Eva Olivia Hutasoit, Mohamad Galuh Khomari, Catur Bejo Santoso, Kanom Kanom

Pengembangan Bank Sampah dan Greenhouse Berbasis Eco-Brick dengan Pagar Baja Ringan Ramah Lingkungan dengan Botol Plastik Bekas

Introduction

Pengembangan bank sampah dan greenhouse berbasis eco-brick dengan pagar baja ringan ramah lingkungan dengan botol plastik bekas. Kembangkan bank sampah & greenhouse eco-brick di Desa Tambong dengan pagar baja ringan dari botol plastik. Tingkatkan keamanan, kelola sampah, dukung wisata ramah lingkungan & SDGs Poliwangi.

Abstract

Program Pengembangan Bank Sampah dan Green House di Desa Tambong tahun 2024 oleh Politeknik Negeri Banyuwangi (Poliwangi) merupakan tindak lanjut dari program sebelumnya dengan fokus pada pembangunan pagar Bank Sampah. Pagar lama berukuran 0,5 m × 15 m telah mengalami kerusakan akibat faktor usia, cuaca, dan minimnya perawatan sehingga tidak lagi berfungsi optimal sebagai pelindung area. Melalui kegiatan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat ini, pembangunan pagar baru dilakukan dengan tujuan meningkatkan fungsi dan keamanan Bank Sampah, mendorong pemanfaatan sampah botol plastik, serta mendukung pengembangan Desa Tambong sebagai desa wisata ramah lingkungan. Pagar dibangun menggunakan kombinasi material baja ringan, lisplang, dan pasangan bata sebagai penerapan konsep green building. Metode kegiatan meliputi survey dan identifikasi masalah, pengukuran dan perencanaan desain pagar baru, pengumpulan dan pengolahan material daur ulang, pembangunan pagar, sosialisasi, serta serah terima aset. Masyarakat Desa Tambong terlibat aktif dalam setiap tahap, mulai dari pembersihan lahan, pengukuran, pencacahan plastik, hingga pengisian botol untuk eco-brick. Pelaksanaan kegiatan berlangsung selama dua minggu dengan tambahan satu hari untuk sosialisasi dan penyerahan hasil. Hasil program tidak hanya menghasilkan pagar yang lebih fungsional dan estetis, tetapi juga memperkuat upaya pengembangan Desa Tambong sebagai wisata ramah lingkungan. Program ini menjadi media edukasi pengelolaan sampah sekaligus wujud komitmen Poliwangi sebagai Kampus Hijau yang mendukung pencapaian SDGs 8, 12, dan 13.

Review

This paper presents a commendable community engagement initiative focused on revitalizing the waste management infrastructure in Tambong Village. Titled "Pengembangan Bank Sampah dan Greenhouse Berbasis Eco-Brick dengan Pagar Baja Ringan Ramah Lingkungan dengan Botol Plastik Bekas," the project specifically addresses the critical need to replace a dilapidated fence protecting the local Waste Bank. The primary strength lies in its integrated approach: not only restoring a vital protective barrier but also ingeniously incorporating recycled plastic bottles through eco-brick technology, thereby promoting sustainable waste utilization and applying green building principles. The project's clear objectives – enhancing functionality and security, encouraging recycling, and bolstering Tambong's status as an eco-tourism village – are well-defined and contribute significantly to local environmental and economic development. The methodology employed by Poliwangi is robust and participatory, ensuring local relevance and ownership. The phased approach, encompassing initial problem identification, detailed design and planning, hands-on material collection and processing, and ultimately, construction, is highly practical. A notable aspect is the active involvement of the Tambong Village community at every stage, from site preparation to the meticulous creation of eco-bricks. This direct engagement not only facilitates the efficient execution of the project within a concise two-week timeframe but also serves as a crucial educational platform, empowering residents with practical skills in waste management and sustainable construction. The integration of lightweight steel, lisplang, and eco-bricks demonstrates a thoughtful blend of conventional and innovative materials. The outcomes of this initiative extend beyond the tangible construction of a new, functional, and aesthetically improved fence. Crucially, the program successfully reinforces Tambong Village's journey towards becoming a recognized eco-tourism destination by visibly demonstrating sustainable practices. Furthermore, it serves as an effective educational medium for improved waste management, aligning with Poliwangi's commitment as a "Green Campus" and directly contributing to multiple Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs 8, 12, and 13). While the abstract clearly outlines the success of the fence construction, future publications could benefit from a more detailed long-term assessment of the eco-bricks' durability and maintenance requirements, as well as an elaboration on the "Greenhouse" aspect mentioned in the title, which appears less detailed in this particular abstract. This would further enhance the comprehensive impact of such valuable community projects.

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