Explores a policy model for battery waste management in Indonesia, suggesting improved sustainability practices.
This study explores the innovative, relevant, and adaptive policy model for battery waste management in Indonesia, addressing the unique challenges posed by the digital era. The proposed model integrates advanced technological solutions and sustainable practices tailored to the Indonesian context, ensuring its applicability and effectiveness. By analyzing current waste management practices and identifying gaps, this research highlights the necessity for a comprehensive framework that not only complies with international standards but also resonates with local socio-economic conditions. The implications of this research are significant for both academic and industry practitioners. For academics, it provides a foundational understanding of sustainable waste management practices, fostering further research in this critical area. For practitioners, particularly policymakers and industry players, the model offers actionable insights that can lead to improved regulatory frameworks and operational efficiencies, ultimately contributing to enhanced environmental sustainability and economic growth in Indonesia.
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