An Assessment Model of Indonesian Citizens’ Intention to Participate on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): A Behavioral Perspective

Nadlifatin, Reny; Razif, Mohammad; Lin, Shu-Chiang; Persada, Satria Fadil; Belgiawan, Prawira Fajarindra

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2015.07.002

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“…Both factors, including the items, were adapted from Persada's [16] dissertation. Persada's research adopts the mentioned factors from thorough studies [13,14,23]. Part of the modeling process in Persada's research, which is an extension of the theory of reasoned action (TRA), namely pro-environmental reasoned action (PERA), was tested in Nadlifatin et al's research [6].…”

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“…With regard to mandatory activities, many implementations have been performed. The obligatory requirements include environmental impact assessment (EIA) [11][12][13][14][15][16][17], the use of environmental resources as well as their quality and quantity [18,19], and waste management [20,21]. Although both mandatory and voluntary activities are guided by governments or selected agencies, successful pro-environmental activities are also without a doubt influenced by the participation of citizens.…”

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Investigating Citizen Behavior Intention on Mandatory and Voluntary Pro-Environmental Programs through a Pro-Environmental Planned Behavior Model

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The present study was aimed at measuring citizens' behavior intention (BI) regarding mandatory and voluntary pro-environmental programs. Two pro-environmental activities, which consist of an environmental impact assessment (EIA) as a mandatory program and ecolabel products as a voluntary program, were predicted by a pro-environmental planned behavior (PEPB) model. A total of 240 questionnaire data on the EIA subject and 213 questionnaire data on the ecolabel subject were analyzed using structural equation modeling. The analysis results show that the PEPB model is able to describe 60% of BI regarding the EIA subject and 77% of citizen BI regarding the ecolabel product subject. Attitude (AT) was revealed to be the lowest direct influence factor of citizen BI regarding the EIA participation result. For the ecolabel products, AT was explored as the strongest factor. Practical suggestions described in this research can be used as a consideration for company management as well as for policy makers to formulate their efforts to improve citizen BI in order to support voluntary and mandatory pro-environmental programs.

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“…SN is the perceived social pressure to perform a particular behavior. Some related model studies mention SN as the individual perception that is influenced by social environment, which has a significant influence on the individual's performing a particular behavior [12][13][14]. The concept of the TRA model inspired many well-known models such as the theory of planned behavior model [11], the technology acceptance model [15,16], and the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology [17].…”

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“…In more detail, the Type 1 The role of government as an authority and a policy controller can substantively influence any business operation, including the existence of ecolabel products. Several studies mention that the government, as an authority support, can affect the implementation of pro-environmental activity by creating regulations and physical procedures that support the realization of pro-environmental activity [5,13,23]. Accordingly, the perceived authority support (PAS) can be seen as the individual perception of any resource, regulation, facility, and support provided by an authority agency or by government that can help individuals perform a specific behavior [14,22].…”

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A Pro-Environmental Reasoned Action Model for Measuring Citizens’ Intentions regarding Ecolabel Product Usage

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Ecolabel products are one approach towards environmental sustainability. Ecolabel programs have been socialized by governments all over the world to reduce environmental harm caused by the daily life cycles of the products that citizens use. The present study was aimed at measuring citizens' behavior intention (BI) regarding ecolabel product usage. An extended theory of reasoned action (TRA), namely that of pro-environmental reasoned action (PERA), is used as the predictor model. A total of 213 questionnaire data, collected from citizens of Indonesia, was analyzed using structural equation modeling. The analysis results show that the PERA model is able to describe 68% of citizens' BI regarding ecolabel product usage. The analysis results also reveal that attitude is a key determinant factor. Several practical suggestions based on the results can be used as input for policy makers and company management to consider in their efforts to increase citizens' BI to use ecolabel products.

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“…Because the sample size was relatively small (N 400), 23,24 this study used bootstrap tests as recommended by several researchers. The results are reported in Table 4.…”

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Exploring the influential factors of manufacturers’ initial intention in applying for the green mark ecolabel in Taiwan

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The Green Mark eco-label constitutes an essential program introduced by Taiwan's Environmental Protection Administration to support environmental protection. In the manufacturing industry, the Green Mark eco-label is intended to enable differentiating between manufacturers that apply green processes and those that do not. This paper presents an assessment model for identifying manufacturers' initial intention to apply the Green Mark eco-label. The model was derived from the certification process flow. A total of 200 structured questionnaires were distributed to manufacturers in Taiwan, and 172 responses were retrieved. The model was analyzed by applying structural equation modeling, and the correlation of review process and end certification process exhibited the strongest correlation. Improving the document verification stage is highly likely to increase the overall initial intention ofmanufacturers to participate in the Green Mark eco-label program. The overall certification process contributed 16% to the total initial intention of manufacturers to apply the Green Mark eco-label to their products.

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An Assessment Model of Indonesian Citizens’ Intention to Participate on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): A Behavioral Perspective

Cited by 24 publications

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Investigating Citizen Behavior Intention on Mandatory and Voluntary Pro-Environmental Programs through a Pro-Environmental Planned Behavior Model

Investigating Citizen Behavior Intention on Mandatory and Voluntary Pro-Environmental Programs through a Pro-Environmental Planned Behavior Model

A Pro-Environmental Reasoned Action Model for Measuring Citizens’ Intentions regarding Ecolabel Product Usage

Exploring the influential factors of manufacturers’ initial intention in applying for the green mark ecolabel in Taiwan

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