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ANALYSIS OF STAKEHOLDER ROLES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN MANYAR SUB-DISTRICT Dzulluthfi, Abdulloh Kamaluddin
Indonesian Journal of Spatial Planning Vol. 5 No. 2 (2024): VOLUME 5 NOMOR 2 OKTOBER 2024
Publisher : Program Studi Perencanaan Wilayah dan Kota, Fakultas Teknik, Universitas Semarang

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Manyar District is an area with highly diverse land functions, ranging from urban support zones to industrial areas and special economic zones (SEZs). The complexity of these land functions makes Manyar District one of the areas with particularly concerning environmental conditions. Therefore, a well-implemented environmental management system is crucial in this area. However, to assess the implementation of the environmental management system, it is essential to first understand its institutional framework. This study aims to analyze the roles of stakeholders on implementing EMS in Manyar District. The research will employ a qualitative deductive approach with an overall descriptive method. Interviews with relevant stakeholders will serve as the primary source of data. The findings of the research indicate the involvement of seven stakeholders: (1) Environmental Agency; (2) Regional Planning Agency (BAPPEDA); (3) Health Agency; (4) Trade and Industrial Agency (DISKOPERINDAG); (5) Public Works and Spatial Planning Agency (Dinas PUTR); (6) Sub-District Government; and (7) Village Government. Among these stakeholders, the Health Department and DISKOPERINDAG are not involved at all. Regarding their roles in the five aspects of environmental management systems, they generally cover all aspects except for management review, which has not been implemented as the system has not yet reached the five-year mark.
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