<![CDATA[This study aims to describe the state of waste management in Tenggerraharja Village and the use of the "Waste Decomposition Educational Board" as an environmental information medium to support the "Waste-Aware Village" initiative. A qualitative descriptive approach was employed, with data collected through observation and documentation. Observations were conducted to assess waste management conditions and the availability of facilities, while documentation was used to gather supplementary data regarding environmental conditions, the board's production process, and its handover to the village government. The results indicate that household waste management is still largely handled independently through burning, burying, and indiscriminate dumping, primarily due to the lack of a waste collection service. The Waste Decomposition Educational Board was developed to provide the community with information on waste types and their estimated decomposition times. The board was subsequently handed over to the village government for utilization and maintenance. The findings suggest that the educational board has the potential to serve as a medium for conveying basic information about waste; however, this study did not measure changes in community knowledge or behavior. ]]>
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