Community-Based Waste Management Strategy through Waste Bank in Bintan Regency

Authors

  • Novia Bustami Author
  • Khodijah Ismail Author
  • Tengku Said Raza’i Author
  • Wahyuddin Author

Keywords:

Waste Bank, Waste Management, Bintan Island

Abstract

Along with population growth every year, the amount of waste in Bintan Regency continues to increase, where the volume of waste in Bintan reaches 19,499 tons/year. Through the Waste Bank, the Bintan Regency Government is trying to find a solution to this problem. The research aims to analyze the extent of public awareness of the Waste Bank, as well as find out how much gender involvement is in waste management through the Waste Bank in Bintan Regency. The research method is Qualitative through Survey - Descriptive methods. Based on research results obtained from 12 active Waste Banks in Bintan, management and customers have a high level of awareness of Waste Banks at 59.6%. However, public awareness in managing and being involved in Waste Banks is still lacking at 63.5%, and effectiveness The waste bank is still rated as undervalued at 51.9%. For gender involvement, it was found that women looked more active and dominating than men. The Waste Bank in Bintan Regency is currently only a side job, not the main job for earning a living.

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2024-07-31

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