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Developing Entrepreneurial Spirit Through the Utilization of Solid Aluminum Workshop Waste into Economically Valuable Flower Pot Shelf Interior Products Muhammad Juwantho Lewa; Ilhamurahman Hubaib; Ibnu Zalkhi; Alya Noviyanti; Indriani; Ailah Azurah Meisarah; Erni; Muh Dion Al Fariq; Nirma Naudina; Hikmawati
Indonesian Journal of Social Issues Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): January, Social Issues and Public Research
Publisher : CV. Scholar Edukasi Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66052/ijosim.v1i1.1003

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Inorganic waste in the form of aluminum bar scraps and broken glass generated by small-scale industries in Kendari City is generally underutilized and often ends up in landfills. This condition has the potential to increase environmental burdens because both materials are difficult to decompose naturally. This study aims to describe the utilization process of aluminum and glass waste through an upcycling technique to produce an interior product in the form of a flower pot rack measuring 75 × 25 × 25 cm. The method employed includes waste collection and sorting, product design, material cutting and assembly, and final product evaluation. The results indicate that aluminum and glass waste can be transformed into a functional, aesthetic, and corrosion-resistant product with an additional material cost of approximately IDR 15,000. The resulting product not only serves as a useful interior element but also provides added economic value compared to the original waste materials. The application of upcycling techniques contributes to reducing the volume of inorganic waste while creating opportunities for the development of creative businesses based on recycled materials within the local MSME sector. Therefore, converting aluminum and glass waste into flower pot racks can serve as an alternative solution for sustainable and economically valuable waste management.
Co-Authors Ailah Azurah Meisarah Erni Hikmawati Ibnu Zalkhi Ilhamurahman Hubaib Indriani Muh Dion Al Fariq Muhammad Juwantho Lewa Nirma Naudina