most to the formation of this awareness. Students' sensitivity to waste is highest in the form of batteries and lowest in the form of wood waste. It is recommended to increase the number of projects aimed at increasing and disseminating activities in order to increase students' awareness of waste management and recycling and to maximize their sensitivity in all types of waste. Keywords: Zero Waste Project, Sustainability, Waste Management, Basic Training Period

SOCIALIZATION MODELS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RURAL COMMUNITIES (A CASE STUDY OF THE COMMUNITY OF CILELES JATINANGOR)

Waste is basically materials intentionally or unintentionally discarded as the product of human activities or natural processes. The handling and management of waste are increasingly more complex and complicated as its volume, types, and composition are more and more complex. Optimizing waste management needs an active role of the community to reduce, sort, and recycle the waste. However, the participation of the community in waste management often presents a complex challenge because it involves cultural, social, and economic factors. The community empowerment was conducted in Cileles Village, Jatinangor. Its proximate location to the center of education and economy gives Cileles Village the potential for the development of sustainable waste management. However, up to the present time, waste management in the village still faces some obstacles, such as the lack of infrastructure and the lack of the community’s motivation for sorting their waste. The result of this community service activity indicates that the community has a positive perception of waste and an awareness of waste management. However, the perception has not materialized in the community's daily behavior in managing their waste. For this reason, Socialization models of waste management have been carried out with participation, behavior change, and collaboration models.

Stakeholders' Perceptions of Environmental Management System in Managing Domestic Waste in the Gasing Industrial Area in Banyuasin Regency

The Gasing Industrial Area is one of the largest industrial areas and is experiencing faster development compared to other industrial areas in South Sumatra. The attractions of this area include its area of ​​around 2,000 ha and its strategic location close to the city center. However, this attraction is not matched by environmental conditions in industrial areas, including the frequent generation of inappropriate domestic waste and low awareness of waste management. Complexity can be seen from the many stakeholders involved with various environmental management system perspectives. The aim of this research is to understand the environmental management system carried out by stakeholders regarding the waste management system in the Gasing Industrial Area. The data collection method was carried out using in-depth interviews. The results of the research show that the environmental management system relating to domestic waste (garbage) in industrial areas is that the management system carried out by the community mostly uses a direct waste system, the environmental management system by industrial actors partly uses government regulatory instruments, and the environmental management system by the government by means of environmental guidance and supervision. The environmental management system is not yet effective. This can be seen from the criteria for the effectiveness of the management system, namely organizational structure, work programs, mechanisms, and management practices, and the main indicator is the performance of industrial area governance, which is not yet optimal.

Understanding the performance and challenges of solid waste management in an emerging megacity: Insights from the developing world

Solid waste management has been a cavilling issue in Ghana, especially in Kumasi. Thus, this study examines the challenges and recommendations for solid waste management in the Oforikrom Municipality. Data was obtained from 450 respondents from low, middle- and high-income classes using structured questionnaires and interviews were conducted with 6 waste management stakeholders and 50 market venders. Generally, waste management in the area was described as moderate based on the SWAi rating of 50.8 %. While collection and transportation received high ratings of 71 % and 82 % respectively, challenges are apparent in waste segregation (14 %) and disposal (21 %), marked as critically poor and poor, respectively. The overall moderate rating (50.8 %) underscores a mixed performance, signalling the necessity for enhancing storage conditions (36 %) as well. The study showed that occupation (Chi-Square = 0.893, p = 0.029), income (Chi-Square = 0.933, p = 0.021), and satisfaction with waste management services (p = 0.026) displayed notable effects, highlighting their importance in shaping waste management practices. Data from the respondents revealed inadequate practices due to vehicle breakdowns, high transport costs, and funding limitations. Nevertheless, 59.1 % of households expressed willingness to pay for improved waste collection. The dominant waste types were food waste (40 %) and plastics (5.5 %). Disturbingly, 80 % of the households lacked knowledge about waste disposal methods. The study recommends strengthening education and awareness of waste management to residents, improvement of access routes to households and waste disposal sites, and transport of waste should be done at night to ease traffic congestion.

Creation of the Short Documentary 'Sampah Siapa? Siapa Sampah?" for Waste Management Awareness and Sustainable Development in Surabaya

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a global action plan endorsed by world leaders, including Indonesia, comprising 17 Goals and 169 Targets, the SDGs aspire to be achieved by 2030. This study focuses on environmental preservation, aligning with Goal 15 (preserving terrestrial ecosystems), Goal 6 (access to clean water and sanitation) and Goal 14 (conserving marine ecosystems). Environmental degradation remains a detrimental factor in disrupting Earth's natural ecosystems, impacting various aspects of the environment and giving rise to problems such as floods, which inevitably lead to various diseases, bacteria, and even viruses. Waste is generated, ranging from household refuse to industrial waste. Our current challenge lies in a lack of public awareness regarding the importance of responsible waste sorting. We hope that the public will shift their perspective on waste from being a "negative" aspect to a resource that can be repurposed for the betterment of society and the environment. To raise awareness, we have created short videos featuring testimonies from individuals affected by waste pollution in their communities. Waste management serves as a solution and is a crucial element of our video content, as it not only raises awareness but also imparts essential knowledge to the public, helping to reduce waste generation and simplify the waste separation process. This, in turn, minimizes the residual impact of waste disposal. Our study underscores the significance of promoting waste management awareness to achieve the SDGs. Through educational videos and public engagement, we aim to inspire individuals to take proactive steps in preserving our environment and building a sustainable future.

