| dc.description.abstract | This study discusses the preferences of the Pertamina University academic civitas in
which Pertamina University's vision and mission is to become a Green Livable
Campus, therefore, a good scope is needed around the Pertamina University Complex.
The scope of this study is to analyze the readiness of the academic civitas for the
organic waste treatment system with Black Soldier Fly larvae, and also analyze the
recommendations for the flow of BSF-based waste management according to the
preferences of the Pertamina University academic civitas. The method used is the
Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) and also uses probit regression analysis to
determine the preferences and also the readiness of the academic civitas to treat organic
waste using BSF larvae. The results of the analysis using the Importance Performance
Analysis (IPA) method show that the readiness of the Pertamina University academic
community towards processing organic waste with Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae is
good where respondents have high expectations of the benefits of BSF larvae, which
can be seen in the Importance Performance Analysis Graph. (IPA) which shows
attribute 6, attribute 7, attribute 8, and attribute 9 are included in the quadrant group I
which is a top priority for researchers. Then after an analysis with probit regression
showed that the highest participation rate was students who had an average significance
value of < 0.1 so it can be concluded that Pertamina University students have a high
awareness of the importance of waste processing, especially organic waste. | en_US |
