The Participation of the Resident's Effect on Solid Waste Management in Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration

Abstract

The objectives of this research are to study: 1. The public of the resident's participation on solid waste management. 2. The analyze solid waste management using the 5 Rs principle. and 3. The Participation of the Resident's Effect on Solid Waste Management sing the 5 Rs principle in Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. The research sample consisted of 400 individuals from Minburi District. Data were collected using a questionnaire that demonstrated high reliability with 0.98. The statistical methods employed for data analysis included percentages, means, and Standard Deviations. Additionally, Multiple Regression Analysis was test hypotheses, with a significance level set at 0.05.

          The study's results revealed that: 1) The participation of the residents in the solid waste management of Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration overall are at a moderate level. The average participation in receiving benefits is at a high level, followed by the participating in monitoring and evaluation, participation in practice and part in thinking decision-making averages were at a moderate level, respectively 2) The solid waste management using the 5 Rs principle in Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, overall was at a high level. The performance rating with a strong emphasis on reducing the generation of solid waste. This includes reusing specific types of waste without any processing. Additionally, the district successfully avoids the use of harmful waste that impacts both people and the environment, achieving a high rating in this area. However, when it comes to repairing and reusing used items, the average performance was rated as moderate. Similarly, the processing of waste before its reuse also received a moderate rating, respectively. 3) The participation of residents in Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration significantly impacts solid waste management in the area. It was found that factors influencing solid waste management in Minburi District, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration are the result of collective benefits, shared thinking, joint decision-making, and collaborative actions. This relationship is statistically significant at the 0.05 level.