Waste Management Training Research Articles

Waste management training intervention on knowledge and attitude of integrated health service cadres and housewives in West Kalimantan

Background: Healthy village is an innovative concept prioritizing health and well-being in community development, encompassing basic health services, sanitation, clean water, environmental cleanliness, public health, food safety, and community empowerment. Purpose: To analyze the impact of Waste management training provided to integrated health service cadres and housewives. Method: A quantitative quasi-experiment study, participants were selected using purposive sampling and the Slovin formula, resulting in 82 participants from Sungai Asam village. Univariate statistical analysis was conducted, including a paired t-test to assess changes within groups and an independent t-test for between-group comparisons. Results: Support for waste management was influenced by the knowledge and attitudes of both cadres and housewives. In the cadre group, knowledge increased from an average of 15.780 in the pre-test to 18.439. For the housewives group, knowledge rose from an average of 14.561 in the pre-test to 15.634. Attitudes in the cadre group improved from 50.122 in the pre-test to 62.609, while in the housewives group, attitudes increased from 42.170 to 47.365. Conclusion: Waste management training significantly enhanced knowledge and attitudes in both groups, with a more substantial improvement observed among cadres. The study effectively demonstrated the impact of Waste management training on fostering a healthier village environment.

Evaluation of a training programme on the management of infectious and sharp healthcare waste in Tunisia

IntroductionThe management of healthcare waste is a crucial issue for public health and the environment. To minimise risks, it is essential to ensure that the management of healthcare waste is...

Implementation of Hygiene and Sanitation in Novotel Hotel Kitchen, Tangerang

Hygiene is an effort to maintain health with a focus on individual actions and personal care, while sanitation is an effort to maintain the health of the human environment. Good hygiene and sanitation in hotel kitchens is essential to maintain food health and safety, as well as to meet food industry hygiene standards. In a clean and well-maintained kitchen environment, the risk of food contamination can be minimized, preventing food-borne illnesses and ensuring customer satisfaction. This article discusses important practices for maintaining hygiene and sanitation in hotel kitchens, including maintaining equipment cleanliness, waste management, personal hygiene, and staff training. Implementation of strict monitoring and control systems is also necessary to ensure the effectiveness of these efforts in maintaining high standards of hygiene throughout hotel kitchen operations. This research aims to evaluate how cleanliness and sanitation are implemented in the Novotel Tangerang hotel kitchen, including aspects such as personal hygiene, cleanliness and sanitation of the kitchen area, and maintenance of kitchen equipment. The research method used uses descriptive (qualitative) data analysis, using various primary data sources such as observations, interviews, and secondary data such as certificates and log books. Research findings show that even though observations, interviews and document recording have been carried out, cleanliness and sanitation standards in the Novotel hotel kitchen, Tangerang have been fully met. This can be seen from various aspects such as personal hygiene, kitchen sanitation, and cleanliness of kitchen equipment

Knowledge and Attitude of the Waste Handlers on Healthcare Waste in Bo Government Hospital Southern Sierra Leone

Hospital waste poses risks to patients and waste disposal personnel and poses a threat to public health and the environment. Medical waste management is a new issue that is made worse by a lack of funding, knowledge and training to support solutions. Since these wastes have the potential to directly affect environmental health risks as well as public health risks, their collection and treatment are crucial. Therefore, this study was designed to assess the knowledge and attitude of the waste handlers on healthcare waste generated in Bo Government Hospital. A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to evaluate the health impact of medical waste management at Bo Government Hospital in Sierra Leone. The author used mixed methods to combine semi-structured and self-administered quantitative questionnaires with physicians, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, cleaners, and residents. Near the hospital. A sample of 100 medical staff and residents living near the hospital was taken from Bo Government Hospital using a simple random sampling technique to collect data. Raw data come in a variety of forms, including measurements, questionnaire responses, and observations, and results are presented in tables, graphs, and verbatim using the Statistical Package for Science (SPSS) to present and analyze the collected data. All units participated in data collection, with Human Resources (HR) and laboratories identified as generating more waste, followed by Nursing and Main Theater, where nurses accounted for the majority (n = 27) of respondents participating in the survey. research, followed by cleaners. (n = 13) and CHO (10), the majority of whom were between the ages of 40 and 50 (35%). Some cleaners reported placing their hands on what were identified as major risk factors, endangering workers, despite significant efforts being made to ensure bags were securely tied (81.5%) and carts were washed and disinfected (66.2%). Garbage is not emptied during the day with trolleys (58.5%) being the common means of transportation, while 29.2% handle garbage directly, which can pose a risk. However, 62% of respondents had received formal training in medical waste management. It was recommended that the Ministry of Health continues to organize training courses, especially for cleaning personnel and lower-level employees who have direct daily contact with this waste.

