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Author(s):  
Nandang Bekti Karnowati ◽  
Esih Jayanti

The problem of waste is a challenge faced by most countries in the world. The problem of waste will continue if not addressed and will pollute the environment and negatively impact the tourist attraction area. For that, there needs to be real action to overcome the problem of Cilacap Turtle Bay beach waste. The purpose of this study is to find out the influence of variable understanding, will and income on community participation in waste management. Respondents are people who live on the coast of Turtle Bay as many as 100 people. The data was analyzed using Partial Least Square by measuring the outer model and the inner model. The results showed that the variables of understanding, willingness and income positively affect community participation in turtle bay waste management. Government support is the motivation that people expect in sustainable waste management. Keywords: participation; waste management; understanding; willingness; income.


2021 ◽  
Vol 4 (2) ◽  
pp. 89-107
Author(s):  
Ivonne Sandra Sumual ◽  
Lois Hasudungan ◽  
Aldi Abdillah ◽  
Ferdinand Edu

Welfare is the main goal that must be achieved in a government system. The government is also said to be successful if there is equitable welfare and is felt by the people under its government. To achieve this goal, of course, the government cannot walk alone. There needs to be a synergy from all parties so that there must be involvement of all parts involved in a government system, one of which is the church. The church is not just a religious institution that carries out a service program for church members. Rather, more than that, the church must take real action in realizing prosperity for all levels of society, both inside and outside the church. Therefore, the church and the government need to work together to become a driving force for the creation of prosperity that is coveted by all people. This study uses a qualitative method with data analysis of the GBI Torsina Case Study in the Olafuliha'a area, Pantai Baru, Rote Ndao. The implementation in this case study departs from understanding the background of Paul's letter to the Romans in Romans 13:1-7. The results showed that GBI Torsina built good relations with the government in the context of the welfare of the wider community in the Olafuliha'a area, Pantai Baru, Rote Ndao. Cooperation is carried out in the form of policies that are harmonized together for the benefit of the wider community.AbstrakKesejahteraan merupakan tujuan utama yang harus dicapai di dalam sebuah sistem pemerintahan. Pemerintahan juga dikatakan berhasil apabila terjadi kesejahteraan yang merata dan dirasakan oleh masyarakat dibawah pemerintahannya. Untuk mencapai tujuan tersebut tentu pemerintah tidak dapat berjalan sendiri. Perlu adanya sinergi dari seluruh pihak sehingga mesti adanya pelibatan seluruh bagian yang terlibat di dalam sebuah sistem pemerintahan salah satunya adalah gereja. Gereja bukan sekedar lembaga keagamaan yang melakukan program pelayanan kepada warga gereja saja. Melainkan, lebih dari itu gereja harus memberikan aksi nyata dalam mewujudkan kesejahteraan bagi seluruh lapisan masyarakat yang ada baik di dalam maupun di luar gereja. Maka dari itu gereja dan pemerintahan perlu berjalan bersama menjadi pendorong untuk terciptanya kesejahteraan yang didambakan oleh semua masyarakat. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan analisis data Studi Kasus GBI Torsina di daerah Olafuliha’a, Pantai Baru, Rote Ndao. Implementasi dalam studi kasus ini berangkat dari pemahaman latar belakang surat Paulus kepada jemaat di Roma dalam Roma 13:1-7. Hasil Penelitian menunjukkan bahwa GBI Torsina membangun hubungan baik dengan pemerintahan dalam rangka kesejahteraan masyarakat secara luas di daerah Olafuliha’a, Pantai Baru, Rote Ndao. Kerja sama dilakukan dalam bentuk kebijakan yang diselaraskan bersama untuk kepentingan masyarakat luas


ijd-demos ◽  
2021 ◽  
Vol 3 (2) ◽  
Author(s):  
Tiara Ayu Rahmadanty ◽  
Khafifah Nurulita Suheri ◽  
Nida Nurhopia ◽  
Lina Mulyanih

AbstractThis study describes the Environmental Movement which is carried out on a digital basis. The merger between the digital-based environmental movement which is a movement for environmental awareness carried out through digital media that has an impact on real action in social life and becomes a new innovation in carrying out social movements. The basic thing about the presence of this social movement is that the environmental imbalance that is formed due to the accumulation of garbage has a negative impact, especially in the city of Serang, making several people form this movement. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method approach in it, by describing the presence of the Digital Waste Bank movement as a digital-based environmental movement. What's more interesting is the pandemic situation that actually made this movement present which was then implemented in the form of a digital movement with real results in the city of Serang.Keywords: Environmental Movement, Digital Waste Bank, Digital Movement  AbstrakPenelitian ini menjelaskan tentang Gerakan Lingkungan yang dilakukan dengan basis digital. Penggabungan antara Gerakan lingkungan berbasis digital yang merupakan Gerakan kepedulian terhadap lingkungan yang dilakukan melalui media digital yang berdampak pada aksi nyata dikehidupan bermasyarakat dan menjadi inovasi baru dalam melakukan Gerakan sosial. Hal mendasar hadirnya Gerakan sosial ini adalah ketidakseimbangan lingkungan yang terbentuk akibat penumpukan sampah memberikan dampak negatif khususnya di Kota Serang menjadikan beberapa masyarakat membentuk Gerakan ini. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan metode kualitatif deskriptif didalamnya, dengan mendeskripsikan terkait kehadiran gerakan Bank Sampah Digital sebagai gerakan lingkungan berbasis digital. Terlebih yang menjadi menarik adalah keadaan pandemi yang justru membuat Gerakan ini hadir yang kemudian diimplementasikan dalam bentuk Gerakan digital dengan hasil Gerakan nyata di Kota Serang.Kata kunci: Gerakan Lingkungan, Bank Sampah Digital, Gerakan Digital


