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The Green Campus Concept using UI GreenMetric for Sports Center Facilities of Universitas Papua Manokwari

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The present study aims to assess the impact of the green campus score indicator on the development of sports infrastructure at Universitas Papua, Manokwari. The assessment method for implementing a green campus using UI GreenMetric as the criteria met the specified score standard. The analysis findings indicated that the implementation is adequate, following the green campus indicator analysis on the UNIPA Campus's sports center infrastructure. There are only a few indicators that need to be improved in constructing a sports center, such as managing and monitoring development implementation, the use of environmentally friendly tools, managing and monitoring the impacts caused by development activities, and the campus providing regular budgets. In addition, other indicators are thought to have been well field implemented. Based on these findings, a strategy for environmental structuring and green campus infrastructure is required for the UNIPA campus sports center infrastructure. The strategy emphasizes the importance of paying attention to potential threats that may arise as a result of construction, such as environmental damage, the emergence of new residential clusters that do not follow the UNIPA campus, and the emergence of new residential clusters that do not follow the UNIPA campus

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Pembangunan berkelanjutan, kampus hijau, UI GreenMetric, infrastruktur kampus

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Univ. Papua

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Marsudi, M., Partino, H., Nugroho, B., Mabui, D., Bawole, R., Raharjo, S., Sineri, A., & Supriyantono, A., 2021. The Green Campus Concept using UI GreenMetric for Sports Center Facilities of Universitas Papua Manokwari. Agrikan: Jurnal Agribisnis Perikanan 14(2): 216-231. https://doi.org/10.29239/j.agrikan.14.2.216-231
  • Submitted
    19 September 2021
  • Revised
    20 March 2022
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  • Published
    19 September 2021
  • Issue date
    31 October 2021
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Marsudi Marsudi

MarsudiMarsudi, Program Doktor Ilmu Lingkungan. Universitas Papua, Indonesia. ronibawole@yahoo.com

H.R. Partino

H.R.Partino, Jurusan Pendidikan. Universitas Cenderawsih, Indonesia. s.raharjo@UNIPA.ac.id

Bambang Nugroho

BambangNugroho, Pascasarjana Universitas Papua. Universitas Papua, Indonesia. anton_sineri@yahoo.com

D. S. Mabui

D. S.Mabui, Jurusan Teknik Sipil. Universitas Yapis Papua, Indonesia. dsmabui.yapis@gmail.com

Roni Bawole

RoniBawole, Jurusan Peternakan. Universitas Papua, Indonesia. andoyo@yahoo.com

Syafrudin Raharjo

SyafrudinRaharjo, Universitas Papua, Indonesia. syarifuddinr@gmail.com

Anton Sineri

AntonSineri, Universitas Papua, Indonesia. antons@gamil.com

Andoyo Supriyantono

AndoyoSupriyantono, Universitas Papua, Indonesia. andoyosupriyanto@gmail.com

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