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Level of awareness of stakeholders in the construction industry regarding the green building concept in Indonesia
Authors: Sujana Caroline Maretha , Wicaksana Cahya Hadi 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The concept of green buildings evolved and gained momentum rapidly in all nations. Nearly 40% of total CO2 emissions and more than a third of global energy consumption come from the building and construction sector. The application of Green Building is recognized to reduce CO2 emissions and energy consumption. Awareness of the importance of implementing Green Building is needed to support the successful implementation of the Green Building concept. The purpose of this research is to analyse the level of awareness of stakeholders in construction (how well they understand green building and its regulations, how important they think green building is) and find out in what way they gain an understanding of the green building concept. Questionnaires were distributed to various stakeholders and analyzed with descriptive statistics. The result shows that Indonesian people who work in construction environments already know and are aware of the concept of Green Building. However, they still lack an understanding of regulations and consider government support necessary. Until now, they have gained an understanding of green buildings through lectures and the media.
Recycled waste programs for sustainable island. Case study: Tidung Island
Authors: Soebiyan V , Nurdiani N , Wangidjaja W , Feronika  
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The increase in tourist arrivals has an impact on increasing the amount of waste, the waste management becomes important for the implementation of sustainability on tourist islands. The implementation of recycled waste on Tidung Island due to the negative effects of waste on the environment has the significance of sustainable practises. The study was conducted through observation and interviews with residents. Environmental conservation initiatives contributed to sustainability and were also valuable as a maritime tourist destination. The waste management were comprehensive and coordinated response to the waste problems. Effective waste collection systems had built, encouraging sort waste at the source into recyclables, organic waste, and non-recyclables. Organic waste was handled on the island, while inorganic waste, after being sorted, was taken to final disposal. Recycling programs for waste management include waste treatment plants (WTPs) and bioconversion compost.
Study of Shading Types in Heat Transfer Calculation in High-Rise Building
Authors: Purnama M S S , Yuliasari I , Aisha S 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Tall buildings require a lot of energy in their use. The energy needed is mainly for thermal comfort in the buildings. The heat gained by the building comes from solar radiation. Nowadays many tall buildings use translucent materials. This definitely increases the heat gain that enters the building. Shading is used to reduce the heat that hits the translucent facade. Calculations are needed to see the effectiveness of shading. the purpose of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of using shading in OTTV calculations. The method used is a quantitative approach. A quantitative approach is used. The result is that horizontal shading only reduces heat gain by 20 percent. Vertical shading is able to reduce heat gain by 25 percent on the north and south sides. Vertical shading is more effective because it can handle lower angle sunlight. a combination of both shading is needed to be able to get a smaller multiplier number so that the calculation results meet the standards.
Grasping The Essence of The Millennium Development Goals: A Literature Review
Authors: Muhamad Infaroyya Al Karimah , Rifdah Balqis Nadhifatur , Hidhayad Aulia Putri , Kusdiwanggo Susilo 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are a set of global objectives formulated and established by the United Nations to address various economic, social, and environmental challenges faced by the global community. Created in 2000, the MDGs have shown uneven progress, prompting critical analysis and improvement efforts, leading to the development of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a more robust replacement. This research aims to delve into the essence of the formation of MDGs through an analysis of various relevant literature sources. This literature review employs a descriptive analysis method to dissect various aspects of MDGs, including theoretical aspects, historical context, and the impact of their implementation in various countries. The findings of this study highlight both the successes and obstacles encountered in achieving the MDGs and their relevance to post-MDGs sustainable development. The research also provides deeper insights into the policies and strategies needed to continue the MDGs’ achievements within the context of the SDGs adopted in 2015. The findings of this research are expected to make a significant contribution to a better understanding of the MDGs.
Understanding the research landscape of Neighbourhood, physical activity and climate through Bibliometric analysis
Authors: Wiyantara Wizaka , Sihombing Antony 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The phenomenon of less physical activities - caused by today’s lifestyle is closely related to the quality of the neighbourhood in term of promoting physical activities such as walking, playing in parks, and other social activities. Less physical activities are currently one of the causes of the emergence of non-communicable disease (NCD). For this reason, it is very important to delve how the neighbourhood relate with the physical activity and how the impact of the climate in increasing or decreasing the physical activities and quality of the neighbourhood as well. This research focus on Neighbourhood, physical activity and climate as creator factor of NCD. This study aims to find the evidence of the relationship between neighbourhood quality and physical activities, as well aa climate factor that influence the physical activities in tropical area. Using articles retrieved from the Scopus Database in the period 1997 to 2023, metadata analysis was performed using RStudio software, the Bibliometrix package, and the Biblioshiny web interface. Through Bibliometric analysis, relevant sources, topics related to research publications regarding neighbourhoods can be explored. Global scientific distribution, level of collaboration between regions, author performance and publication are also examined to determine the scientific landscape. The results of correlation studies between neighbourhood, physical activity and tropical climate resulted in relatively few research papers in tropical area and this illustrates a fairly large gap in terms of the literature.
