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Ramandey, Lazarus B. (2016). Waste Management Strategic Planning: Waste

Management in Jayapura City. Waste Technology, 4(1),13-15, doi:
http://dx.doi.org/10.12777/wastech.4.1.13-15]. March 22, 2016.

The waste problem is a common problem that must be resolved. Problem

solving about waste can not be done only once. Waste is an unused thing
again and waste will continue to be produced. So, the completion of the
waste problem is a process to be continued.
Waste management in Jayapura city should be improved. Waste
management that is not ready is influenced by several factors such as a lack
of understanding of the people about waste management and the
Government has not provided the funds to conduct waste management.
Planning policy on waste management is done by studying the issues of
waste management, waste management in developed countries and provide
a budget to deal with waste that continue to be produced.

Purwanti, Frida. 2001. Tourism And Conservation Management Options For

Karimunjawa Marine National Park (Case Study And Reviews). Journal of
Coastal Development Volume 4, Number 2, February 2001 : 99-106
http://ejournal.undip.ac.id/index.php/coastdev/article/view/5192.

February,

2001.

Tourism had a close relationship and impact on the environment. Tourism

became dominant in discussion of this article is the marine tourism. Among
the protected areas of the sea spread in Indonesia is of concern in the
Karimunjawa, Taka Bonerate Cenderawasih Bay and. The discussion will
refer to the Islands protected area that is the Karimunjawa marine largest in
Indonesia.
Karimunjawa is becoming one of the goals of conservation object that
provides space for research and environmental education as well as tourism
and recreation. In 1995, the Government, through the Central Java Office of
the tourist, has researched the development of tourism for the Islands
Karimunjawa. Karimunjawa has the potential to be developed but failed in
terms of review visits and community involvement in the development of
conservation plans.
Karimunjawa Islands tourism should be developed on the basis of selective
and small scale. Development must also be supported by the technical
guidelines or management. The management guidelines pay attention to
environmental impacts of tourism development, the legal framework and
monitoring developments as stakeholders. Public education programs and
community involvement should also be encouraged to support the tourism
plan.