Examining the Attributes of Electronic Waste Recycling Service: A Choice Modelling Approach

Haron, Nazatul Faizah; Sidique, Shaufique Fahmi; Radam, Alias

doi:10.5539/ass.v13n8p12

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“…More open conditions of storage, without sorting out the characteristics and characteristics of waste. The first solid waste management starts from the existing waste source waste [31,32] . However, in Penyengat Island there is no individual solidification of waste in each household, as well as open, leaky and uncovered storage conditions that make waste mixed with water, and as a vector nesting site and intruders such as cockroaches, rats that can cause diseases such as diarrhea.…”

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Partnership As An Effort To Consolidate Waste Management Initiatives In Tourism Destinations On Small Islands: The Case Of Penyengat Island

Ikhwan¹,

Harahap²,

Andayani³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Environmental Science and Sustainable Development, ICESSD

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Waste management on small islands has challenges, low awareness of the community and culture, limited land, seasonal changes and appropriate waste management technology. Moreover, Penyengat Island is an object of cultural preservation and tourist destination. The purpose of the case study is the small tourist island of Penyengat, Tanjungpinang in waste management through the role of stakeholders and community participation. This type of research is qualitative, and data are obtained by semi-structured interviews and observations. Interviews were conducted with 21 stakeholders in the small island waste management system. (government, private sector, public, universities and professional organizations). Waste management at the location of destisation and cultural preservation requires synergy from all stakeholders including the community. There needs to be a form of compensation for environmental services in tourism development so that an eco tourism tourism package is formed. There is a balance between ecological, economic and social aspects.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Partnership As An Effort To Consolidate Waste Management Initiatives In Tourism Destinations On Small Islands: The Case Of Penyengat Island

Ikhwan¹,

Harahap²,

Andayani³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Environmental Science and Sustainable Development, ICESSD

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Exploring Residents’ Preferences for E-Waste Recycling Scenarios in Vietnam — A Choice Experiment Study

Nguyen

Lee

Hung

2023

Singapore Econ. Rev.

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Increasing levels of waste from electrical and electronic devices (e-waste) not only harms human health and the environment but also hampers the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In response to such threats, emphasis should be placed on improving waste collection rate, which requires a great deal of resident participation. This research adopts a choice experiment analysis regarding the residents’ preferences toward some proposed e-waste recycling services in Vietnam. Using a sample of 531 respondents, the empirical analysis derived from multinomial logit (MNL) models and random parameter logit (RPL) models yields estimates of the residents’ willingness to pay for the two modes of e-waste collection and three levels of environmental benefit. The findings pinpoint that residents have preferences for the door-to-door pick-up and the higher percentage of waste reduction and material conservation. Of socio-demographic variables, only age and location are significant factors in the choice of e-waste recycling scenarios in the extended RPL model. Estimations of marginal willingness to pay for future recycling options show that on average residents are willing to pay the additional fees that are equal to 2.620% and 0.173% on top of the new product value per purchase in return for convenience of pick-up collection services and an improved percentage of waste avoided as well as materials recovered, respectively. The findings showing the residents’ demand for future e-waste recycling scheme provide crucial information for both government and stakeholders in strategizing implementable and acceptable e-waste recycling policies, thereby progressively achieving the SDGs.

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Examining the Attributes of Electronic Waste Recycling Service: A Choice Modelling Approach

Cited by 2 publications

References 26 publications

Partnership As An Effort To Consolidate Waste Management Initiatives In Tourism Destinations On Small Islands: The Case Of Penyengat Island

Partnership As An Effort To Consolidate Waste Management Initiatives In Tourism Destinations On Small Islands: The Case Of Penyengat Island

Exploring Residents’ Preferences for E-Waste Recycling Scenarios in Vietnam — A Choice Experiment Study

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