Apartment with Social Interaction Approach in West Jakarta
Authors: Tedja Michael , Radha Gabriani Cipsa 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
This research departs from problems related to the high demand for housing and limited land in Jakarta, which makes it difficult for Jakarta residents to have a place to live, which is affected by rising house prices that are disproportionate to income. apartments can be a solution to this problem, because apartments do not require as much land as housing, apart from that apartments here are expected to be the answer to vertical housing in the city of Jakarta that is adequate and safe for residents of Jakarta with easy access to public transport, schools, hospitals, shopping centres, etc. Apartments as a high-rise residential environment could result in social isolation, social disruption and anonymity for its residents, where these problems are related to the issue of social sustainability, so that by implementing social interaction which is part of social sustainability in apartment design it is hoped that it can answer these problems because social interaction can increasing social cohesion, a sense of community and promote social welfare. This study uses qualitative methods by collecting data from literature studies, questionnaires and comparative studies. The results of this study discuss architectural indicators that can accommodate social interaction and architectural indicators of social interaction that are applied to apartment buildings.
The Application of Terawang (Roster) Wall Material on Building Facades in Tropical Climate Areas
Authors: Nurdiani N , Dewanto R 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Terawang (Roster) wall building material is a building material made from clay or cement which is easily available in tropical climates. The use of this roster material provides the opportunity for air to flow easily into the building. The use of this material is becoming a trend in Indonesia, which has a tropical climate. Research on the application of Terawang (Roster) wall material on building facades in tropical climate areas, which was carried out using descriptive qualitative methods, provides the results of an overview of how Roster walls are placed on building facades and the benefits obtained for the building. The use of this material also supports the realization of a sustainable human environment.
Isometric Digital Tourism Map as Sustainable Development of Bendosari Ecotourism Village
Authors: Shabiriani Uzda Nabila , Yawan Vincent Frederick , Vinotama Eligius Vidhitya , Pramalystianto Andhika 
Published: April 2024

AbstractBendosari Ecotourism Village development can be carried out by preparing various necessary needs, such as creating visual communication design media for them, such as digital maps. Tourists need complete information about tourist attractions before visiting the location to prepare various equipment, especially new ones. There needs to be promotional support media that collaborates with technology so that conveying information to tourists is easier and more efficient. This research designs a digital tourist map for Bendosari Ecotourism Village to introduce local Indonesian tourism using design thinking methods and creating digital tourist maps. This design results in a digital tourist map using a flat vector drawing style and coloured isometric illustrations easily accessible with barcodes. The digital tourist map of Bendosari Ecotourism Village displays the existing and most potential tourist locations to be introduced to the Indonesian people. People can easily walk around the Bendosari Ecotourism Village to enjoy every tourist spot. These findings help promote the Bendosari Ecotourism Village to the Indonesian people.
How to Optimize Promotion Tactics for Sustainable Tourism Product through 360-degree Communication? (Case Study in Poncokusumo, Malang)
Authors: Putri Gabriella Sagita , Ananta Ida Bagus , Rafiqi Hindam Basith , Persada Satria Fadil , Elysia Fosetta , Panduhati Kartika Laras 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The presence of a tourism village in Indonesia might be viewed as an opportunity to strengthen small, micro, and medium-sized businesses as a driving force in the local economy. The goal of Micro Small Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) development is to create a tourism village supported by MSMEs that combines natural and culture attractions, local gastronomic and artisan, and public service facilities. Poncokusumo village, one of Malang’s tourism villages, has a distinct personality when compared to other Malang tourism villages. The goal of this research is to look at promotional strategies for sustainable tourism products in Poncokusumo village to strengthen the village’s tourism identity. This is a qualitative study in which the informants were chosen on purpose; they are the head of Poncokusumo village, the leader of the tourist local community (Pokdarwis), and an entrepreneur. According to the research findings, the 360-degree communication approach is best for supporting offline promotional operations. 360-degree marketing communication is also being considered to strengthen tourism village identity. A 360-degree model of marketing communication is built in three stages: pre-purchase, purchase, and post-purchase in a sustainable tourist product. This paper also contributed to the sustainable development goals which focus on decent work and economic growth. The existence of sustainable product in tourism village is an attraction that encourage local economic growth.
