perceived strategic implication of solid waste recycling across malaysian higher education institutions
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Abstract
Sustainability of higher education institution campuses is the main concern in the institution sector worldwide. In achieving sustainability, strategic management such as planning, implementation and strategic implication of recycling initiatives became an essential criterion. This paper aimed to investigate the strategic implication achieved between higher education institution groupings. Questionnaire survey was conducted and completed by 129 institutions in Malaysia. The significance of strategic implication variables was identified through ranking analysis. An ANOVA analysis was conducted to identify the variation in effectiveness level of the overall strategic impacts across higher education institution groups. The findings revealed that the significant differences in effectiveness level of overall strategic impact occurred between the perception of private university and college. The implication of the results was discussed with regard to strategic impacts of solid waste recycling which is useful in the strategic planning of institutions’ recycling initiatives.
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| Authors | ;Baharum Mohamad Rizal;Kam Hui Wen;Chua Shirley Jin Lin |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1051/matecconf/20166600091
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