Keywords: Ecopreneurship, Waste bank, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle pdflogo. Although the findings are limited to BSB context, this research may contribute to ongoing efforts for future research on ecopreneurship. This study tells a comprehensive analysis of the elements of ecopreneurship to cover the debate and inquiry regarding “the waste bank way”, which was introduced by the local governments and private sector players around Indonesia. With that in mind, the author adopts the participant observation method, as the qualitative method in identifying a social problem, which combines face to face in-depth interviews, existing data approach as well as focus group discussion. Thus, household waste problems and the impacts of solid waste around Bandung city is complex and still drawing the attention of researchers, companies, and policymakers.Ĭoncerns about whether or not Bank Sampah Bersinar‘s ongoing initiative to grow to meet its potential as one of the contributors to combat the effects of a household waste production, this research is aimed to uncover important dimensions of “the waste bank way” at Bank Sampah Bersinar (BSB). Meanwhile, Local Environmental Management Agency or Badan Pengelola Lingkungan Hidup Daerah (BPLHD) West Java Province announced that it will establish a Special Detachment or Detasemen Khusus (Densus) 99 as an effort to prevent and enforce the destruction of the environment. However, the challenge to intensify efforts for addressing household waste problems and the impacts of solid waste is growing fast. In the context of Bandung city, West Java Province, Indonesia, numerous waste banks have contributed a considerable amount of effort in providing the spirit of recycling and waste limiting practices based on the “3Rs” principle. Munculnya keraguan dari masyarakat dalam mengelola bank sampah di Desa Sumbersari, Kecamatan Ciparay, Kabupaten Bandung sejauh ini dikarenakan masih. It is also widely known that many companies made waste banks as one of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. It is widely known that waste banks are set up in neighborhoods - typically for about 1,000 residents – and are usually run by poorer people who wish to increase their income.
The Ministry of Environment of Indonesia promotes waste bank as the new strategic program that educates people to reduce their household waste by conducting waste separation, waste collection, and waste saving for recycling purpose. The legal framework of the waste bank or “bank sampah” as it is called in Indonesia, states clearly in the Regulation of Ministry of Environment Number 13/2012 concerning the guidelines for the “3Rs” of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle through the waste bank.
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