RICE STRAW WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY TO IMPLEMENT THE LEISA CONCEPT IN SUBAK SEMBUNG ECOTOURISM AREA, DENPASAR-BALI

Objective: The purpose of writing this article is to evaluate the management of rice straw waste in the Subak Sembung ecotourism area, Denpasar. This includes assessing the implementation of the LEISA concept and prioritizing ecological concepts Theoretical Framework: Subak Sembung as an ecotourism area should manage waste by prioritizing ecological principles, including implementing the LEISA concept. The implementation of LEISA in the Subak ecotourism area is a characteristic of sustainable agriculture Method: The method used in this research is qualitative research which aims to understand phenomena that occur in society. The sample in this study was 30 farmers who were selected using simple random sampling techniques Results and Discussion: Based on the research results, it was found that rice straw waste in the Subak Sembung ecotourism area has not been managed by Bali Governor Regulation Number 47 of 2019 concerning source-based waste management. The LEISA concept has not been implemented optimally, where only 29% of farmers compost and use compost to reduce the use of inorganic fertilizers. The LEISA concept has not been implemented optimally in Subak Sembung because based on the results, 94% of farmers in Subak Sembung do not know about the LEISA concept. Research Implications: Socialization and training in rice straw waste management for Subak Sembung member farmers need to be carried out more regularly and continuously so that the LEISA concept can be implemented. Originality/Value: Implementation of the LEISA concept through agricultural waste management in the Subak area, which is an ecotourism area, can be an effort to realize sustainable agriculture and tourism simultaneously

Improving Waste Management and Maggot Cultivation Capabilities at Pondok Pesantren As Salafy Al Asror Semarang

Pondok pesantren are educational institutions that are expected to contribute to environmental education, especially in overcoming the waste problems. A survey by the FEB UNNES Service Team regarding waste management at the Pondok Pesantren As Salafy Al Asror showed several problems in waste management, including not yet optimal management of temporary waste, and processing of organic waste that has the potential to be reprocessed. The implementation method is training and coaching. Training methods are implemented through waste management training for cleaning teams and santri and maggot cultivation training as well as providing adequate work safety equipment. The service activity was carried out on May 18 2024 at Al Asror Vocational School with 20 male students and 10 surrounding residents. The speakers for the activity were the service team leader, kiai, and practitioners from the Semarang City Zero Waste Community (Komunals). The activity was carried out in the form of training with two material sessions, namely waste management and maggot cultivation. The activity was opened by the cottage caretaker, KH. Al Mamnuhin Kholid. The first material was delivered by Drs. Fachrurrozie, M.Si. which emphasizes the importance of managing waste so that it can have a positive impact on the surrounding environment. The second material was delivered by Dr. Inaya Sari Melati, M.Pd. and Luthfan Faladias. Based on the results of the pre-test and post-test that have been carried out, it can be stated that there has been a significant increase in participants' knowledge in waste management and maggot cultivation.

