The Management of Household Waste Based on Waste Bank to Increase Community Income in Surakarta City

Ibad, Irsyadul

doi:10.26905/jmdk.v8i1.3545

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“…Kelompok masyarakat yang tergabung dalam bank sampah dalam berperan aktif dalam melakukan difusi inovasi pengomposan sampah di tingkat anggotanya (Ibad, 2020). Bank sampah sebagai pengelola selalu menekanan untuk mengolah sampah baik yang dapat diperbaharui maupun tidak.…”

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Readiness For Household Scale Waste Composting: Waste-Knowledge Management

Prasetyo,

Anwar

2024

J. AgribiSains

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The Surakarta City Government faces many obstacles in implementing the waste management system, especially household waste. These problems include waste management sites that are no longer able to accommodate waste (overload), low public awareness of clean and healthy living behavior (PHBS), weak sanitation management institutions and human resource capabilities. This research was conducted to determine the basic knowledge of the Surakarta City community regarding household waste management so that it can become a benchmark for waste handling in the future. The method used is descriptive and analytical and the respondents are 100 residents from five districts in Surakarta City. Data was collected through interviews with a questionnaire guide, observation, and recording, followed by analysis using descriptive statistics. The readiness level of 59.8% indicates that the people in Surakarta are ready to adapt to the conditions needed to achieve Knowledge Management readiness in household-scale composting. Counseling to improve waste processing skills for Surakarta residents can be carried out as an option to reduce waste from the main source of waste engagement.

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Readiness For Household Scale Waste Composting: Waste-Knowledge Management

Prasetyo,

Anwar

2024

J. AgribiSains

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“…Policies promoting sustainable waste management practices can contribute to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (Budiman & Jaelani, 2023). By implementing communitybased waste management strategies and waste banks, communities can not only improve waste disposal practices but also generate income through recycling and creative product marketing (Qomariyah & Hamid, 2023;Ibad, 2020).…”

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Implementing Ai-Driven Waste Management Systems in Underserved Communities in the Usa

Zamathula Queen Sikhakhane Nwokediegwu,

Ejike David Ugwuanyi

2024

Eng. sci. technol. j.

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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies holds immense potential for revolutionizing waste management systems in underserved communities across the United States. This concept paper explores the feasibility, benefits, challenges, and implications of implementing AI-driven waste management systems in these communities. By leveraging AI capabilities such as predictive analytics, optimization algorithms, and IoT sensors, innovative solutions can be developed to enhance waste collection, recycling efficiency, and environmental sustainability. However, successful implementation requires careful consideration of socioeconomic factors, community engagement, privacy concerns, and infrastructure limitations. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the opportunities and considerations associated with deploying AI-driven waste management systems in underserved communities, ultimately striving to promote equitable access to efficient and sustainable waste management solutions. This concept paper provides a comprehensive framework for implementing AI-driven waste management systems in underserved communities in the USA. It examines various aspects including socioeconomic considerations, community engagement, privacy concerns, infrastructure requirements, policy frameworks, financing options, and sustainability measures. Through careful planning, collaboration, and innovation, AI technologies can be harnessed to address the unique challenges faced by underserved communities, ultimately leading to more efficient, equitable, and sustainable waste management practices. Keywords: AI, Community, Waste, USA.

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The Management of Household Waste Based on Waste Bank to Increase Community Income in Surakarta City

Cited by 2 publications

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Readiness For Household Scale Waste Composting: Waste-Knowledge Management

Readiness For Household Scale Waste Composting: Waste-Knowledge Management

Implementing Ai-Driven Waste Management Systems in Underserved Communities in the Usa

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