WAQF BASED WASTE ENERGY MANAGEMENT: CASE STUDY ON PLTS
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https://doi.org/10.55327/jaash.v7i4.250Abstract
Garbage is a classic and unsolved problem in Indonesia. According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), Indonesia's amount of waste reaches 67.8 million tons consisting of 57% organic, 15% plastic, 11% paper, and 17 other waste. However, a garbage bank has established, even though its role still minimal compared to the City Waste Power Electric (PLTSa). By using ANP (Analytic Network Process) this qualitatively descriptive paper shows that the essential aspects from PLTSa are Institution and community. The problem of PLTSa is divided into three aspects such as expensive, 3T, and environment. In this case Waqf institutions such as education, socialization and cost. The issues of society are literacy, habits, lazy. Mapping solutions, in-depth studies, collaborations, webinars. Strategies in improving the environment security, among others, are the synergy of waqf institutions with the government, BOT system between Waqf Institutions and private businesses, and the last collaboration between waqf institutions and waste banks.
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