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Collaborative Management for Public Facilities and Biogas on the Village Land
Full text linkA village land is an asset belonging to the village or common goods, not belonging to individuals, foundations, Institution or companies so that it must be used for the benefit of the village or the administration of government. This research identified the constraints on the use of Bengkok as a village land, exploring the format of collaborative management (co-management) in the utilization of Biogas installation and public facilities such as: composting, chopper, water tank, play group, meeting room and warehouse. The research method was taken with indepth interview and observation to obtain the data through all member of the farmer groups, the religious and community leaders, and village government staff. The results indicated that the utilization and management of the village land by farmer groups were not yet optimal. The cow's milk production was still quite small, volatile, and tended to decline. The decreased milk production resulted in the loss of other processed products such as soap, candy and crackers from milk ingredients. Other impacts included the closing of the business opportunities for fertilizer from livestock manure, and the passive supply of household gas obtained from the biogas installation. This research initiated the need for the role of 5 stakeholders, namely Ungaran Regency government, village government, private parties, social institution, and the local communities in order to collaborate on Biogas and public facilities management. The social institutions were formed to repair or improve the Biogas management and water supply for all facilities on the village land
Lahan Desa Sebagai Barang Umum (wacana pengelolaan kolaborasi pada instalasi biogas di atas lahan bengkok)
Full text linkVillage land is an asset that belongs to the village or joint property, not owned by individuals, foundations, institutions or companies so that it must be used for the benefit of the village or government administration. This research identifies constraints in using Bengkok as village-owned land, focuses on exploring the collaborative management format in utilizing the Biogas installation as a resource in Indrokilo Hamlet. The survey method was adopted together with in-depth interview techniques to obtain research data through members of farmer groups, religious and community leaders, as well as village government staff. The results indicated that the utilization and management of village land by farmer / livestock groups was not optimal. Cows milk production is still quite small, fluctuating, and tends to decline. Decreased milk production also resulted in the loss of other processed products such as milk soap and crackers. Another impact is that the business opportunity for fertilizer from livestock manure has closed, the passive supply of household gas obtained from the Biogas installation, and the number of farmer group members continues to decline. This research initiates the need for the roles of 5 stakeholders, namely local government, village government, private sector, social institutions and local communities to collaborate in the use of village land, especially in the management of biogas. The social institution was formed to initiate and improve the management of biogas for routine household needs, as well as bridge the interests of the community with all parties
Analisis Spasial dan Topsis dalam Penentuan Lokasi Tempat Pembuangan Akhir (TPA) Sampah (Studi Kasus: Kota Pekanbaru)
Full text linkPekanbaru city has a land fill site (called TPA) in Muara Fajar sub district which is located far from downtown.
The TPA is only one in the city with total of area 8.6 hectares and located in the district of Rumbai. In 2012, the
TPA produce 160 ton per day and estimated can only accommodate disposal for the next 2.5 years. The purpose
of this study is to determine process and choose the feasible or suitable location for land fill site in the city. The
research method is used overlay technique in Geographic Information System (GIS) & Technique for Order
Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS). The methodologies can analyze spatial data and
quantitative method with calculations of rank. The result of research has achieve 4 feasible location for land fill
site. The rank of all locations such as: Palas sub district and Rumbai Bukit sub district in Rumbai district, Tebing Okura sub district in Rumbai Pesisir district, Sail sub district in Tenayan Raya district; and Labuh Baru sub district in Payung Sekaki District. From the TOPSIS analysis, we achieve some suitable location with rank such as: Rumbai District, Rumbai Pesisir, Tenayan Raya and Tampan District. This research have one recommendation that The Rumbai District is most suitable as Land fill site in Pekanbaru city
Semi-Aerobic Landfill System as Alternative Solution for Indonesian Landfill
Full text linkIndonesia has encountered pressing problems in managing municipal solid waste (MSW). According to data from the
Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), up to 35.46% of landfills were run as open-dumping landfills until May
2022 because proper sanitary landfill concepts were not fully implemented and the condition of landfills in Indonesia
is on the point of being overcapacity. With the development of landfill technology, the Ministry of Public Works is
currently developing other alternative landfill systems. This research used a qualitative approach that gathered
secondary data through library research and a literature review, encompassing government regulations and previous
research. Analyzing the data entailed utilizing a SWOT analysis, which was then organized into a SWOT matrix for the
comprehensive examination. From the general findings of this study, it can be concluded that the semi-aerobic landfill
system is an available method to be used as an alternative solution for Indonesian landfills. This is based on the results
of the SWOT matrix, which shows strategic factors derived from internal and external factors originating from
previous studies and issues regarding landfills in Indonesia. The analysis of these factors shows that the semi-aerobic
landfill system produces better performance by reducing the potential for environmental pollution of water and air
and greenhouse gas emissions. The implementation of a semi-aerobic landfill system is a viable method to be used in
developing countries
The Spatial Analysis to Choose a Location to be Designated as a Landfill Site
Full text linkPekanbaru city has a landfill site (TPA). The local government estimated that it could only accommodate disposal for the next 2 years and a half. The aims of this research are: to identify a location suitable to be designated as a landfill site and considering to the land use change. The
methods it employed were the overlay technique in Geographic
Information System and Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) as non-spatial analysis. Research findings found 4 feasible locations using GIS, i.e: Palas Sub-district and Rumbai Bukit Subdistrict in Rumbai; Tebing Okura Sub-district in Rumbai Pesisir; Sail Subdistrict in Tenayan Raya; and Labuh Baru Sub-district in Payung Sekaki District. From the TOPSIS, a number of locations with a specific rank were found such as: Rumbai, Rumbai Pesisir, Tenayan Raya & Tampan District. This research have one recommendation namely that Rumbai is the most suitable district to be designated as a landfill sit
The Connection between Land Use Change Process and Street Vendor Preferences While Choosing a Trade Location: A Case Study at Pekanbaru City, Indonesia.
Full text linkThe City is a development center especially for formal sectors, so that it will be as a prospective location for
much people. The population rate of Pekanbaru city rise highly 4,47% in 2010 to 2011, and have been effecting
the labor market. However, the limitation of employment have push citizens to come and working at informal sector as street vendors. The purpose of this study are to analysis the influence factors in choosing a trade locations by street vendors, and the relationship with land use change process in Pekanbaru city since 1984 -2014. Based on the result, there are a relationship between the characteristics of street vendors with the selection of trade locations in 3 location such as: Sudirman street, WR Soepratman and HR Soebrantas street. From the analysis using cross tabulation and chi-square test, HR Soebrantas street has a strong relationship
between street vendors characteristic with trade location. Type of goods or commodity has a strong relationship
with the distance of activities center in HR Soebrantas street with rate 0,556 (coefficient contingency). Others
variables that have a relationship are type of commodity with the residencies of the street vendors; number of asset with proximity of trade and site location.As conclusion, a settlement area with variety in land use function will get attention from the street vendors. The dominant factor while they choose a trade location that the location should be close to an activity center area, close to their house, and the trade location must be strategic or achieve an others advantage. Three factors are being a preference for street vendors while choosing a location
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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