ANDROID-BASED WASTE MANAGEMENT EVALUATION ANALYSIS : TOWARD EFFICIENCY AND SUSTAINABILITY
Siti Nurhayati (a), Saudin Yuniarno (b), Dian Anandari (c)

Public Health Department, Faculty of Health Sciences,
Jenderal Soediman University

Abstract

The rapid development of information and communication technology has been widely leveraged by various private and government organizations to enhance services and support the creation of innovations aimed at establishing a service system that is easily accessible, effective, and efficient. In the context of waste management, the Banyumas District Government is striving to create an innovation aimed at effective and efficient waste management through the utilization of digital technology. For example, the implementation of the Salinmas and Jeknyong application services. The digital-based waste management innovation built on Android applications is expected to be easily accessible to the public. However, there are several implementation challenges. This research aims to provide an overview of mobile-based waste management service coverage and identify the supporting and inhibiting factors in the implementation of Android-based waste management through the penta-helix approach. The research methodology employed in this study is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Descriptive analysis of the coverage of Android-based waste management services is conducted using spatial overlay analysis. Qualitative analysis with a thematic approach is employed to identify the supporting and inhibiting factors in the implementation of Android-based waste management through the penta-helix approach. The research findings indicate that Android-based waste management services are generally used by urban communities, while rural areas have limited usage of Android application services. An analysis of the supporting and inhibiting factors in the implementation of Android-based waste management using the penta-helix approach reveals that synergistic collaboration and active participation of all stakeholders, including the public, private sector, and the community, in the conception and planning of processes and solutions are essential for the sustainability of the Android-based waste management program. The integration of technical, environmental, social, financial, institutional, and political aspects is crucial to ensure the sustainability of the system. In conclusion, strategic issues proposed as solutive steps for Android-based waste management in Banyumas District include technology, stakeholders, education, economics, institutional framework, policy, collaboration, active participation, and coordination.

Keywords: Android-Based Waste Management, Efficiency, Sustainability, Penta Helix, Management Evaluation

Topic: Other Health Science-related Topics