Effectiveness of Waste Management Regulation in Denpasar City, Indonesia

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the effectiveness of waste management regulations in Denpasar City and understand the challenges faced in implementing the Gubernatorial Regulation on Waste Management. Based on this understanding, the study aims to explore the effectiveness of source-based waste management arrangements in Denpasar City and understand the obstacles encountered in implementing waste management arrangements. The research method used is empirical legal research, which involves analyzing the gap between what should be done and what is actually done. To assess the effectiveness of waste management regulations, both a legal approach and a factual approach are used. The legal approach examines source-based waste management arrangements in Bali, while the factual approach analyzes the actual situation in society. The data sources include interviews as primary data and legislation related to source-based waste management as secondary data. Qualitative analysis techniques are used to process the data. The research plan spans one year and aims to publish in international journals and register intellectual property. This study is part of TKT 4, which focuses on using statutory regulations to provide facilities and infrastructure for waste management, such as waste trucks and recycling machines provided by the Bali Provincial Government. It also integrates technical management to ensure collaboration and functionality among all stakeholders involved in waste management programs. However, the reliability of this system is still relatively low compared to the final system, which is why further research is conducted during its implementation.