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September 30, 2025Open Access

Community-Based Waste Bank: Collaborative Governance in Waste Management in Two Regions

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Effective waste management relies on strong collaborative governance within community-based waste banks.
Mixed-method research highlights internal capacity and stakeholder support as key factors for successful waste management.
Community-based waste banks must build economic chains for waste management to contribute significantly.
Without robust stakeholder engagement, community waste banks contribute minimally to overall waste management.

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Mixed-method analysis reveals key success factors of waste banks in Yogyakarta and Semarang, suggesting improved collaboration is essential for effective governance.

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Mixed-method analysis reveals key success factors of waste banks in Yogyakarta and Semarang, suggesting improved collaboration is essential for effective governance.

Community-Based Waste Bank: Collaborative Governance in Waste Management in Two Regions

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Community-Based Waste Bank: Collaborative Governance in Waste Management in Two Regions

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