Quality control modeling of river water resources based on education and community participation in Bogor

The quality of river water resources as one of the resources of raw water for clean water has been polluted and requires proper control, not only by the government but also by the role of environmental education to increase community participation. This study had conducted in the City and Regency of...

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Main Authors: Muhyiddin, Yusuf, Sumardjo, Muljono, Pudji, Hasim
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Citizen participation
Community participation
Dynamic models
Ecology
Education
Environmental education
Industrial areas
Legislation
Modelling
Multivariate statistical analysis
Quality control
Quality standards
Surveillance
Waste management
Water pollution
Water quality
Water resources
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Summary:The quality of river water resources as one of the resources of raw water for clean water has been polluted and requires proper control, not only by the government but also by the role of environmental education to increase community participation. This study had conducted in the City and Regency of Bogor, from January to September 2012, using primary and secondary data. The data were obtained from interviews and observations, the intervariable relationship analysis with SEM (Structural Equation Modeling), and multidimensional analysis with MDS (Multidimensional Scaling), then continue with further system dynamic analysis.1 The results showed the condition of the existing raw water resources had exceeded water quality standards. Perception can significantly predict the behavior by taking into account the liaison variables, this study was education and law. The result of multidimensional analysis of river water resources quality control in the dimension of social and economy showed adequately sustainable status, meanwhile in the dimension of education, law and institutions, and ecology showed inadequately sustainable status. Through dynamic model simulation, control improvement is shown to be attainable with various approaches. In terms of education, it can be achieved by establishing more educational institutions to conduct environmental education and increase community participation. Meanwhile, improving regulation and socialization and surveillance and law enactment towards water pollution can be done in the law dimension. Within the scope of ecology, control improvement is possible by increasing the availability of waste management installation in residencies and industrial areas and its operational surveillance.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0041976