A systematic approach toward waste management: Problem-oriented Innovation System (PIS)

Ranjbar, Alireza; Nasri, Shohreh; Fatemi, Mehdi; Ghazinoory, Sepehr

doi:10.1080/09537325.2023.2225654

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“…The problem-oriented innovation system is a suitable framework to answer the problem of cardiovascular diseases because it emphasizes the application of knowledge and technological innovations, covers various economic and social dimensions, operates beyond geographical and regional boundaries, considers the simultaneous application of social and technical innovations, and emphasizes on the interaction between actors that may arise from different technological, sectoral and social systems ( 15 ). Additionally, various researchers have used this approach in their studies to analyze major challenges such as air pollution ( 15 ), water scarcity ( 53 ), peace engineering ( 54 ), digital divide ( 55 ), waste management ( 56 ), and Covid-19 ( 57 ).…”

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How does the problem-oriented innovation system (PIS) help in the management of cardiovascular diseases?

Nasri,

Amani,

Safavi

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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IntroductionCardiovascular diseases are a multifaceted and complex problem in the health system that can change the priorities of the economic, social, and even political systems of countries. Therefore, as a grand challenge (GC), its management requires adopting a systematic, interdisciplinary, and innovative approach. In Iran, the most common causes of death, have changed from infectious and diarrheal diseases to cardiovascular diseases since 1960.MethodsIn this study, the novel framework of the problem-oriented innovation system (PIS) has been used, and cardiovascular diseases in Iran have been selected as a case study. To this end, first, the main challenges related to cardiovascular diseases in Iran were identified in two layers of “governance-centered” (including legal and policy gaps, insufficient education, financing, lack and unbalanced distribution of medical personnel) and “society driven” (including unhealthy diet and lifestyle, uncontrolled and hard-to-regulate factors, and high costs) through a library research. Then, the functional-structural framework of the problem-oriented innovation system was used to analyze cardiovascular diseases and provide policy recommendations.ResultsThe findings indicate that based on the eight functions of the problem-oriented innovation system, an important part of cardiovascular diseases can be managed and controlled in three short-term, medium-term, and long-term periods.ConclusionIncreasing public awareness in the form of university courses, participation of the government with the private sector in building and equipping specialized cardiovascular centers, creating an electronic health record from birth, implementing a family health plan focusing on less developed areas, supporting agriculture and guaranteeing the purchase of agricultural products and healthy food, increasing the capacity of accepting students in medical and paramedical fields, and allocating pharmaceutical currency in the form of pharmaceutical subsidies directly to cardiovascular patients, are among the most important policy recommendations for this grand challenge.

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How does the problem-oriented innovation system (PIS) help in the management of cardiovascular diseases?

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Amani,

Safavi

et al. 2024

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“…Generally, farmers in Karangpatihan Village have limited rice fields of around 1 to 2 squares, with 1 square of rice fields being around 1,400 m². Land area is one of the main factors in increasing rice production, and it is very important to meet food needs [4]. This condition causes farmers to experience difficulties in meeting their daily food needs.…”

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The Influence of Social Capital and Human Capital on Food Security in Karangpatihan Village, Indonesia

Rahma Miranti,

Dinanti,

Zahid

et al. 2024

Civense

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Agriculture is vital to food security because it provides food, clothing, and shelter. Based on the 2022 Indonesian Food Security Index (IKP), Ponorogo Regency is ranked 19th out of 416 districts throughout Indonesia, with a food security score of 86.20. However, there will be a decline in rice production in Ponorogo Regency in 2022. It will, of course, impact the condition of food security in villages, one of which is Karangpatihan Village. Social capital is a fundamental aspect of creating sustainable agricultural development. This concept refers to the beliefs, networks, values, and norms facilitating cooperation and collective action to achieve common goals. The strong trust between farmers is vital to fostering cooperation and strengthening their social networks. A good social network reflects mutually agreed-upon norms for establishing relationships and interacting. This research aims to identify the influence of farmers' social and human capital in supporting food security in Karangpatihan Village. Research data was obtained based on questionnaires from 250 farmers in Karangpatihan Village. The analysis used is structural equation modeling (SEM) analysis, which is used to identify the influence between variables. Based on SEM analysis, there is a positive direct relationship between social capital and food security variables. Meanwhile, the direct relationship between human capital and food security variables is negative.

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“…Developing countries confront waste management problems for significantly increasing waste generation caused by exponential population growth and economic development [3]. One of the relevant strategies for such conditions are implementation of efficient waste management practices, such as material recovery through recycling, reusing, reducing (3R) and energy recovery through waste-to-energy (WtE) concept according to [4]. It is confirmed that proper waste management can generate not only environmental benefits but also economic benefits, i.e.…”

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Predicting Community Participation of Waste Separation for Informal Waste Recycling Facility using Binary Logistic Regression Model

Azis,

Meidiana,

Wahid Hasyim

et al. 2024

Civense

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Waste bank is informal waste recycling facility using the principle of community participation in reducing waste generation. Berkah Bersatu Waste bank was established in 2021 but the number of registered customers remains constant. Therefore, this study investigates participation decisions made by the villager. This cross-sectional study used data collected from 148 households randomly. Through a series of analysis, the impact of 24 influential factors on participation decision-making was explored using logistic regression analyses. The results showed seven variables are positively related to community participation in waste bank i.e. age, residence status, trash bin availability, knowledge of environmental issues, individual's interest, intrinsic motivation, and norm existence. Probability calculation using the model shows the maximum probability is 99% if all determinants play role in the area indicating that most villagers are willing to participate in waste separation and reduction as they become WB member.

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A systematic approach toward waste management: Problem-oriented Innovation System (PIS)

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

How does the problem-oriented innovation system (PIS) help in the management of cardiovascular diseases?

How does the problem-oriented innovation system (PIS) help in the management of cardiovascular diseases?

The Influence of Social Capital and Human Capital on Food Security in Karangpatihan Village, Indonesia

Predicting Community Participation of Waste Separation for Informal Waste Recycling Facility using Binary Logistic Regression Model

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