Household Waste Management Strategy in Upper Middle Housing

The growing volume of waste poses a significant challenge, with implications for environmental contamination, health, and aesthetics. While participatory waste management practices have been adopted in some areas, others resort to dumping on vacant land, leading to potential long-term repercussions. The focus on waste source management, particularly within households, becomes imperative. A descriptive study was conducted in the Sukabumi Sub-district, with the most residences. Targeting households with heads of families as respondents, the research encompassed a sample of 120 housing units selected through systematic random sampling. Instruments developed by the researcher were employed for data collection. Analysis was anchored on a univariate approach and the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) method. The community's education, knowledge, and occupation profiles were categorized as 'good'. Despite this, a gap in waste governance was identified. Community knowledge about waste management emerged as a strength, while the unrealized potential of converting organic household waste into compost was recognized as an opportunity. To address waste management effectively, it is recommended to prioritize community strengths and harness available opportunities, like independent composting through suitable technology for limited land areas. Emphasizing household waste reduction through the 3R+P model, tailored for upper-middle-class housing, and bolstering community waste management awareness through continuous campaigns is essential.

Solid waste characterization at Tanjungan dam ecovillage, Mojokerto, Indonesia

The aims of the study are to present waste composition and improve waste management at the tourism destination of Tanjungan Dam Ecovillage, Mojokerto. The sampling and interviews were conducted for estimating the characterization and management practice of solid waste. The results showed that the tourism destination generated solid waste of around 18.82 kg/day. The generation rate of organic waste was 1.68 kg/day and 5.94 kg/day of inorganic,. Another waste generated from this destination is yard waste, which was around 11.2 kg daily. The result of the interview with the ecovillage officers presented that the awareness of waste management was still low. The solid waste management of the ecovillage was collect-transport-dispose with low rates and efficiency. Furthermore, there is no segregation of the waste, no control of inorganic waste, no regular schedule of yard waste collection, and no education for the tourists to rising their awareness about solid waste. To improve the solid waste management system and ensure the ecovillage’s sustainability, these facts had to be overcome.

Role of Beta Bank Sampah Community in Plastic Waste Management in Hative Besar Village, Ambon City

As an alternative solution to the waste problem, the development of waste banks is one of the social engineering activities that teach people to sort waste and foster public awareness in waste management. The purpose of this study was to determine the role of Beta Waste Bank in managing plastic waste in Hative Besar Village, Teluk Ambon District, Ambon City. The type of research used in this research is descriptive qualitative. This research was conducted in Hative Besar Village, Teluk Ambon District, Ambon City. The subjects in this study were the founders of Beta Bank Sampah and Beta Bank Sampah customers totaling 12 people. The variable in this study uses a single variable, namely the waste bank manager. The single variable will be described by referring to Permen LH No. 13 of 2012. In this study, researchers used several data collection techniques, namely, observation, interviews, questionnaires and documentation. Based on the results of the research conducted, Beta Bank Sampah is a community that is actively engaged in efforts to maintain environmental balance by carrying out the process of recycling plastic waste into economically valuable creations. good awareness efforts towards environmental cleanliness, especially towards the impact of the threat of plastic waste which is increasing along with the growth rate of society. and Beta Bank Sampah has helped the city government in realizing the clean Ambon program by reducing the use of plastic waste in people's lives.

The Role of Beta Bank Sampah Community in Plastic Waste Management in Hative Besar Village, Ambon City

In accordance with the provisions of Law No. 18/2008 on Waste Management, it is now necessary to change the way people view waste and how they treat or manage waste. For alternative solutions to the waste problem, the development of waste banks is a social engineering activity that teaches people to sort waste and fosters public awareness in waste management. The purpose of this study was to determine the role of Beta Waste Bank in managing plastic waste in Hative Besar Village, Teluk Ambon Sub-district, Ambon City. The type of research used in this research is descriptive qualitative. This research involves collecting data about the role of Beta Bank Sampah in managing plastic waste in Hative Besar Village, Teluk Ambon Subdistrict, Ambon City, the location of this research is Hative Besar Village, Teluk Ambon Subdistrict, Ambon City. The subjects in this study were the founders of Beta Bank Sampah and the customers of Beta Bank Sampah, totaling 12 people. The variable in this study uses a single variable, namely the waste bank manager. However, the single variable will be described with reference to the LH parliament No. 13 of 2012. In this study researchers used several data collection techniques, namely, observation, interviews, questionnaires and documentation. Based on the results of the research conducted, Beta Bank Sampah is a community that is actively engaged in efforts to maintain environmental balance by carrying out the process of recycling plastic waste into creations of economic value. good awareness efforts on environmental cleanliness especially on the impact of the threat of plastic waste that grows with the growth rate of society. and Beta Bank Sampah has helped the city government in realizing the clean Ambon program by reducing the use of plastic waste in people's lives.

