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This research aims to evaluate the pro-environmental behaviour of riparian community groups in urban river governance.

Collective pro-environmental behaviour and urban river governance: evidence from riparian community groups in Banjarmasin, Indonesia

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Randomized trial examines community engagement in urban river governance, highlighting the need for better collaboration.

This research aims to evaluate the pro-environmental behaviour of riparian community groups in urban river governance.
Analysed data from 31 riparian community groups using the Pro-Environmental Behaviour Scale (PEBS).
Involved six active members from each group to evaluate four behavioural dimensions.
Assessments conducted at the group level to understand engagement in environmental activities.
Moderate engagement in visible activities like river clean-ups and environmental messaging was noted.
Limited participation in recycling, greening, digital outreach, and advocacy efforts was observed.
Community participation is influenced by socioeconomic conditions, particularly time constraints related to livelihoods.

Atika et al. (2026) studied this question.

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