Universitas Brawijaya

Climate and Health Centre Universitas Brawijaya (NIHR Indonesia)

- Conducted structured interviews with 281 respondents (142 in Malang Regency and 139 in Banyuwangi Regency) to map household waste management behavior patterns for an ethnographic database. - Conducted daily participatory observation and bulit cross-generational relationship with residents to understand social dynamics and household waste management practices. - Cross-checked and validated field data through triangulation across 5 informants categories (village officials, environmental cadres, community leaders, residents, waste collection officers) to ensure completeness, accuracy, and data quality. - Coordinated with community stakeholders to schedule field activities and support program delivery, including 8 environmental cadre training sessions and community FGDs. - Monitored community-based waste management operations on a monthly basis at Krebet Senggrong Waste Transfer Station, the Central Waste Bank, and 9 Cell Waste Bank units. - Coordinated with community stakeholders (village officials, RT/RW leaders, environmental cadres, and residents) to organize field activities and support program implementation. - Compiled and submitted daily fieldnotes to the research team to documenting field processes and findings.

PT Abdi Mandiri Nusantara, ATR/BPN Kantah Kabupaten Magelang

- Verified and completed 7.169 records of Land Books and Measurement Certificates against physical documents, ensuring completeness and consistency of textual and spatial data within the KKP and SITATA systems. - Cross-checked between physical documents, scanned copies, and digital data to ensure data validity. - Coordinated with the local Land Office to resolve data duplication and documented data discrepancies (e.g., inconsistent land area, missing documents) in official reports as a basis for data revision/ removal.