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TI-42-INT ASSIGNMENT CLO3

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ASSIGNMENT CLO 3
“Use of tote bag instead from plastic bag”
TI-42-INT
- Muhammad Giga Rizky Arsyadi
(1201183020)
- Sulthan Arafat Brifian
(1201180008)
- Muhammad Aldio Rozan Putra
(1201184007)
- Muhammad Ghafari Nurfathoni
(1201183006)
SYSTEM INFORMATION STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF INDUSTROAL ENGINEERING
TELKOM UNIVERSITY
BANDUNG
2021
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to Allah SWT who has bestowed his grace and guidance so that the constituents of this
H.E.I Character Formation proposal can be resolved as appropriate. The proposal making activities
are carried out to fulfill the task of CLO3.
In addition, the author is aware of all the flaws and imperfections both in terms of writing and
from the presentation. Therefore, the author is happy to receive criticism and suggestions for the
improvement of the writing of this proposal in the future. The author hopes that this proposal can
be especially useful for writers and readers in general.
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Table of Content
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.......................................................................................................... 2
Table of Content ................................................................................................................... 3
Chapter 1. PRELIMINARY ....................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Background ..............................................................................................................................4
1.2 Formulation of The Problem .....................................................................................................6
1.2 Objective..................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Benefit .....................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Boundaries ...............................................................................................................................6
Chapter II. LITERATURE THEORY ............................................................................................ 7
2.1 Analysis of Design Green Metric................................................................................................7
2.2 Green Matric Design .................................................................................................................7
CHAPTER III. IMPLEMENT OF GREEN M\ETRIC...................................................................... 12
3.1 Green Metric Indicator ........................................................................................................... 12
3.2 Plan to Achieve the Indicator .................................................................................................. 12
CHAPTER IV. CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION...................................................................... 13
4.1 Conclusion ............................................................................................................................. 13
4.2 Suggestion ............................................................................................................................. 13
REFERENCE.......................................................................................................................... 13
Task Percentage .................................................................................................................. 15
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Chapter 1. PRELIMINARY
Learning Objectives for the Course (CLO 4).
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Students can comprehend and put into practice ideas and solutions that are connected to
the campus environment.
Students recognize the significance of Green Metrics in the context of the school
environment.
Students are aware of the significance of problem-solving and creative thinking skills.
Students can apply simple solutions as well as innovative ideas to a variety of problems.
Questions about Green Metrics in the context of the faculty and university environment
1.1 Background
The usage of plastic and plastic-based items is expanding in tandem with the
advancement of technology, industry, and population. In Indonesia, the need for plastic
continues to rise at a rate of 200 tons per year. As a result of the increased usage of plastic,
there is also a rise in plastic trash. Plastic is a basic material that is frequently employed in
the production of practical items. The benefits of plastic materials include strong,
lightweight, flexible, rust-resistant, not easily broken, simple to colour, easy to shape, and
inexpensive, making this plastic material popular. As a result, as the usage of this plastic
expands, so does the appearance of plastic garbage in the environment.
Campus life is about more than just academics. Campus inhabitants, as well as
professors, students, staff, and employees, are there. Every academic wish for a lovely,
enjoyable, and lovely setting. Telkom University was named a Green Campus by the
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University of Indonesia (UI) Green Metric in 2019, ranking 9th domestically and 139th
worldwide. Many efforts have been taken by the campus to get this designation, including
the planting of trees and the construction of infiltration wells (biopori) covering an area of
around 50 hectares on the Telkom University campus.
