Predictors of Pro-environmental Behavior of Traditional Market Traders in West Sumatra, Indonesia

Abstract

Background: Environmental sanitation in the market is important because that is where buying and selling takes place and often takes the form of direct consumption of goods and services. The market environment, especially in developing countries, is polluted due to social error, improper disposal of domestic wastewater, poor sewage disposal, open defecation and unhygienic sanitation practices.

Machine learning classification analysis model community satisfaction with traditional market facilities as public service

“…One form of public service that provides services in accessing buying and selling transactions is the traditional market [5]. The market concept is a facility built for the sale and purchase of goods and services [6].…”