Institusion
Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta
Author
Panggabean, Diyanmas Wiharto
Subject
Kenegaraan dan Pemerintah
Datestamp
2013-05-06 13:18:44
Abstract :
The main problem in the city of Yogyakarta today is the waste issue, database of
WALHI Yogyakarta in 2010, the amount of waste generated Yogyakarta reaches 80-
90 thousand tons per month of production costs for the transport of 1,9 billion a year,
the data continues to grow from year to year, so if the problem of garbage in the city
of Yogyakarta, there is no medication correctly, having in mind the system of
management of waste from production and ending with the deep, the waste would be
a threat to the people of Yogyakarta. Problem formulation of this research paper is 1)
How is the implementation of the waste management market by the Market
Management Department in an effort to control environmental pollution in the city of
Yogyakarta, and 2) what constraints faced by the Office of Market Management in
the waste management market in Yogyakarta. This type of research conducted in the
preparation of this thesis is empirical, this research that focuses on waste
management market in the city of Yogyakarta and researchers require primary data
as the primary data in addition to secondary data (substantive law). The conclusion
of the legal drafting / thesis is that the first is that the market of waste management
by the Office of market as the Manager of environment environmental efforts to
control pollution of Yogyakarta on the basis of Regional of Yogyakarta Regulation
No. 18/ 2002 has been implemented correctly. The second conclusion of legal
writing / thesis is that the constraints faced by the Office of Market managers are as
follows: 1) Lack of awareness of officers from the Market Management Department
provides counseling in order to provide information to merchants about the waste
management market from its source; 2) Lack of public awareness in creating a clean,
3) The number of immigrant communities that resulted in the diversity of cultures
and customs; 4) Land disposal of waste is limited.