Plastic kinds differ based on their intended usage. PET or PETE, or polyethylene
terephthalate, is a lightweight, affordable, and simple-to-manufacture plastic. PET is a
polymer used to make soft drink bottles, microwave-resistant food containers, and other
items. HDPE (high density polyethylene) is a stronger and more corrosive resistant
polyethylene that is also easier to recycle. When used as a minimalist food container, it is
commonly a shampoo, detergent, or garbage bags. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) has the most
stable physical features and is resistant to chemicals, weather, electrical, and flow qualities,
but it is the most difficult to recycle. PVC is a material that is utilized in plumbing and
building construction. LDPE (low density polyethylene) is commonly used in softer food
containers and bottles. PP (polypropylene) is chemically resistant except for chlorine,
gasoline, and xylene, and it has strong electrical insulating qualities. This material is also
resistant to boiling water and hot steam sterilization.
Application to automobile components, food cases, carpet, and so forth. PS (polystyrene) is
stiff and dimensionally stable. Typically used for food containers that were originally
disposables, packaging, toys, medical equipment, and so forth. Because there is such a high
demand for plastic, there is an overabundance of waste plastic that pollutes the environment.
Plastic is a substance that takes a long time to degrade. Plastics' non-porous properties can
potentially interfere with the water flow cycle in the soil. Not to mention the chemical
content, which causes ecological degradation since decomposing mycobacteria cannot digest
plastic and plastic compounds are hazardous to animals. In Indonesia, the proliferation of
plastic trash is caused by home garbage, which also originates from commercial activity,
notably the usage of plastic when shopping. Of course, in our increasingly realistic society,
many moms' homes go shopping without their own bags. even movement the more people
there are, the more trade actions occur naturally and spontaneously, such as a teenager
traveling and stopping at a shop to buy refreshments. Of course, there are no other options
for bringing shopping things than plastic. As a result, we want to reduce the usage of plastic
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bags as shopping bags as a means of reducing the generation of plastic garbage. Totebags
have long been popular among the general people. However, it is only useful for formal trips.
We shall utilize a tote bag as a replacement for non-disposable plastic shopping bags.
1.2 Formulation of The Problem
1. How to entice people to switch to reusable products such as drinking bottles or tote bags?
2. How to reduce the use of plastic bag waste in the area of Telkom University Faculty of
Industrial Engineering?
1.2 Objective
1. Realizing the importance of the use of drinking bottles or tote bags to reduce plastic waste,
especially in the Faculty of Industrial Engineering Telkom University.
2. Providing counseling to campus residents at the Faculty of Industrial Engineering Telkom
University.
1.3 Benefit
1. Helping to reduce the use of plastic waste within the Faculty of Industrial Engineering
Telkom University.
2. Educating the dangers of plastic waste in the Faculty of Industrial Engineering Telkom
University.
1.4 Boundaries
1. The idea of using plastic bag or tote bag is located in the area of Faculty of Industrial
Engineering Telkom University.
2. Campaign to use tote bag for campus residents at Faculty of Industrial Engineering Telkom
University.
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Chapter II. LITERATURE THEORY
2.1 Analysis of Design Green Metric
Population pressure, climate change, resilient energy, environmental degradation, water and food
shortages, and sustainable development are just a few of the issues facing humankind in the future.
However, despite many studies and reports, governments throughout the globe have not committed
to long-term solutions. People who are concerned about sustainability concerns at Universitas
Indonesia feel that universities are well positioned to find consensus on crucial areas of action. For
sustainable development, this is in accordance with the notion of the "triple bottom line" or the "3
Es," which stands for equality, economic, environment, ecologically suitable buildings, and
education. The UI GreenMetric world university rating was developed as a tool to assist
institutions in addressing the global sustainability issues that are now affecting the globe.
Universities may collaborate to lessen the negative effect of environmental concerns, and since UI
GreenMetric is a non-profit organization, any university may join without incurring any fees or
penalties.
