Cabaran hidup miskin dalam kalangan komuniti nelayan di

Ramli, Marini; Dawood, Sharifah Rohayah Sheikh; Som, Sofia Haminah Mohd

doi:10.17576/geo-2019-1501-05

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“…Shakespeare (2012) pula menyatakan bahawa masyarakat yang tinggal di kawasan luar bandar mempunyai keterbatasan kerana kebanyakan aksesibiliti yang ditawarkan sering tertumpu di kawasan bandar. Kesannya, masyarakat luar bandar sering mengalami kesukaran untuk mendapatkan aksesibiliti yang sempurna terutama dari aspek kesihatan (Ramli et al, 2019). Oleh itu, adalah penting untuk menitikberatkan ekuiti kesihatan bagi mengukur tahap kelestarian pembangunan kesihatan sesebuah negara dan juga memastikan semua lapisan masyarakat dapat menikmati aksesibiliti kesihatan yang sewajarnya.…”

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“…Tanjung Dawai terkenal sebagai destinasi pelancongan yang terkenal dengan hasil makanan laut dan berdekatan dengan sebuah lagi pusat pelancongan, iaitu Pantai Merdeka. Menurut Ramli et al (2019), pekerjaan komuniti di Kampung Nelayan secara majoritinya adalah nelayan. Kajian ini melibatkan seramai 50 nelayan yang terdiri daripada ketua isi rumah (KIR) sebagai responden.…”

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Cabaran Mendapatkan Akses Kesihatan dalam kalangan Komuniti Nelayan di Tanjung Dawai, Kedah: Satu Tinjauan Awal

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Dawood

2021

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Makalah ini bertujuan mengenal pasti cabaran yang dihadapi oleh komuniti nelayan di Tanjung Dawai dalam mendapatkan akses kesihatan. Kaedah borang kaji selidik digunakan dengan melibatkan seramai 50 responden yang terdiri daripada ketua isi rumah. Data daripada kaji selidik dianalisis secara statistik deskriptif untuk memperoleh nilai frekuensi dan peratusan. Hasil kajian mendapati bahawa sebilangan besar responden mengalami cabaran yang ketara untuk mendapatkan akses kesihatan dari aspek kewangan untuk mendapatkan rawatan, jarak ke hospital/klinik yang jauh dari tempat tinggal, dan tempoh menunggu yang lama untuk mendapatkan rawatan. Kajian ini dirujuk penting kepada pihak berwajib supaya melaksanakan strategi yang proaktif dalam menaiktarafkan aksesibiliti kesihatan kepada komuniti nelayan di Tanjung Dawai supaya mereka dapat memperoleh ekuiti kesihatan dengan sewajarnya.

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Cabaran Mendapatkan Akses Kesihatan dalam kalangan Komuniti Nelayan di Tanjung Dawai, Kedah: Satu Tinjauan Awal

Som

Ramli

Dawood

2021

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“…This has affected most fishing activities at sea or in rivers. It was common for the fishermen's background to be poor due to their economic constraints, which is typically reported in Malaysia (Mohammad Raduan & Amaluddin, 2002;Mohammad et al, 2007;Ramli & Mohd Som, 2019). However, these limitations can be alleviated by improving skills through active enrolment in reputable courses.…”

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Short Interview with Local Fisherman in Bintulu, Sarawak on Monthly Income based on their Experience

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Yahaya

Rahim

2022

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Fishermen earn income from their fishing activities, but it depends on various factors such as the type of employment, either part-time or full-time. The aim of the study is to identify which criteria based on their experience affect the income of part-time and full-time fishermen in Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia. About 33 fishermen were interviewed in the Bintulu area using semi-structured interview questions. A qualitative method such as an in-depth interview was conducted and analysed, resulting in three criteria that affecting our participants’ income. The first criterion was self-learning process which significantly hampered their ability to identify fish population areas, especially without the aid of technology. In contrast, the second criterion was equipment ownership. The ownership offers advantages to the full-time fisherman to facilitate their fishing activity by catching more fish in a short period of time. The final criteria were end products related to their sales activities, whether through intermediary (middleman) or directly to consumers. Regardless of their mode of operation or experience, direct-to-consumer sales is an alternative to earn a higher income, except that their yield varies significantly through the first and second criteria. Therefore, this finding indicated that the income of part-time or full-time fishermen in Bintulu, Sarawak could be influenced by three criteria.

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“…Sustainable development is an effort of a group of people to maintain the well-being of the physical environment so that it is always in good condition and able to meet the needs of life (Zamhari & Perumal, 2016). An effective way to increase awareness for the environment in schools is to practice green practices and implementation of curriculum activities that involve students directly (Hasan et al, 2013).…”

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An Exploratory Study on Green Chemistry Practices and Experiments in Malaysian Secondary Schools

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Zahari,

Tien

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Although green chemistry had been promoted since 1980s, it is still quite unknown in Malaysia even among chemistry teachers and students. Hence, the success of environmental sustainability education would be hard to achieve if chemistry teachers did not have adequate competency and skills to cultivate students' green chemistry awareness and practices. This study investigated Malaysian chemistry teachers’ understanding, awareness and practices on green chemistry; and the impact of student-initiated green chemistry experiments on their practices of environmental sustainability; and on their achievement in the topic of electrochemistry. The survey involved 269 secondary school teachers, and the quasi-experimental study involved 77 secondary school chemistry students (n = 37 in control and n = 40 in treatment groups). A set of questionnaires for the teachers, and a set of tests for the students were employed in the study. Data was analysed using descriptive and inferential statistical techniques. Analysis of the survey found the level of teachers’ understanding of green chemistry was at a moderate level, their awareness on the importance of green chemistry was high while the level of their green chemistry practice was moderate. The quasi-experimental results revealed no significant difference in the achievement between students undergoing traditional chemistry experiments and the green chemistry experiments. Nevertheless, students participated in designing green chemistry experiments were found to have higher level of green chemistry awareness compared to the control group. This study recommends that teachers should empower students with suitable mechanisms to address sustainable environment issues in classroom or laboratory instruction to promote sustainable practices among school community.

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Cabaran hidup miskin dalam kalangan komuniti nelayan di

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Cabaran Mendapatkan Akses Kesihatan dalam kalangan Komuniti Nelayan di Tanjung Dawai, Kedah: Satu Tinjauan Awal

Cabaran Mendapatkan Akses Kesihatan dalam kalangan Komuniti Nelayan di Tanjung Dawai, Kedah: Satu Tinjauan Awal

Short Interview with Local Fisherman in Bintulu, Sarawak on Monthly Income based on their Experience

An Exploratory Study on Green Chemistry Practices and Experiments in Malaysian Secondary Schools

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