Unveiling the ‘Green’: Media Coverage on the Aceh Green Vision, Indonesia

Rosemary, Rizanna; Evensen, Darrick

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-55536-8_14

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“…The concept is profoundly used to address the issue of health and environmental risk. Efficacy information helps people respond to risk at personal and societal levels [ 8 , 11 ]. The goal of efficacy information is to enable people exposed to the risk of making decisions based on information needed to protect themselves and others, changing beliefs or behavior.…”

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“…The uncertainty during the pandemic is due to the limitations of the information and knowledge shared about that situation [ 5 ]. The concept of efficacy information refers to how people better respond to the risk of disaster, like the Covid-19 pandemic, if they recognize the adverse of the coronavirus outbreak and feel confidently able to take control of the impact of the pandemic [ 11 , 19 ]. However, a current study reveals a lack of initial and quick response to Covid-19 by the government's Disaster Risk Reduction-related organizations, including media agencies [ 6 ].…”

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“…Nevertheless, no study has been found to understand how media provides efficacy information on the government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Efficacy information in the media can foster people's awareness, knowledge, and concrete action on specific risk issues, such as health, environmental [ 8 , 9 ], or climate change [ 10 , 11 ]. The study aims to understand how the public receives information on the government's initial responses to the Covid-19 pandemic within the local, national, and global context.…”

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Efficacy information in Government's initial responses to Covid-19 pandemic: A content analysis of the media coverage in Indonesia

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Rochimah

Susilawati

2022

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

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Efficacy information in Government's initial responses to Covid-19 pandemic: A content analysis of the media coverage in Indonesia

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Rochimah

Susilawati

2022

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

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“…When people need information containing high-risk consequences, such as a disease or a pandemic, they prefer clear and sufficient information about the risk. With the efficacy information about the risk, people and the community are expected to carry out risk mitigation as needed by the information given (Covello, T, Peters, G, Wojtecki, G, & Hyde, C, 2001;Evensen & Clarke, 2012;Feldman, Hart, Sol, & Milosevic, 2015;Rosemary & Evensen, 2020).…”

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Acehnese People’s Information Seeking Behavior about COVID-19

Rosemary¹,

Syam

Anisah

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J. Komun. Ikat. Sarj. Komun. Indones.

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This research aims to identify types of media used by the Acehnese people in seeking information about COVID-19, and people’s perceptions and responses to the information that increases their likelihood of the risk of the pandemic. This study employs a quantitative approach, in which an online survey distributed through social media. All 324 respondents gave their consent to participate in filling out the research questionnaire. The study found that Acehnese people prefer online media and television (TV) to receive information about COVID-19, especially when people can access the information online (streaming). The finding indicates that people tend to trust information obtained through the media more than direct information (face to face) conveyed by the government. Regarding the public responses, this study found that most respondents argue the lack of government action in disseminating information about COVID-19. It is believed that this condition is likely to bring up false information (hoax) from untrustworthy information sources. This response has an impact on the level of public trust towards the government as the main source of information in handling the pandemic. Respondents claim that the local government has a slow response in providing information about people who are infected by the virus, including insufficient information on the intervention of prevention and treatment carried out to stop the spread of the virus.

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“…In recent years, Indonesia has had many trials associated with legal and illegal threats to forests and their biodiversity, including in Aceh's forests-Leuser ecosystem, home to one of the vital forest reserves [1]. There significant evidence that kinematic viscosity is lowering due to the increase in temperature [2].…”

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Modeling of Spray Characteristics of Biodiesel Based on Vegetative Energy Resources Found in Tropical Forest Inside Leuser Area

Rizal¹,

Hamdani²,

Adlie³

2021

Proceedings of the 2nd Borobudur International Symposium on Science and Technology (BIS-STE 2020)

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The depleting reserves of fossil fuels encourage the arrangement of biodiesel as an increasingly popular alternative. The energy is also more environmentally friendly, and at the same time, low in emission content. The biodiesel feedstock source is also easily found in Indonesia's tropical forests, yet many research types are still required to reveal biodiesel's detailed characteristics in an internal combustion engine. Therefore, this research tries to contribute to investigating the behavior of biodiesel spray inside the combustion chamber. The analysis utilizes software Diesel RK to perform a computer simulation that will show biodiesel spray behavior. The simulation result depicts that biodiesel's density and kinematic viscosity contribute inversely to biodiesel spray's desired model. This research delivers an alternative point of view related to unique Indonesian biodiversity related to energy issues. The rain forest can become a highly potential complementary energy resource. It provides the local community with a different energy buffer as a stock of a relatively close energy source.

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Unveiling the ‘Green’: Media Coverage on the Aceh Green Vision, Indonesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 25 publications

Efficacy information in Government's initial responses to Covid-19 pandemic: A content analysis of the media coverage in Indonesia

Efficacy information in Government's initial responses to Covid-19 pandemic: A content analysis of the media coverage in Indonesia

Acehnese People’s Information Seeking Behavior about COVID-19

Modeling of Spray Characteristics of Biodiesel Based on Vegetative Energy Resources Found in Tropical Forest Inside Leuser Area

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