Training on Household Organic Waste Management Training to Become Organic Fertilizer in Kelurahan Tiakar, Payakumbuh City

This activity aims to 1) Provide knowledge and training to Tiakar Village, Payakumbuh residents to use recycled waste as valuable compost. 2) Minimize environmental pollution by utilizing waste. Furthermore, 3) provide facilities for the community, especially residents of Tiakar Village, to participate in providing organic waste to be converted into organic fertilizer (compost). The training was carried out at the Tiakar Village Office, Payakumbuh. The training activity was attended by 20 women and fathers from the complex from representatives of each RT/RW in Tiakar Village, East Payakumbuh, West Sumatra. The method for this activity is a lecture method, which transfers knowledge regarding making organic compost fertilizer, discussions and questions and answers with participants, and direct practice in compost fertilizer using an aerobic system. After practice, participants produced 20 kg of compost, each taking home 1 kg. As a result of the activities after the training, compost bags were handed over to the Village Head's Office to collect organic waste around the village. With this program, it is hoped that the training participants will raise awareness to protect the environment and apply the principles of Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle (3R). With this training, participants who attend are expected to act as agents in composting so that organic waste can be used as compost.

Factors Determining Knowledge Acquisition in Livestock Waste Management Training Held by Animal Husbandry Training Centre at Songgoriti, Batu - Indonesia

Abstract The livestock industry plays a substantial role in the Indonesian economy as the industry provides a significant share of the country’s national income. The industry also engages labour in rural and sub-urban areas since traditional smallholder livestock dominates the industry in the country. One problem in the smallholder livestock is the inadequate capacity of farmers leading to mediocre livestock management, generating polluting waste and low income. A special training curriculum for smallholder farmers is expected to improve farmer capacity. Animal Husbandry Training Centre at Songgoriti regularly holds special training in waste management for smallholder livestock farmers. This study aimed to analyse the training outcome and factors influencing knowledge attainment resulting from the training. The training outcome was measured using incremental knowledge related to training subjects. Socio-demographic-economic characteristics of training participants were considered the determinants of training outcomes. The analysis employed a multiple regression model. Data were compiled from the training centre’s reports and documentation of training held in 2021 and 2022. The results show that the training outcome was apparent. Some participants showed good knowledge acquisition, and some others did not. The starting point of existing knowledge mattered. Some socio-demographic-economic characteristics significantly determined incremental knowledge acquisition. The study suggests training participants should be grouped based on the knowledge baseline. The advanced participants are separated from the usual ones whenever possible to reach high training outcomes.

A Study on Waste Disposal Management at Government Hospital in Up

The management of waste disposal in government hospitals across Uttar Pradesh (UP) is a critical issue that significantly impacts public health and environmental sustainability. This research paper aims to explore the current state of waste disposal practices in these facilities, identifying challenges, and proposing sustainable solutions. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative data analysis with qualitative interviews to gather insights from hospital staff, waste management professionals, and local community members. Key findings reveal significant gaps in waste segregation, collection, transportation, and treatment processes, leading to improper waste disposal and potential health risks. The research also highlights the lack of awareness among hospital staff about the importance of waste segregation and the absence of effective policies to manage biomedical waste. Recommendations include the implementation of comprehensive waste management training programs for hospital staff, the establishment of dedicated waste management units within hospitals, and the promotion of community-based waste segregation initiatives. This study underscores the urgent need for improved waste disposal management in government hospitals in UP to safeguard public health and the environment.

Examining biomedical waste management knowledge and training level among health care professionals in Saudi Arabia

The rapid development of medical care innovations and the use of newer technologies have resulted in a significant rise in the quantity of waste produced per patient within health care facilities. Biomedical waste in particular has emerged as a pressing concern due to its inherent propensity to pose health hazards and cause environmental harm. The World Health Organization has identified a lack of knowledge and training as primary factors contributing to the failure of Biomedical waste management (BMWM). Thus, our study sought to examine the relationship between BMWM level of knowledge and prior training among health care professionals (HCPs) in 4 different regions in Saudi Arabia. Our study used a cross-sectional design to investigate the BMWM level of knowledge and prior training among HCPs in 4 different regions in Saudi Arabia. Multiple linear and logistic regression was used to assess if Biomedical waste management (MBWM) knowledge and prior tanning are significantly associated with the demographics and professional characteristics of HCPs. 501 HCPs participated in the study. More than half were male, the majority fell within the age range of 24 to 36 years and held a bachelor's degree. The level of BMWM knowledge among HCPs was moderate (M=31.14, SD=4.89) and positively associated with HCPs' prior training in BMWM, workplace environment, and overall experience in the field. Only 26% of the HCPs had received prior BMWM training, and it varied considerably by sex, geographic location, and professional experience. Our study demonstrates a moderate knowledge and lack of training in BMWM among HCPs in Saudi Arabia. Thus, we recommend a national strategy for incorporating infection prevention and control methods associated with BMWM into all health care programs. Furthermore, it is imperative for health officials to enact prompt and efficient surveillance measures, as well as conduct frequent training sessions for HCPs and support personnel.

