Citizens’ willingness to pay for adaptive municipal solid waste management services in Jakarta, Indonesia

Suryawan, I Wayan Koko; Lee, Chun-Hung

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2023.104765

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“…Expanding biodigester facilities requires substantial capital on the infrastructure and investment front [10]. Herein lies the potential for innovative financing mechanisms such as public-private partnerships, grants, and collaborations with international environmental bodies [55,56].…”

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Implementing Biodigester Technology for Sustainable Waste Management in Mojokerto City, Indonesia

Sari,

Afifah,

Suryawan

2024

Ind. J. Chem. Anal.

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Mojokerto City, located in East Java, grapples with a steadily rising waste generation trend accentuated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing data from the National Waste Management Information System (SIPSN) and supplemented with an exhaustive literature review, this study scrutinizes the potential of biodigester technology as a solution to this mounting challenge. Mojokerto's waste, consistent in its composition from 2019 to 2022, is dominated by food waste, making it an ideal candidate for biodigester intervention. The study revealed that existing biodigester facilities in Mojokerto vary in their waste reduction efficiencies yet collectively demonstrate the viability of converting food waste to energy. For instance, the TPS 3R Magersari Berseri facility showcased an impressive waste reduction rate of 85.0%, processing 62.05 tons out of 73 tons of waste received annually. Comparative analyses of other facilities like TPS 3R Pulorejo "Cahaya Berseri" and TPS 3R Muria Berseri were also conducted, revealing varying degrees of efficiency. These facilities underscore the potential of biodigester technology in managing the rising tide of waste and contributing to sustainable energy generation. The findings of this study also call for increased awareness about food conservation, improved waste segregation at the source, and the promotion of composting and other organic waste processing methods, thereby optimizing the overall efficiency of waste management in the city.

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“…Landfills require extensive land resources, risk contaminating groundwater, and produce significant methane emissions from decomposing organic matter [9]. Given these environmental implications, there's a growing need for more sustainable, innovative solutions to the waste problem [10].…”

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Implementing Biodigester Technology for Sustainable Waste Management in Mojokerto City, Indonesia

Sari,

Afifah,

Suryawan

2024

Ind. J. Chem. Anal.

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“…Furthermore, the concept of building an eco-friendly city also draws inspiration from theories of sustainable development proposed by scientists such as Donella Meadows and Herman Daly. According to Suryawan & Lee (2023), sustainable development must consider the environmental capacity to support human life and contemplate the long-term effects of human activities on ecosystems. Meanwhile, Pardini et al (2020) highlight the importance of maintaining a balance between human needs and the availability of natural resources, as well as applying ecological economic principles in the development of sustainable cities.…”

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Building Eco-Friendly Cities: Government-Community Collaboration In Shaping Sustainable Urban Waste Management

Tuanaya

2024

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The development of eco-friendly cities necessitates collaboration between the government and communities in shaping sustainable urban waste management. The issue of waste presents a significant challenge in efforts to enhance environmental quality and public health in urban areas. Well-managed waste not only reduces negative environmental impacts but also creates new economic opportunities. In this context, this research employs a qualitative approach with in-depth interviews and observation techniques to examine waste management in Ambon City. In-depth interviews were conducted with informants from the Ambon City Environmental and Waste Management Agency, while document studies were utilized to analyze information related to waste issues in the city. The findings indicate that collaboration between the government and communities is crucial for achieving success in waste management. Ambon City and its residents require joint efforts to address waste issues, particularly due to the low level of public awareness regarding government efforts in waste management. Increased community participation and full government support are necessary to achieve clean, healthy, and sustainable urban environments.

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“…Dengan adanya pinjaman lunak, proyek ini memiliki akses ke sumber daya keuangan yang memadai, memastikan bahwa tidak ada hambatan keuangan yang akan menghambat kemajuan proyek (Abednego and Ogunlana, 2006). Lebih jauh lagi, penggunaan teknologi canggih dalam mengolah limbah menjadi air bersih dan produksi pupuk organik menandakan bahwa proyek ini tidak hanya memenuhi kebutuhan dasar pengelolaan limbah, tetapi juga bergerak maju dengan inovasi dan solusi berkelanjutan (Septiariva et al, 2022;Suryawan and Lee, 2023).…”

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“…Selain itu, model kerjasama antara sektor publik dan swasta dapat diperkenalkan atau diperluas. Sebagai contoh, sektor swasta dapat diajak untuk berinvestasi dalam teknologi atau operasional, atau mungkin dalam kampanye edukasi dan sosialisasi kepada masyarakat (Suryawan and Lee, 2023;Sutrisno et al, 2023).…”

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Jalur Berkelanjutan dari Instalasi Pengolahan Air Limbah Bengkong Sadai di Batam

Adicita,

Suryawan

2024

PTS

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The urban center of Batam faces recurrent water crises. The introduction of the Bengkong Sadai Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) offers a potential solution, converting domestic wastewater into reusable water, thereby addressing scarcity concerns. This research provides a comprehensive SWOT analysis of the WWTP, aiming to understand its potential for ensuring sustainable water management in Batam. We identified that while the WWTP capitalizes on state-of-the-art infrastructure, making a notable contribution to water reclamation and organic fertilizer production, it also confronts challenges like community engagement and operational complexities. Based on the analysis, the study emphasizes the criticality of proactive maintenance, robust stakeholder collaboration, and the need for a forward-thinking approach. This work sheds light on Batam's endeavors and offers a blueprint for other urban locales grappling with similar challenges.

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Citizens’ willingness to pay for adaptive municipal solid waste management services in Jakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 63 publications

References 88 publications

Implementing Biodigester Technology for Sustainable Waste Management in Mojokerto City, Indonesia

Implementing Biodigester Technology for Sustainable Waste Management in Mojokerto City, Indonesia

Building Eco-Friendly Cities: Government-Community Collaboration In Shaping Sustainable Urban Waste Management

Jalur Berkelanjutan dari Instalasi Pengolahan Air Limbah Bengkong Sadai di Batam

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