Assessment of solid waste management awareness and practices among junior high school students in Northwestern Mindanao state college of science and technology (NMSCST)

Assessment of solid waste management awareness and practices among junior high school students in Northwestern Mindanao state college of science and technology (NMSCST)

PENYULUHAN LINGKUNGAN SEHAT DAN CARA MENGATASI SAMPAH RUMAH TANGGA DI RW 05 CISASAWI, CIHANJUANG, JAWA BARAT

The environmental conditions and problems found in RW 05 Cisasawi Village, Cihanjuang are garbage. The final disposal of waste in Cisasawi village is still unclear and is often constrained by the distribution of waste. This requires good management regarding waste disposal in Cisasawi village, especially RW 05. The management carried out is community-based management, so that people are aware of a healthy and clean environment. Provision of trash bins around the neighborhood of RW 05 Cisasawi Village is the first step in an effort to raise public awareness in waste management. The next activity was outreach to PKK women and village officials in RW 05 Cisasawi Village. The people of RW 05 Cisasawi Village are interested in waste management through the Garbage Bank and the use of waste for composting.

A Study and Analysis on Waste Fires in India and Their Corresponding Impacts on Environment and Human Health

Waste fires are one of the biggest problems in India that cause various problems to the environment and human health. This article thoroughly investigates the negative impacts of waste fires on the environment, public health, and the economy and emphasizes the need for sustainable waste management practices, investment in waste management infrastructure, and stricter fire safety regulations by taking India as a study base. Education and waste management awareness programs are also important tools for promoting behavior change and achieving cost savings. The implications of waste management policies and practices in India and other developing countries are also discussed, including the need to promote sustainable waste management practices, enhance fire safety measures, encourage public participation, and strengthen regulatory frameworks. Overall, this research highlights the importance of addressing waste fires and promoting sustainable waste management practices for achieving a safer, healthier, and more sustainable society. The possible solution for the issue of waste management and waste fires in India has been discussed widely in this article to provide an overview for appropriate management of waste materials.

Sosialisasi Bank Sampah Mutiara Kelurahan Tuah Karya Kecamatan Tuah Madani Kota Pekanbaru

This community service activity aims to provide education to the Tuah Karya Village Community, Tuah Madani Subdistrict, and Pekanbaru City about the benefits of the waste bank so that an attitude of environmental care is formed, which results in creating a clean environment and greening activities. The method of this community service activity is to provide direct socialization about waste management, assisted by the Mutiara Waste Bank manager. The hope of implementing this community service is that the Tuah Karya Village Community, Tuah Madani Subdistrict, and Pekanbaru City will have awareness of waste management with activities to reduce waste and handle waste, with assistance from bank sampah Mutiara as a driving force, so as to create an attitude of caring for the surrounding environment, create a clean environment, and increase income for the surrounding community. In this service, the team can see the high enthusiasm of the socialization of waste banks, seen in their enthusiasm, very active discussions, their considerable curiosity, and a lot of ideas or opinions.

Kebijakan Pengelolaan Sampah Bernilai Ekonomi di Desa Tanjung Atap Barat Ogan Ilir

This activity addressed waste problems in Tanjung Atap Barat Village, Ogan Ilir Regency. The community has tried to deal with it, but it has not been optimal. Another reason is to increase public awareness of waste management so it becomes a medium to improve the economy and create a society’s legal awareness. Thus, what is village regulations' role in waste management in Tanjung Atap Barat village? What steps can be taken so that the waste problem in Tanjung Atap Barat village becomes of economic value? By following the Regulation of Tanjung Atap Barat Village Number 003 of 2020 About the Management of Household Waste and the Surrounding Environment, the community improves waste management in the village and raises awareness of environmental issues. Village Regulation Number 003 of 2020 has a system consisting of 14 chapters and 37 articles. If it is examined more deeply, waste has the potential to affect household income. Therefore, improvement can start through its citizens, especially women and the younger generation. Every household is involved in managing at least its own waste, socialization, training, mentoring, and direct practice to increase public understanding and knowledge in handling waste into economic value. Especially in Tanjung Atap Barat village, it has started with placing trash cans in every house. Also, waste is segregated by its type: plastic, paper, and household waste.