Mini Organic Waste Chopper Design with Ergonomic Techniques
Authors: Susanto A , Sahroni T 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The problem that often occurs in waste transportation at the Balikpapan State Polytechnic is a mismatch between the volume of waste and it is carrying capacity. The large dimensions of the waste make it necessary to transport the waste repeatedly. An ergonomically designed organic waste chopper aims to chop waste into small particles by providing comfort and safety when using this tool. The method used in this research is to use anthropometric data as a reference in determining the dimensions of the tool frame and the specifications of the materials to be used. Quantitative results were obtained by observing and filling out questionnaires with research respondents. Data from the measurements of the respondent’s body and hands are then transformed into statistical form to find the standard deviation and percentile. The results achieved in this study were the design of a mini organic waste chopper made using ergonomic techniques. The survey conducted after testing the tool stated that 75% of the total respondents stated that based on the tool framework and additional features, this tool can be used according to the needs of the respondents.
Making laminated bamboo as a substitution of aluminium in electric scooter frames
Authors: Saputra A N F , Hanif A , Martalogawa I A , Herawan S G 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Electric scooters are one of the attractive alternative vehicles to provide clean and sustainable mobility solutions for densely populated cities. Aluminum has several advantages, such as strong, light and corrosion resistance, making it an ideal material for scooter manufacturing. However, the use of aluminum is not without environmental concerns. Laminated bamboo canes are made by combining multiple layers of bamboo with a strong adhesive or glue to create a block with excellent mechanical properties. However, the use of laminated bamboo straws in electric scooters needs further research.
Interconnection of Green Knowledge Management and Sustainable Business Capabilities: An Investigation of the Culinary MSME Sector in the Food Waste Emergency Zone of Indonesia
Authors: Alfarizi Muhammad , Sari Rini Kurnia 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
MSMEs face thorny problems in the contribution of the Yogyakarta culinary MSME economic sector. Although MSMEs have a vital role in economic growth and employment, negative impacts on the environment are a pressing issue. This research explores the concept of Green Knowledge Management to improve green business capabilities in overcoming waste problems and sustainable practices. The quantitative approach was chosen with an online survey of Indonesian Culinary MSMEs with SEM PLS analysis techniques. The results showed that Green Knowledge Management had a significant positive impact on the performance of Indonesian culinary MSMEs. It helps identify green practices, innovation, tax compliance, CSR, and digitalization. It promotes sustainability, operational efficiency, and competitiveness. Recommendations include training, tax incentives, green innovation, CSR, digitalization support from the government, and MSMEs’ focus on green knowledge management for sustainable growth.
Concept of Social Entrepreneurship in the Development of Creative Economy Tourism in Indonesia (Case Study: Cirendeu Village)
Authors: Azhana Febri Tri Intan , Setiawan Margareth , Susanti Leni , Zakaria Muchamad Rizky , Syafaat Raden Raka Abdul Kamal , Agustiningsih Nurlita 
Published: April 2024

AbstractSocial entrepreneurship is currently viewed as a solution to address various social issues, including welfare, healthcare, education, poverty alleviation, and community empowerment, among others. This research aims to develop a social entrepreneurship concept suitable for Cirendeu Village. The concept of social entrepreneurship is closely related to the 8th Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), which emphasizes “Decent Work and Economic Growth.” Social entrepreneurship represents a form of business that not only seeks financial profit but also has robust social or environmental objectives. The methods employed in this research include the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and the Business Model Canvas. Research data were collected from 19 respondents through demographic statements and the distribution of AHP questionnaire matrices. The AHP method serves as a strategy weighting approach and assists in formulating priority strategies for the company. Furthermore, the Business Model Canvas method aims to describe the appropriate business model for the company based on the AHP analysis. The establishment of criteria is a crucial step in the decision-making process. Combining the Process Hierarchy Analysis Method (AHP) with the Business Model Canvas (BMC) can enhance effectiveness, ensuring that AHP criteria align with Business Model Canvas (BMC) elements. The AHP results indicate that the distribution channel is the top priority criterion, with a weight of 0.193. These priority results are then incorporated into the BMC strategy elements, combining both existing and new elements.