Author(s):  
Juris Vuguls ◽  

Employing the methodological arsenal of philosophy – questioning, wondering, refuting, doubting as well as discourse analysis methods, the aim of this article is to reflect on possibilities to redefine values in a new communication situation, which can be described as a situation with a large number of communi-cation channels and diverse communication opportunities, making the „consumer” to determine the agen-da of his/her media. In this new communication situation, the necessity for a more critical, independent, conscious and reflexive manner of thinking is growing, which requires the truth-seeker to transcend his/her limitations of everyday thinking and apply the ancient and modern scientific definitions about the essence of human nature and values. This particular study employs M. Buber’s concept of I – Thou rela-tionships. Thus, in the humanitarian sciences, to define values means redefining values or defining them independently, which means that one 1) must define a particular value as a concept, logically (naming it) (ex. „forgiveness”, „I forgive You”) and in the same time 2) must implement it with a real action (act of forgiveness).


2021 ◽  
Vol 5 (4) ◽  
pp. 345-360
Author(s):  
Febryan Kurniawan ◽  
Muhammad Isnaini ◽  
Rustono Farady Marta

Local brands in Indonesia today are growing and competitive and in this competition, various appropriate marketing communication strategies are needed, where this is needed to build attention from potential consumers. One of the local brands from Indonesia is Erigo, a company that has recently been discussed by internet users because one of its marketing strategies is to place advertisements in Time Square, New York. Advertising is one of the digital marketing strategies that serves to attract the attention of potential consumers through information on products and services offered to stick in the minds of consumers. Through a qualitative approach with an interpretive paradigm using Laura R. Oswald's marketing semiotics method, it was found that through the short advertisement "Fireflies", Erigo wanted to show the target audience and their target market, young people or millennials, to have enthusiasm, motivation and belief. high self-esteem in exploring their curiosity, one of which can be done by real action from their energetic nature. This energetic nature becomes an ideology (cultural categories) that Erigo wants to convey to its target market, which are young people who aim to convey an invitation to dare to explore new things to find hope and identity related to exploratory (cultural tensions). Exploratory is meant here is a sense of freedom (emotional territories) where this is necessary for them to inflame the energetic they have.


2021 ◽  
Vol 6 (8) ◽  
pp. 1371-1375
Author(s):  
Dyah Utari ◽  
Azizah Musliha Fitri ◽  
Fandita Tonyka Maharani

Cipayung Village is an area of the Final Disposal Site (FDS) of Depok City. With the FDS, it will automatically have an impact on the surrounding community, coupled with the daily pattern of people who are accustomed to using plastic materials such as shopping containers. This results in more plastic waste in Cipayung Village. This problem requires real action that can make people aware to reduce plastic waste. The plastic diet is a campaign to the community in RT RW Cipayung Village which aims to increase public awareness of the dangers of plastic waste. This activity was carried out by distributing leaflets, reusable shopping bags, and educating the public. The results obtained from this activity are an increase in public knowledge about the dangers of plastic waste and a change in the habit of using plastic bags into shopping bags that can be used repeatedly. This behavior change significantly reduces the use of plastic bags in Cipayung Village. It is hoped that this activity will not only be carried out in one RT but can be carried out in other locations.


2021 ◽  
Vol 1 (2) ◽  
pp. 13
Author(s):  
Hadziqotun Nadliyah ◽  
Dhevi Nayasari

  The thing to remember is that buying and selling online is on the principle is the same as the factual sale and purchase on generally. Consumer protection law related to sale transactions even buying online as we previously explained is no different with the applicable law in real buying and selling transactions. The difference is only in the use of internet facilities or means other telecommunications. The result is in buying and selling transactions online it is difficult to do execution or real action if there is a dispute or a criminal act of fraud. Deep cyber nature transactions electronically allows everyone either the seller not the buyer disguises or falsifies the identity inside every transaction or sale and purchase agreement. In the event that the business actor or seller is using an identity fake or gimmick in buying and selling online, then business actors can also be convicted based on Article 378 of the Book The Criminal Code (“KUHP”) on fraud and Article 28 paragraph (1) of the ITE Law on spreading fake news and misleading which results in consumer losses in Electronic Transactions.


Simulacra ◽  
2021 ◽  
Vol 4 (1) ◽  
pp. 71-86
Author(s):  
Estu Putri Wilujeng

This article explored how the Indonesian organic food community builds its identity as both consumers and environmentalists, which is often thought to be a paradox. Some researchers argue that combining consumption and environmental preservation under green consumption is a challenge and an oxymoron. Nevertheless, the organic food community is still able to build their identities. The author argued that organic communities have transformed into space to empower and shape those identities using conventional and new media as part of green political consumerism. To understand this issue, the author used qualitative research by collecting the communities’ official documents, webpage, and social media accounts’ posts. The author also interviewed the founders of two communities, Komunitas Organik Indonesia (KOI/ Indonesian Organic Community) and Lingkar Organik (LO/ Organic Circle), a KOI member. The author did participatory observation in one of KOI’s WhatsApp Groups for their members. Then, the author triangulated the data and analyzed it. The results revealed that communities maintain and transform their green value into identities and real action by conditioning their members with community structures, activities, and access to organic food either through online or offline services. Therefore, having both identities is not a paradox.


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