Revitalisasi Lingkungan Berbasis Pemanfaatan Limbah Spons sebagai Bahan Campuran Lantai Buatan: Studi Kasus Kelurahan Mulyaharja

Authors

  • Ayutyas Sayekti, S.E., M.Si IPB University Author
  • Gema Parasti Mindara, S.Si., M.Kom. IPB University Author
  • Ridwan Siskandar, S.Si., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Aep Setiawan, S.Si., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Dr. Inna Novianty, S.Si., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Emil Wahdi, S.Si., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Miesriyani Hidiya IPB University Author
  • Andini Tribuana Tunggadewi, S.E., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Dr. Wonny Ahmad Ridwan, S.E., M.M. IPB University Author
  • Ir. Nurul Jannah, M.M., Ph.D. IPB University Author
  • Ivone Wulandari Budiharto, S.Si., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Dr. Beata Ratnawati, S.T., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Faldiena Marcelita, ST.,M.Kom. IPB University Author
  • Dimas Ardi Prasetya, S.T., M.Si. IPB University Author
  • Bayu Widodo, S.T., M.T. IPB University Author

Keywords:

environmental revitalization, sponge waste, SDGs 12, SDGs 9, Mulyaharja Subdistrict

Abstract

Environmental revitalization is a strategic step to improve the quality of life, especially in urban areas facing waste and environmental degradation issues. This study examines the utilization of sponge waste as a mixing material for artificial flooring, integrating the concepts of People, Profit, Planet, and focusing on the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 12 and 9. In terms of People, this research aims to enhance the welfare of the community in Mulyaharja Subdistrict by reducing waste, creating jobs in waste processing, and utilizing more environmentally friendly local materials. Profit is achieved through reduced construction costs of more affordable artificial flooring and creating economic opportunities through the development of the sponge waste processing industry. Planet focuses on the positive environmental impacts derived from utilizing sponge waste, such     as reducing waste volume, lowering carbon footprints, and using natural resources more efficiently. This research also supports SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) by reducing waste and promoting sustainable production, as well as SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) by encouraging innovation in waste processing and the development of environmentally friendly infrastructure. The research method includes laboratory experiments to test the quality of the artificial flooring material using sponge waste as a     mixing material, followed by analysis of social and environmental impacts. The results show that sponge waste can be processed into aggregates suitable for artificial flooring, supporting environmental sustainability, reducing construction costs, and empowering the local community. Thi study is expected to contribute to the development of waste-based innovations, contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals and serving as a model that can be applied in other      regions.

Published

2025-11-04