The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad

In Malaysia, oil palm is the most crop that are planted in the field because the demand of palm oil is rising from year to year. Improper good management practices for opening new area and managing the field for oil palm plantation purpose give huge impact on environment. To ensure the sustainabilit...

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Main Author:	Nik Muhamad, Nik Nurlaila Akma
Format:	Student Project
Published:	Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2019
Subjects:	S Agriculture (General) Agriculture and the environment
Online Access:	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24378/

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spelling	uitm-243782019-06-12T02:25:58Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24378/ The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad Nik Muhamad, Nik Nurlaila Akma S Agriculture (General) Agriculture and the environment In Malaysia, oil palm is the most crop that are planted in the field because the demand of palm oil is rising from year to year. Improper good management practices for opening new area and managing the field for oil palm plantation purpose give huge impact on environment. To ensure the sustainability of oil palm in Malaysia, Malaysia Standard Palm Oil (MSPO) standard was launched on 2013 for sustaining oil palm plantation without harming the planet and people. By the end of the year 2019, MSPO standard has been mandatory for all growers. The purpose of this study is to identify the factors and relationship between implementation of best practices under environmental perspective in MSPO and adoption and practices by workers. This study consists of training, knowledge and estate support as independent variables. This study is conducted at Ulu, Tangkak, Johor and from 60 populations, 52 samples randomly selected to answer the questionnaire survey as respondents. All the variables are positive relationship but the strongest relationship toward dependent variable are training and knowledge. The results showed the value of R2 was 0.247 which indicate 25% of independent variable have been identified in this study and the rest are not included in this study. Hence, it can conclude that, the most dominant and significant factors that influence the adoption and practices by workers are training and knowledge. Meanwhile, estate support is not significant factor that influence the adoption and practices by workers because workers are lack received support from the estate. Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2019 Student Project NonPeerReviewed Nik Muhamad, Nik Nurlaila Akma (2019) The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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description	In Malaysia, oil palm is the most crop that are planted in the field because the demand of palm oil is rising from year to year. Improper good management practices for opening new area and managing the field for oil palm plantation purpose give huge impact on environment. To ensure the sustainability of oil palm in Malaysia, Malaysia Standard Palm Oil (MSPO) standard was launched on 2013 for sustaining oil palm plantation without harming the planet and people. By the end of the year 2019, MSPO standard has been mandatory for all growers. The purpose of this study is to identify the factors and relationship between implementation of best practices under environmental perspective in MSPO and adoption and practices by workers. This study consists of training, knowledge and estate support as independent variables. This study is conducted at Ulu, Tangkak, Johor and from 60 populations, 52 samples randomly selected to answer the questionnaire survey as respondents. All the variables are positive relationship but the strongest relationship toward dependent variable are training and knowledge. The results showed the value of R2 was 0.247 which indicate 25% of independent variable have been identified in this study and the rest are not included in this study. Hence, it can conclude that, the most dominant and significant factors that influence the adoption and practices by workers are training and knowledge. Meanwhile, estate support is not significant factor that influence the adoption and practices by workers because workers are lack received support from the estate.
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author	Nik Muhamad, Nik Nurlaila Akma
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title	The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad
title_short	The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad
title_full	The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad
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The implementation of best practices among workers under environmental perspective in MSPO / Nik Nurlaila Akma Nik Muhamad

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