2.2 Green Matric Design
Here are the components of Green Metric:
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UI Green Metric is a benchmark developed by the University of Indonesia, which is the world's
first university ranking system to base its primary assessment on a university's commitment to
environmental management on its campus. This program is intended to serve as an entrance
point for higher education institutions all around the world in the process of institutional
evaluation. Furthermore, it is aimed at the government, local and international environmental
organizations/agencies, as well as the public, to assist them in implementing the notion of longterm sustainability. The first version of UI Green Metric was released in 2010. UI Green metric
has been attended by 515 universities from four continents across the world up to this point in
time (Nurbaya, 2017). This rating includes 49 universities from around the country, making it
the largest rating of its kind in the world. According to the University of Iowa Green Metric
evaluation, the following requirements must be met following:
1. The Environment and Infrastructure (SI)
Campus arrangement and infrastructure will provide an overview of campus trends. To a green
environment. This indicator will eventually also show a decent campus. called green campus
or not. The aim is to trigger participating universities to providing more green open space for
reforestation and protecting the environment at the same time sustainable energy.
2. The Environment and Climate Change (EC)
The university's attention to energy use and climate change issues is an indicator this is the
indicator with the highest weight in the UI GreenMetric ranking. In this questionnaire we
define several indicators for specific areas of concern, namely use of energy efficient
equipment, implementation of smart building/automation building/intelligent building,
policies on the use of renewable energy, total use of electrical energy, conservation programs
energy, elements of green building, adaptation to climate change and mitigation programs,
policies reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint. With these indicators,
universities expected to increase their efforts in energy efficiency in their buildings and to be
more concerned about natural resources and energy.
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3. Disposal of waste (WS)
Waste treatment and recycling activities are the main factors in creating a safe environment.
sustainable. The activities of the staff and students on campus will produce a lot of waste.
Therefore, several recycling and waste treatment programs need to be considered. campus
parties, such as recycling programs, organic waste treatment, inorganic waste treatment,
handling of toxic waste, disposal of sewage, policies to reduce use paper and plastic on campus.
4.Water
Water use on campus is another important indicator in UI GreenMetric. Goal is to encourage
campuses to reduce water use, enhance conservation programs, and protect habitats. The
criteria for this indicator include water conservation programs, water recycling programs, the
use of water-saving equipment, and the use of treated water.
5. Modes of transportation
The transportation system plays an important role in carbon emissions and pollution levels on
campus. Transport policies to limit the number of motorized vehicles, use of campus buses,
and use of bicycles will promote a healthier environment. The pedestrian policy will encourage
students and employees to walk around campus and avoid using private vehicles. The use of
environmentally friendly public transportation will reduce waste carbon pollution around
campus.
6. Education
The University of Indonesia was the first to implement the UI Green Metric World University
Ranking, which has been in operation since 2010 and has been attended by 719 participants
from various nations to date.
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1. Environment
a. Nature Resource Utilization
Tote bags will save more on the quantity of plastic that is circulating in the environment in terms
of the use of its own natural resources, since tote bags are bags that can be used again without
producing any consequences, and in terms of manufacture, they are not repeated. To ensure that
the usage of tote bags is both safe for people and safe for environmental sources.
b. Environment Management
It is possible to prevent environmental pollution in the Telkom University region by making use
of this tote bag. We know that plastic bags buried in the ground may obstruct the penetration of
water and sunshine, resulting in a deficiency in soil fertility, which may lead to floods. When PVC
(polyvinyl chloride) plastic, which includes halogens, is burnt, it emits dioxins into the atmosphere,
for example. It is one of the most hazardous substances that mankind has ever manufactured,
dioxin. As a result, it is very evident that if the use of plastic bags is not curtailed, the issue of
environmental contamination would only worsen.
c. Pollution Control
Use of tote bags may help to cut down on the circulation of single-use plastic bags in the Telkom
University environment, which leads in a reduction in single-use plastic bag waste in the Faculty
of Industrial Engineering, and therefore a reduction in plastic waste pollution in the environment.
The second point to mention is the economic situation.
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Advantage
As a result, the use of drinking bottles or tote bags can alter market conditions within the
Telkom University setting, because the concept of using tote bags to reduce waste
pollution can cause Telkom University residents to desire the use of these bags, thereby
altering the preferences of Telkom University residents away from plastic bags and more
toward drinking bottles or tote bags.