Hastalara Verilen Tıbbi Atıkların Kontrolü ve Sıfır Atık Yönetmeliği Eğitiminin Bilgi Düzeylerine Etkisi

Giriş: Sağlık kurumlarında atıkların yönetimi, atık çeşitliliğinden dolayı birden fazla yönetmelik kapsamında yürütülebilmekte, bu durum da atık yönetimini zorlaştırabilmektedir. Amaç: Çalışma hastalara verilen tıbbi atıkların kontrolü ve sıfır atık yönetmeliği eğitiminin bilgi düzeylerine etkisini değerlendirme amacıyla yapıldı. Yöntem: Ön test-son test tek gruplu yarı deneysel araştırma türünde yapılan bu çalışmaya basit rastgele örnekleme yöntemiyle, örneklem kriterlerine uyan 70 hasta dahil edildi. Veriler Sosyodemografik Bilgi Formu ve Tıbbi Atıkların Kontrolü ve Sıfır Atık Yönetmeliği Bilgi Testi ile toplandı. Tıbbi Atıkların Kontrolü ve Sıfır Atık Yönetmeliği eğitimi araştırmacılar tarafından QR karekodlu broşürle verildi. Verilerin analizinde, yüzdelik, ortalama, standart sapma, bağımsız gruplarda t test, bağımlı gruplarda t test, tek yönlü ANOVA, games howell testleri kullanıldı. Bulgular: Çalışmaya katılan bireylerin %41,4’ü 38 - 57 yaş arasında, %68,6’sı kadın, %42,9’u ilköğretim mezunudur. Bilgi puan ortalamalarının girişim öncesinde 13,01 ± 3,78, girişim sonrasında 15,20 ± 3,30 bulundu (p < 0,001). Girişim sonrasında yükseköğretim mezunu bireylerin bilgi puanı ortalamalarının (17,73 ± 1,96), ortaöğretim (15,38 ± 2,81) ve ilkokul mezunlarından (13,46 ± 3,28) daha yüksek olduğu saptandı (p < 0,001). Yaş aralığı 18 - 37 yıl olan bireylerin girişim öncesi de girişim sonrası da bilgi puan ortalamalarının daha yüksek olduğu saptandı (p < 0,05). Sonuç: Tıbbi atıkların kontrolü ve sıfır atık yönetmeliği eğitiminin hastaların bilgi düzeylerini artırdığı, yaşı genç ve eğitim seviyesi yüksek olanların bilgi düzeylerinin daha yüksek olduğu saptandı.

The Degree of Implementation of Waste Management on Ship

Ships generating waste pose a significant environmental challenge in the maritime sector. This research aims to assess how effectively waste management practices are implemented by maritime personnel to mitigate the environmental impacts of onboard waste. Data gathered from survey questionnaires were analyzed using a quantitative research design, focusing on responses from chief officers and second engineers of ships. A four-point Likert scale was employed, and results were evaluated using frequency percentages, weighted means, and the Chi-square statistical analysis. The study aimed to profile the ship's crew and evaluate the implementation of waste management strategies, particularly regarding waste management plans and waste disposal onshore and ship-to-shore. The findings indicate that waste management implementation at the Port of Surigao's ships was fully achieved. These results underscore the importance of comprehensive waste management systems and training to ensure consistency in perceptions and practices among maritime officers. Therefore, the researchers suggested that ship operators can reduce environmental impact and promote sustainability in the maritime industry by developing a comprehensive waste management plan, providing crew training, installing effective waste segregation facilities, implementing recycling initiatives, and conducting regular audits.

