Affirming logistics activities toward minimizing waste in marine products based on omen role in Tegal, Indonesia

Reza, Muhammad; Romadlon, Fauzan; Pratama, Aiza Yudha; Sabrina, Ayu

doi:10.35335/ijosea.v12i2.85

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“…During organizing BUMDesa, the personnel shall acquire some factors such as vision, training skills for their staff, education, and passion for making BUMDesa more profitable [2]. On the other hand, SMEs are small businesses that contribute to the economy by employing unskilled to semi-skilled labor to support more significant industries [3] [4].…”

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Evaluating Village-owned Enterprises and SMEs Businesses Engagement Through Web Application Using System-Usability Scale

Wardhana¹,

Romadlon²,

Fitriana³

et al. 2022

Jur. Ris. Kom.

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Village-owned enterprises (BUMDesa) and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are enabled to strengthen the rural economy. The two entities shall collaborate and will help the rural economy become more adaptive and sustainable. One approach to collaborate is using digital technology, such as web applications. It will allow businesses to survive by gaining potential networking and cross-border markets through online marketing. This collaboration can be done using a digital technology approach where both roles are needed to improve the village economy. If this technological approach is not implemented, then marketing will be limited so that it will have an impact on the village economy. The qualitative and scrum approach is used to develop the digital web. The result shows differences between BUMDesa and SMEs' roles toward the web application. BUMDesa can make better managerial through digital businesses so that BUMDesa can accelerate SMEs' productivity by opening new markets and business perspectives to SMEs. The testing process is carried out to prevent the failure of website development by implementing a usability test, namely the Usability Scale (SUS) System. The tests carried out show that the proposed design gets a good score of 69.63, so it is effective and efficient to be implemented in website development. SMEs can gain a broader market, improve their production standard, and add production capacities. The collaboration will map and profile their strengths and weaknesses to minimize the implementation gap. In addition, the BUMDesa and SMEs will invest in social capital, which means the ability to establish cooperation, trust, and participation, in the local community to benefit from the social network. It will improve innovation capability

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Evaluating Village-owned Enterprises and SMEs Businesses Engagement Through Web Application Using System-Usability Scale

Wardhana¹,

Romadlon²,

Fitriana³

et al. 2022

Jur. Ris. Kom.

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but also become a national problem (Reza, Romadlon, Pratama, & Sabrina, 2022). Especially after the tragedy of the landslide in the waste pile at the Leuwigajah Final Processing Site, Cimahi City, West Java, due to heavy rains on the piles of garbage that were so mountainous on February 21, 2005.

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Youth Participation as Non-State Actors in Supporting Urban Waste Management Through Student Waste Bank

Fuzy Firda Zhan,

Hani Alfiyani,

Hartady

2024

IJSAS

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The Waste Bank is a banking concept by saving waste whose aim is not only to increase the incentives of the user community, but the main thing is as an effort to overcome problems related to waste management. The 3R (reduce, reuse, and recycle) culture should be implemented and become a habit for all levels of society. Because if you don't get used to it immediately, it will have an impact on more and more waste going to the Final Processing Site. One of these problems occurs in Pontianak City. The waste that enters the Batu Layang Final Processing Site reaches 285 tons per day in period I of 2022. This is triggered by the still not massive 3R culture and waste segregation using the Waste Bank. This problem is not only the responsibility of state actors but also non-state actors, one of which is the younger generation. This research was conducted to analyze the participation of youth as non-state actors to overcome waste management problems through the Student Waste Bank program. The method used in this research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The data in this study were collected from literature studies and documentation studies. The results of this study found that efforts to preserve a sustainable environment have been pursued by the younger generation through the Student Waste Bank as carried out by students and alumni of Universitas Tanjungpura which has been synergistically initiated since 2021 until now. The recommendations from this research are for the government, academia, and institutions to work together synergistically to support the cultivation of 3R and the optimal use of the Waste Bank by the community.

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Achieving circular economy at integrated waste treatment facility (tpst) in Banyumas: Mediating effect of women roles

Syauqi,

Lestari,

Romadlon

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The amount of waste in Indonesia continues to increase along with population growth. This high growth also contributes to waste generation, and one regency that initiates waste management is Banyumas. The government initiated an integrated waste treatment facility (TPST) based on a circular economy approach. The circular economy approach through TPST aligns with implementing the local values from the Javanese philosophy. In addition, Women play a vital role in maximizing waste management programs. The research aims to find the relationship among local values, women’s roles, and the circular economy. The method used wasquantitative, with 54 respondents. The analysis used structural equation modeling-partial least square (SEM-PLS). The result shows that women’s role mediates the relationship between local values and circular economy. To improve the circular economy at TPST, the government needs to implement local values supported by the role of women. The government should take a strategic stance in encouraging by setting off some initiatives and programs. The practical contribution of this study is that the government can conduct training programs based on gender, especially for empoweringwomen in TPST management and circular economy.

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Affirming logistics activities toward minimizing waste in marine products based on omen role in Tegal, Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

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Evaluating Village-owned Enterprises and SMEs Businesses Engagement Through Web Application Using System-Usability Scale

Evaluating Village-owned Enterprises and SMEs Businesses Engagement Through Web Application Using System-Usability Scale

Youth Participation as Non-State Actors in Supporting Urban Waste Management Through Student Waste Bank

Achieving circular economy at integrated waste treatment facility (tpst) in Banyumas: Mediating effect of women roles

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