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Efficiency
The efficiency of utilizing drinking bottles may be observed from the viewpoint of
students, who will benefit from utilizing a tote bag since there will be no need to purchase
drinking water in plastic bags on a regular basis.
2. Affective (social)
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Education
It is hoped that the advertising and socialization around the usage of drinking bottles
instead of plastic bags would increase awareness of the healthy living movement and help
to build a healthier learning and cultural environment. Students who want to be change
agents must be able to make changes using the resources they already have.
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Public
The usage of drinking bottles instead of plastic bags on campus may have an impact on the
usage of plastic bags in the community because faculty members' desire to always utilize
tote bags will have an impact on the purchasing and selling of goods in the community.
Furthermore, it has the potential to minimize the amount of plastic garbage that circulates
throughout the community.
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Involved in social activities.
The number of campus communities that have moved from using plastic bags to using tote
bags, as well as their assistance in spreading the campaign, demonstrates the campaign's
commitment to action.
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CHAPTER III. IMPLEMENT OF GREEN M\ETRIC
3.1 Green Metric Indicator
Green metric is achieved when already fulfil the indicator below:
a. The people in Industrial engineering are already prepare the tote bag and bring it with them
when they want to go to the grocery store.
b. Telkom University people will re-use many times the plastic bag that they get from the
store.
c. Telkom University people already aware of the impact of using a lot of plastic
unnecessarily.
d. Telkom University people aware to throw the plastic bag in the right trash bin, the
inorganic trash bin.
3.2 Plan to Achieve the Indicator
There are some plans to do in purpose to achieve the indicator of green metric that already
made:
1. Give a free tote bag to random people in Telkom University so they are more aware to
using it.
2. Doing campaign in the online social media to encourage awareness of the people about the
problem that caused by the plastics.
3. Doing campaign on offline media by making a poster, banner around Telkom University
area.
4. Remake the text on the trash bin to differentiate between organic and inorganic trash bin.
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CHAPTER IV. CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
4.1 Conclusion
Green Campus is a picture of a green campus that implements low energy efficiency, resource
conservation and improving the quality of the environment, by educating its citizens to live a
healthy lifestyle and create a conducive learning environment in a sustainable manner.
So, we are conducting a campaign to reduce plastic waste where one way is the use of tote bags
so that the use of plastic bags around the Faculty of Industrial Engineering can be reduced. In
conducting this campaign, we set a green metric indicator for around the Faculty of Industrial
Engineering and carry out its implementation plan to achieve the green metric indicator that has
been set.
4.2 Suggestion
The creation of this proposal is expected so that the campaign to use this tote bag when it has
been run can reduce plastic waste that can pollute the environment around the Faculty of Industrial
Engineering.
It is expected to the next author to have more accurate data and conduct a direct survey to the
place in order to see directly the situation around the Faculty of Industrial Engineering.
REFERENCE
Bayu Anggoro, H. (2020, Januari Selasa). Retrieved from Telkom University Raih Predikat Kamppus Hijau:
https://mediaindonesia.com/humaniora/281833/telkom-university-raih-predikat-kampus-hijau
Metric, S. U. (n.d.). Retrieved from Petunjuk UI Green Metric World Univeristy Rangking 2019 :
http://www.greenmetric.ui.ac.id/id
UNY, T. W. (2019, April). Home. Retrieved from CINTAI LINGKUNGAN DENGAN MENGURANGI
PENGGUNAAN
PLASTIC
BAG:
https://www.uny.ac.id/berita/cintai-lingkungandenganmengurangi-penggunaan-botol-plastik
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Task Percentage
Task:
CLO3
Title:
Use of tote bag instead from plastic
bag
Proportion
Name of
Leader:
Muhammad Giga Rizky Arsyadi
25%
Member:
Sulthan Arafat Brifian
25%
Picture
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Member
Muhammad Aldio Rozan Putra
25%
Member
Muhammad Ghafari Nurfathoni
25%
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