A Study Policy Implementation of Waste Management in Konawe Regency-Indonesia

Muhammad Amir and Rola Pola Anto

Journal of Sustainable Development, 2018, vol. 11, issue 1, 90

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to analyze the policy implementation of waste management in Konawe Regency. The dimension of this research refers to the dimensions of communication, resources, disposition and bureaucracy structure to determine the effectiveness of policy implementation according Edward III (1980). This study also analyzes the obstacles in the implementation of management policy in Konawe District to find out the cause of unsuccessful waste management in Konawe District. Analysis policy implementation of waste management in Konawe Regency using qualitative approach. With the technique of collecting research data using in-depth interview, document study and observation. The result of this research concluded that the policy implementation of waste management in Konawe Regency viewed from communication, resources, disposition and bureaucracy structure aspect has been implemented by Environment Office of Konawe Regency. This study finds that there are still obstacles in the policy implementation of waste management in Konawe Regency is from the aspect of the facility is still lacking, the condition of the work area is very wide, the public awareness is still lacking, the community participation is still lacking, and the public knowledge about waste management is still minimal. The research findings proved that the policy implementation of waste management in Konawe Regency which aims to realize cleanliness, public health and better environmental quality can not be realized as expected, but waste management still needs hard work.

Date: 2018
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