The Influence Of Altruism, Environmental Concern, And Social Influence On Purchase Intention for Eco-Friendly Clothing Products: Study of Generation Z in Greater Jakarta
Authors: Rinaldi Banu , Ciptaningsih Eka Maya Sari Siswi , Andersean Dionisius Edward 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Indonesia is responsible for the generation of approximately 2.3 million tonnes of textile waste, which accounts for approximately 12% of the total household waste produced in the country. The emergence of a multitude of eco-friendly clothing brands in Indonesia is indicative of the growing development of the eco-friendly fashion industry in the country. There have been expressions of concern pertaining to the variables that contribute to the inclination to acquire environmentally friendly textile products. The objective of this research is to assess the influence of altruism, social influence, and environmental concern on the purchasing intentions of Generation Z towards environmentally friendly clothing within the Greater Jakarta area. The methodology employed for data collection involved the distribution of a questionnaire to a sample of 188 Generation Z consumers residing in the Greater Jakarta area. Subsequently, the collected data was subjected to analysis utilizing the SPSS software and a multi-regression analysis technique. The findings of the study indicate that purchase intention is significantly influenced by altruism and environmental concern, whereas social influence does not have a significant impact. One potential consequence of this finding is the potential for the environmentally conscious clothing industry to advance through more effective marketing campaigns aimed at bolstering customer purchase intention. This study is able to provide practical insights for businesses, with a specific focus on the production of environmentally sustainable clothing items.
Potential of Dried Red Palm Leaves as Sheet Interior Material
Authors: Setiawan Chelsea Oktaviani , Wasilah Deanawati Insani , Noprimus Sandi 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Red palm leaves only used as ornamental plants in the yard around the house, as they dry out and fall to the ground, they become unusable rubbish. Research has shown that red palm leaves are of high fiber quality. Red palm leaves are a good choice for furniture because they are durable and appealing in addition to having excellent fiber content and the level of quality[1]. This study seeks to serve as a resource of knowledge and a substitute for furniture craftsmen who want to utilize furniture mats made from leaf waste instead of wood or plastic. It can reduce the usage of inorganic resources that can harm the environment and nature through the use of materials from biological waste. Preparing tools and supplies, washing, drying, and shaping furniture mats are all steps in the process of creating organic furniture mats. Two parameters, namely the width of the palm leaf sheet with a size range of 2 cm and 3 cm, were identified as influences in this investigation [2]. The mechanical qualities of the red palm leaves used as the base for the organic furniture were tested, along with the leaves’ biodegradability and water permeability [3]. This is going to be a solution that may reduce waste from dried red palm tree leaves and work as a platform for furniture instead of using materials like wood and plastic that are bad for the environment.
Comparative analysis on beverage store owners towards sustainable packaging using multicriteria decision techniques
Authors: Draculan Krisanta Ana E. , Santoso Bruce Stuart , Sinawang Beatrice Hillary , Perez William Davin D. , Redi Anak Agung Ngurah Perwira , Ho Hwi-Chie , Ayu Ketut Gita , German Josephine D. 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
In recent years, the food and beverage industry has been experiencing rapid growth. The consumption of plastic or Styrofoam cups also grew with the observed market growth. In Canada, an approximate CAD $147.12 million worth of plastic cups and lids are produced yearly but only 9% end up being recycled. Therefore, there is a growing need for a more sustainable beverage packaging. To analyze if such decisions are warranted in small to medium sized café in the Philippines, the multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods such as ELECTRE III and TOPSIS will be used in this research. With the data of both storeowner and supplier perspective, it was found that quality has the most affect at 36.3% followed by the availability of sizes at 32.6%. As it turns out, the result of this study favored the more plastic-oriented traditional cups and lids. Even though the initial hypothesis favored the more sustainable packaging, the analysis and methodology were still successfully carried out. Thus, prompting the importance of future research regarding the pursuit of sustainable packaging.
Identifying Key Behaviour Patterns that Influence Plastic Bag Refusal Decisions
Authors: Karmagatri Mulyani , Ratnapuri Chyntia Ika , Casteillo Benjamin 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The increasing environmental crisis has made the issue of plastic waste a major topic in global discourse. Although many studies have investigated broader aspects of sustainability, few have investigated the specific behavioral patterns that lead individuals to make environmentally conscious decisions, such as refusing to use plastic bags. This study aims to fill the research gap by identifying the main behavioral patterns that influence the decision to refuse the use of plastic bags. To methodically achieve this goal, this research uses the CRISP-DM (Cross-Industry Standard Process for Data Mining) framework as its guiding analytical paradigm. Data was collected through a carefully designed questionnaire, involving a sample size of 268 respondents. The decision tree algorithm was applied to the data, allowing detailed exploration of behavioral patterns that significantly contribute to plastic bag use aversion. Preliminary findings reveal the interaction of behavior, attitude and actions factors that collectively guide individuals in making sustainable choices. These insights not only contribute to the existing literature but also offer actionable avenues for future policy interventions.