Identification of Waste Processing Methods in Bersinar Waste Bank Bandung, West Java

Mawaddah, Nurul; Putra, Febrian Rahmat Adias

doi:10.26554/ijems.2022.6.1.181-188

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“…Maggots have the ability to decompose organic waste 2 to 5 times their body weight for 24 hours (Niu et al, 2017). One kilogram of maggot can consume 2 to 5 kilograms of organic waste per day (Mawaddah & Putra, 2022). Maggots that have become prepupa and BSF fly carcasses can still be used as animal feed because they are rich in protein (Barragan-Fonseca, Dicke, & van Loon, 2017).…”

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Community Service Village Development Partner PKM- PDM Waste Independent Village in Keling Jepara Village

Sari,

Anggara,

Marlyana

et al. 2023

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Background: Breast milk is also an important source of energy and nutrients during illness, and reduces mortality among malnourished children. Breastfeeding is a physiological process to provide nutrition to the baby optimally. To review evidence related to factors that influence the success of exclusive breastfeeding for working mothers. In Scoping review using the framework from Arksey and O'Malley, which focuses reviews with the PEOS framework, conducts literature searching using relevant databases and gray literature, selects relevant studies using inclusion and exclusion criteria, conducts critical appraisal for article quality assessment, conducts data extraction, analyzes and can report results. There were 8 articles selected and received Grade A. 8 articles were obtained research conducted in developing countries. There are 7 factors that affect the success of exclusive breastfeeding for working mothers, namely knowledge, educational status, breastfeeding facilities, employment status, husband support, family support, and health worker support.

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Community Service Village Development Partner PKM- PDM Waste Independent Village in Keling Jepara Village

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Anggara,

Marlyana

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“…Academic discussions have traditionally been dominated by researchers who have focused on waste management by pointing out errors in governmental institutions [9]. Particularly developed are views like these in emerging nations like Indonesia.…”

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Waste Bank in Indonesia: Problem and Opportunities

Eka,

Regina,

Rasha

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Waste is an international issue. Waste management is another issue that has not been adequately addressed. According to information from the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry, 67.8 million tons of garbage were created in Indonesia in 2020. The development of a garbage machine dispenser is the goal of this project. Using a smartphone app, you may access this autonomous garbage can. When people scan barcodes using their mobile applications, it can bring in money. Everyone who scans the barcode will receive credit on their ewallet because each garbage can dispenser has a scanner. An organized review of the literature combined with descriptive and qualitative data constitutes this research strategy. The analysis's findings indicate that this automated garbage can was documented in the literature. Implemented services and technologies.

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Smart and Innovative Nanotechnology Applications for Water Purification

Rajpoot

2024

Advances in Environmental Engineering and Green Technologies

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India is a large country with a diverse topography, climate, and geological makeup, which results in varying groundwater conditions across the nation. Groundwater purity is constantly being disrupted by unsustainable resource usage and indiscriminate use of pesticides, fertilizers, and industrial contaminants. Shallow aquifers are typically contaminated by agrochemicals and garbage from homes and businesses. The delivery of accessible clean water for every individual is the 21st century's foremost concern. Rising population, changing climate, and deteriorating water quality all exacerbate this. Innovation in technology, such nanotechnology, is crucial for allowing integrated water management to extend water supply through non-traditional water sources and improve treatment efficacy. The entire world endures an ongoing risk of water shortfall, which is why water conservation is growing more and more important. Not only is water conservation in our hands, but technology innovation is also at the cutting edge of the future. New ideas and technology have the potential to completely change how we conserve this valuable resource by providing fresh answers to long-standing issues. This chapter will examine the core of these developments, their implications, and how they will contribute to the guarantee of a future free from water scarcity. The availability of affordable, clean water for every person is the 21st century's greatest concern. Climate change, population growth, and deteriorating water quality all aggravate this. By developing novel nanomaterials for the treatment of wastewater, groundwater, and surface water polluted by dangerous metal ions, inorganic and organic solutes, and microbes, nanotechnology can increase access to clean, safe drinking water. Consequently, the advancement of nanotechnology brought to revolutionary answers to problems in physics, chemistry, engineering, and other fields. Getting enough cheap and clean water to suit human needs is one of the biggest challenges of the twenty-first century. Much of the focus in recent years has been on the potential use of nanostructured materials as catalysts or adsorbents to remove poisonous and damaging chemicals from wastewater. Since the beginning of this decade, nanomaterials have drawn particular interest due to their distinct qualities above those of bulk materials. Like many nanomaterials, single- and multi-metal or doped metal oxides are likewise highly sought-after due to their unique catalytic characteristics, elevated magnetic properties, and high surface-to-volume ratios.

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Identification of Waste Processing Methods in Bersinar Waste Bank Bandung, West Java

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Community Service Village Development Partner PKM- PDM Waste Independent Village in Keling Jepara Village

Community Service Village Development Partner PKM- PDM Waste Independent Village in Keling Jepara Village

Waste Bank in Indonesia: Problem and Opportunities

Smart and Innovative Nanotechnology Applications for Water Purification

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