Chapter 12
Ecological Smart and Sustainable Waste
Management: A Conceptual Framework
Yun Arifatul Fatimah, Rochiyati Murniningsih, and Agus Setiawan
Abstract This study has an objective to formulate a conceptual framework of
sustainable municipal waste management in Indonesia. The framework validation
was taken place in four urban cities in Indonesian, inorder to identify whether
the framework applicability to be used in developing country environment. The
approachs to the study consists of literature review and formulating conceptual framework, validating and revising the conceptual framework based on phenomenon and
local tradition, and implications of the revised framework. Based on the analysis, it
was found that there are two specific components that called animal edible materials
and combined waste bank which should be integrated into the revised framework.
Internet of Thing makes the integration possible. The revised framework undertakes
to resolve complex and huge amount of waste, to maximize economic benefit from
the waste, to increase effective waste management, to provide affordable green material food for animals, and to substitute expensive animal concentrate, and to provide
better public health sectors.
Keywords Ecological · Smart · Sustainable · Waste management · IoT ·
Framework
12.1 Introduction
In the current fourth industrial revolution, the role of Information Communication
Technology (ICT) including Internet of Things (IoT) in manufacturing and service
processes are getting prominence and essential due to the demand for high speed,
reliable, accessible and quality services and products. IoT offers smart coordination
and sustainable environment that are the foundation of current industry 4.0 (Khaitan
and McCalley 2015).
Y. A. Fatimah (B) · A. Setiawan
Engineering Faculty, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia
e-mail: yun.fatimah@ummgl.ac.id
R. Murniningsih
Economic Faculty, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia
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Ecological Smart and Sustainable Waste
Management: A Conceptual Framework
Yun Arifatul Fatimah, Rochiyati Murniningsih, and Agus Setiawan
Abstract This study has an objective to formulate a conceptual framework of
sustainable municipal waste management in Indonesia. The framework validation
was taken place in four urban cities in Indonesian, inorder to identify whether
the framework applicability to be used in developing country environment. The
approachs to the study consists of literature review and formulating conceptual framework, validating and revising the conceptual framework based on phenomenon and
local tradition, and implications of the revised framework. Based on the analysis, it
was found that there are two specific components that called animal edible materials
and combined waste bank which should be integrated into the revised framework.
Internet of Thing makes the integration possible. The revised framework undertakes
to resolve complex and huge amount of waste, to maximize economic benefit from
the waste, to increase effective waste management, to provide affordable green material food for animals, and to substitute expensive animal concentrate, and to provide
better public health sectors.
Keywords Ecological · Smart · Sustainable · Waste management · IoT ·
Framework
12.1 Introduction
In the current fourth industrial revolution, the role of Information Communication
Technology (ICT) including Internet of Things (IoT) in manufacturing and service
processes are getting prominence and essential due to the demand for high speed,
reliable, accessible and quality services and products. IoT offers smart coordination
and sustainable environment that are the foundation of current industry 4.0 (Khaitan
and McCalley 2015).
Y. A. Fatimah (B) · A. Setiawan
Engineering Faculty, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia
e-mail: yun.fatimah@ummgl.ac.id
R. Murniningsih
Economic Faculty, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia
© Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2021
Y. Kishita et al. (eds.), EcoDesign and Sustainability II, Sustainable Production, Life
Cycle Engineering and Management, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6775-9_12
177