Stakeholders' Perceptions on Domestic Waste Management and Its Impact on Sustainable Industrial Estate Governance: A Case Study in Banyuasin District

Abstract

Domestic waste management is one of the important aspects in sustainable industrial estate governance. Good domestic waste management can prevent environmental pollution and public health problems. This study aims to determine partially and simultaneously the effect of attitudes and roles on performance mediated by domestic waste management participation in the Gasing Industrial Estate, Banyuasin Regency. The study used qualitative and quantitative methods with descriptive and verification approaches. The population of this research is Stakeholders in the Gasing Industrial Estate. The sampling technique was carried out using the stratified random sampling method. The data that has been collected is then analyzed in three stages including instrument testing, data analysis design and hypothesis testing, as well as the assumptions of using SEM. The results showed that the role of government affects attitudes, participation and performance towards domestic waste management. Then, attitudes were found to affect the participation and performance of domestic waste management. Furthermore, respondents' participation was found to affect the performance of the domestic waste management system. Then, simultaneously, the role of government and attitude influence participation in domestic waste management. In addition, roles, attitudes and participation jointly affect the performance of the domestic waste management system.