Wawancara Kepala Desa Waung Kec. Baron Kab. Nganjuk - Penelitian Implementasi Perda No. 1 Tahun 2015

Summary

The village of Wangong in Baron District has made strides in implementing Regional Regulation No. 1 of 2015, focusing on waste management. The community actively participates in waste sorting, with support from local services and schools. Despite challenges like financial limitations and occasional violations, efforts to educate and provide solutions have been successful. The village head emphasizes the importance of collaboration and proposes the introduction of sanctions for violators to further enhance environmental awareness. Continued efforts are needed to ensure compliance and a cleaner, more sustainable community.

Takeaways

• 😀 Active community participation in waste management through waste separation (organic and non-organic).
• 😀 Village residents have creatively repurposed waste into valuable art, contributing to environmental awareness.
• 😀 Local government collaborates with the Environmental Service (LH Service) to provide trash bins and waste disposal solutions to residents.
• 😀 Regular waste management socialization campaigns and training are conducted, targeting residents without trash bins and those improperly disposing of waste.
• 😀 There are challenges related to financial and technical resources, with some community members being unaware of waste management practices.
• 😀 The village has had some incidents of illegal waste dumping, which were addressed by providing alternatives and educating violators.
• 😀 Regional Regulation No. 1 of 2015 has been highly effective in improving the village's cleanliness and comfort, with increased environmental awareness among residents.
• 😀 Despite the regulation’s success, there remain occasional violations, which require ongoing monitoring and education.
• 😀 Local schools and housing complexes have been involved in waste management programs, ensuring wider community engagement.
• 😀 There are suggestions to impose sanctions for waste violations to ensure better compliance and deter future offenses.

Q & A

How has Regional Regulation Number 1 of 2015 been implemented in the village of Wangong?

The implementation of Regional Regulation Number 1 of 2015 concerning environmental management has been very effective in Wangong Village, with active community participation. The village has focused on waste management, including separating organic and non-organic waste, and utilizing waste for artistic purposes.

What steps have been taken to promote waste management awareness in Wangong Village?

Various initiatives, such as socialization campaigns and providing waste containers to residents, have been carried out to raise awareness. The village has also worked with the Environment Service (LH) and schools to distribute containers and educate the community.

How does the community participate in waste management in Wangong Village?

Community members are actively involved in waste management by separating their household waste into organic and non-organic categories. They also bring their waste to the village's waste bank and cooperate with local authorities in the process.

What challenges does the village face in managing waste, and how are they addressed?

The village faces financial challenges and limited resources, especially for waste management. Despite this, there is strong community involvement and cooperation with local authorities to overcome these obstacles.

What actions were taken when residents were found violating waste disposal regulations?

When residents violated waste disposal rules, village authorities took corrective action by providing solutions and educating the offenders. They also took pictures of the violations and followed up by visiting the violators' homes.

How are violations of waste management rules addressed in the village?

Violations are addressed by providing education and solutions for waste disposal. In some cases, the village authorities work with the residents to find alternatives to improper waste disposal.

What role do external organizations play in waste management efforts in Wangong Village?

While the village community plays the central role, external organizations, such as schools and NGOs, also contribute. For example, Pioneer Youth, a national champion in waste processing, has been involved in waste management activities.

What methods were used to distribute trash cans to residents who didn’t have them?

The village worked with the Environmental Service (LH) to provide trash cans to residents who lacked them. These were especially provided to schools and other areas with waste management needs.

How does the village measure the effectiveness of waste management regulations?

The effectiveness is evaluated based on the cleanliness of the environment, the community's participation in waste management, and the cooperation with the local environmental services. The village uses these indicators to gauge success.

What are the hopes for the future regarding waste management in Wangong Village?

The hope is for increased community awareness and participation in waste management, with more cooperation between residents to create a clean and comfortable environment.