Community Behavior Factors in Environmental Health Care: An Exploratory Study
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Title
Community Behavior Factors in Environmental Health Care: An Exploratory Study
Subject
community
behavior,
environment, Tri
Hita Karana
behavior,
environment, Tri
Hita Karana
Description
Introduction: Maintaining a universal balance is one goal of environmental
cleanliness. Environmental cleanliness is difficult to handle in Bali,
especially in Tabanan. The government involves the village to solve this
problem. The goals are to explore the leading and inhibiting factors
influencing people's behavior to maintain environmental health and
realize the balance of tri hita karana.
Methods: This study employed qualitative and explorative. Ten
participants were interviewed using in-depth interviews. Data was
validated by source triangulation (community, community leaders, health
workers) and analyzed thematically.
Results: The themes were determinant factors that lead to community
behavior, inhibiting factors of community behavior, and community
perceptions in environmental health maintenance. The inhibiting factors
were that many people had vacant land to dispose of garbage, access to
information media needed to be improved, and facilities and infrastructure
required to be added. The public's perception of environmental cleanliness
associated with the tri hita karana concept was good and supported this
effort.
Conclusion: Several factors influence people's environmental behavior
toward tri hita karana. These factors include leading, inhibiting, and
influencing people's perceptions of environmental cleanliness when
associated with tri hita karana. When connected with efforts to tri hita
karana, keeping the environment clean is expected to help create
harmonious human relations with nature, which can directly or indirectly
impact human-to-human relations and human relations with God.
cleanliness. Environmental cleanliness is difficult to handle in Bali,
especially in Tabanan. The government involves the village to solve this
problem. The goals are to explore the leading and inhibiting factors
influencing people's behavior to maintain environmental health and
realize the balance of tri hita karana.
Methods: This study employed qualitative and explorative. Ten
participants were interviewed using in-depth interviews. Data was
validated by source triangulation (community, community leaders, health
workers) and analyzed thematically.
Results: The themes were determinant factors that lead to community
behavior, inhibiting factors of community behavior, and community
perceptions in environmental health maintenance. The inhibiting factors
were that many people had vacant land to dispose of garbage, access to
information media needed to be improved, and facilities and infrastructure
required to be added. The public's perception of environmental cleanliness
associated with the tri hita karana concept was good and supported this
effort.
Conclusion: Several factors influence people's environmental behavior
toward tri hita karana. These factors include leading, inhibiting, and
influencing people's perceptions of environmental cleanliness when
associated with tri hita karana. When connected with efforts to tri hita
karana, keeping the environment clean is expected to help create
harmonious human relations with nature, which can directly or indirectly
impact human-to-human relations and human relations with God.
Creator
Ni Nyoman Nuartini1*
, NLP Dina Susanti1, I Made Sudarsana2, & Ni Kadek Sutini1
, NLP Dina Susanti1, I Made Sudarsana2, & Ni Kadek Sutini1
Source
https://doi.org/10.37363/bnr.2024.52367
Date
21 April 2024
Contributor
peri irawan
Format
pdf
Language
english
Type
texs
Files
Collection
Citation
Ni Nyoman Nuartini1*
, NLP Dina Susanti1, I Made Sudarsana2, & Ni Kadek Sutini1, “Community Behavior Factors in Environmental Health Care: An Exploratory Study,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed April 26, 2026, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/11731.