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| dc.description.abstract | This study aims to find out how waste management, especially in the Garut region. Waste management
is an activity that requires integration between elements from up to downstream in order to create a
clean and healthy environment. Proper and integrated waste management will keep up the balance
of nature and cut the risk factors for disasters. This study uses ethnographic methods where researchers
are directly in the field and follow people and groups who carry out waste disposal behavior in
the community. The results of this study are the management of organic and inorganic waste at a
personal level. In addition, local people’s wisdom in maintaining the ecology of their living space cannot
be transferred in the form of awareness of waste management. On the other hand, the government does
not yet have an integrated plan that will integrate personal, community and government levels in local
waste management. The conclusion of this study is the limited understanding of the community only
on the classification of types of waste with risk management forms such as the accumulation or burning
of waste. Thus, awareness raising and integrated, simultaneous and continuous handling is needed so
that the management of organic and non-organic waste becomes more right. | id_ID |