Household Waste Management Training To Improve The Economy Of Rural Communities

Household Waste Management Training To Improve The Economy Of Rural Communities

Dental Solid Waste Analysis: A Scoping Review and Research Model Proposal

In the face of 21st-century environmental challenges, including climate change, migration pressures, and waste disposal issues, certain healthcare sectors, notably dentistry, pose a significant global environmental footprint with concerns about carbon emissions and waste production. This scoping review searches the paradox that healthcare, while dedicated to safeguarding health, inadvertently contributes to environmental degradation through waste accumulation and disposal. The analysis of the relevant literature emphasizes the imperative for an environmentally sustainable approach to dental waste measurement, disposal methods, and comprehensive education for stakeholders. Aligned with the World Conference on Sustainable Development and the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda, the study adhered to PRISMA-ScR systematic review guidelines and the Institute of Medicine’s recommendations. The study utilized Medline/PubMed and international organization websites for data retrieval, employing Boolean operator queries in Medline. The systematic literature analysis identified six cross-sectional studies (2004–2023) highlighting variations in dental waste composition due to the lack of standardized identification methods. This heterogeneity underscores the need for a proposed research model, emphasizing comprehensive methodologies and healthcare staff training in waste management, thus transforming the analysis into a scoping review. The study advocates for environmentally conscious dental practices, contributing to broader sustainable healthcare goals through sharing of a research protocol for dental solid waste management.

Exploration of the Impact of Religious Activities on Waste Management Behavior: An Analysis of the Understanding of Environmental Ethics

Waste management is a serious problem in Indonesia. The government is unable to handle around 36% of waste problems. These problems demand serious public attention. The concrete form of the public’s serious concern is the emergence of ethical environmental behavior in waste management. This research aims to explore the impact of religious observance activities on waste management and its comparison with the behavior of the public. This research used a sociological descriptive qualitative approach with an ethnographic method. This research compared the waste management behaviors of two respondent groups. The first group consists of women who have received mentoring and training in waste management with economic value. The comparison group is women who are members of the Jamaah Ummahat Islamic organization of Qur’an recitation in a mosque. The results show that there is consistency and continuity in forming an understanding of environmental ethics in their teachings that is capable of changing environmentally ethical behavior in waste management. The religious sermon material is delivered with effective communication that is easily understood by the Jamaah Ummahat members.

Sosialisasi Pengolahan Sampah Organik Menjadi Eco-Enzyme dan Produk Turunannya di Kawasan Ekowisata Mangrove Bagek Kembar, Sekotong, Lombok Barat

Environmental problems, especially waste, are still an issue that has not been resolved to date. Apart from household activities, tourist activities are also a source of waste generation. Sekotong is an area in West Lomob that is starting to develop mangrove ecotourism, one of which is Bagek Kembar mangrove ecotourism. Waste management in the Bagek Kembar mangrove ecotourism area is still not available. Garbage is only collected and some is not processed and burned. This can be caused by the lack of information and learning from managers and local communities regarding the importance of waste management. One approach to overcoming this problem is by conducting waste management outreach and training to the community. The community must be involved in planning and operating waste management activities. This community service activity consists of three stages, namely the preparation stage by conducting a location survey, the second stage by holding outreach with the aim of socializing the management and processing of waste into environmentally friendly products and the final stage is evaluating the activity by assessing the effectiveness and level of community participation in waste processing. . The method used is participatory discussion and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) combined with direct practice of processing organic waste into Eco-Enzyme and Eco-Enzyme liquid soap. The activity went well and smoothly, where the community was enthusiastic during the activity with many people asking questions and actively participating during the making of Eco-Enzyme liquid soap. It is hoped that the results of this activity will increase public awareness of waste problems and public knowledge in processing the waste produced at both household and community levels. So, the community can start and take an active role in processing waste and reducing waste thrown into the environment.

Pendampingan Kader Kesehatan dalam Pengelolaan Tabungan Sampah Anorganik dan Pelatihan Pembuatan Pupuk Kompos di Kabupaten Sukoharjo

One of the problems in Tawang Village, Weru Subdistrict, Sukoharjo Regency is the accumulation of organic waste (leaves from the garden) and food waste, which can cause environmental pollution and transmit diseases, and also inorganic waste (used goods) that are abandoned, but can still be recycled. This service activity aims to encourage the community to manage inorganic waste in the form of waste savings and process organic waste into compost. This activity is expected to motivate the community to protect the environment and improve the community's economy through waste utilization. The target of this activity is health cadres from Tawang Village for waste management education, making waste savings, and processing compost fertilizer. The method of activity in this community service is in the form of education and refresher information about waste, types of waste, and changing the mindset of the community that inorganic waste can still be collected, saved and sold and has economic value. Until organic can be composted. Educational media in waste management training uses power point media and animated videos. Waste management education activities by forming waste savings in health cadres in Tawang Village showed an increase in knowledge by 0.64 points with an average pre-test score of 11.64 points and an average post-test score of 12.28 points. There is an increase in the results of inorganic waste collection every month, waste savings are also increased.

Waste Care Education for Housewives

The issue of waste is a very crucial problem at this time, the behavior of people who do not care about the environment by throwing garbage everywhere, such as in rivers, canals, on the side of the road, and other public area, adds to a series of problems in the environment. In addition, with poor waste management, people use traditional methods of managing waste by burning and the smoke causing air pollution which adds to environmental problems. Then household waste that has not been separated into organic waste and organic waste is simply left without being sorted again. Waste care education for housewives is carried out by socializing good waste management. This research used a quantitative approach was used to examine how waste management training and intervention affected changes in household waste management knowledge and behavior. This kind of study used a single group for pre- and post-testing using a quasi-experimental design. The study was carried out with a sample size of 33 participants. The findings demonstrated a statistically significant improvement in knowledge and practice ratings for home waste management following the intervention (p-value = 0.001; p-value 0.05). In conclusion, offering the intervention is successful in enhancing understanding and practice of household trash management.

Pendampingan Green School Melalui Pengolahan Sampah di SMK Bina Husada Indonesia

Green school or adiwiyata is a school that supports global sustainability in everythingthat start with thingking aboaut the future, designing learning experiences for students that prepare them to lead the world towards a healthier, cleaner and more sustainable future (Kemdikbud, 2020). In other words, a green school is a school that is commited to developing programs to internalize environmental valuesinto all school activities. Garbage in the school environment must be controlled through rule of policies made by the school. These rules or policies must be implemented by all parties related to the school, starting from the principal, teachers, students, school official, student guardians and the community around the school. Assistance in establishing a green school will be carried out starting from 1. Brainstorming to the school about green schools, 2. Waste management workshops and training for teachers and students, 3. Green school assistance, 4. Results of activities. Brainstorming resulted in three agreements namely, teacher and student’ knowledge of green schools was still low, there was no waste management at schools and green schools had not yet been formed at SMK Bina Husada Mandiri. Waste processing workshops and training produce ecobricks made from plastic waste. Green school assitence produse three products namely ecobricksofas, a one day no plastic policy every Monday and Thursday and the green school organizational structure. The existing green school program can be maintained by the school as the person in charge of the school and still needs to develop other green school programs such as reforestation etc.
 
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Mengurangi Sampah Plastik dan Mendorong Pertumbuhan Ekonomi di Desa Tapada Kecamatan Botumoito

This article discusses a community service program in Tapadaa Village. The program aims to enhance community income by focusing on plastic waste management. It involves training in waste management and the establishment of a waste bank to promote economic value and women's participation in supporting their families and empowerment. The article acknowledges the widespread use of plastic bags in Indonesia and the consequential impact of plastic waste production. This program aims to improve productivity and engagement within the Tapadaa Village community, leading to increased family income and positive community development. The methods employed include craft training using plastic waste and the creation of a waste bank. The results indicate a positive impact on community knowledge, skills, and understanding of waste management with economic value. Additionally, this initiative contributes to the knowledge and skills development of KKN students in community engagement and waste-related problem-solving. Ultimately, this article aspires to enhance family income, welfare, and reduce environmental pollution caused by plastic waste.