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Background

Total waste generation: Indonesia generates around 65 million tons of waste per year, with
around 70% of that waste being disposed of in an uncontrolled manner, such as open
dumping or burning. (Source: World Bank)

Plastic waste: Indonesia is the second-largest contributor to ocean plastic waste in the world
after China. The country generates an estimated 3.2 million tons of plastic waste per year,
with only 10% of that waste being recycled. (Source: Our World in Data)

Recycling rate: The recycling rate in Indonesia is low, with only around 10% of waste being
recycled. (Source: Our World in Data)
Marine plastic pollution: Indonesia has the highest rate of marine plastic pollution in the world,
with an estimated 1.3 million metric tons of plastic entering the ocean each year. (Source:
Ocean Conservancy)

Landfill capacity: The capacity of landfills in Indonesia is limited, with many landfills
approaching or exceeding their maximum capacity. This has led to illegal dumping and a lack
of proper waste management infrastructure. (Source: World Bank)
Problems Indonesia is the fourth most populous
country in the world, with a population
of over 270 million people. The rapid
growth of cities and the increasing

1. Rapid urbanization population have led to a significant


increase in waste generation.
and population growth
Indonesia has a limited waste
management infrastructure, particularly
in rural areas. Many cities also lack the

2. Lack of waste management necessary facilities to manage the


amount of waste generated. This has
infrastructure led to open dumping and burning of
waste, which has significant
environmental and health impacts.

There is a lack of awareness among the

3. Low public awareness


and education.
public on the importance of proper
waste management and recycling. This
has led to a culture of littering and
illegal dumping, particularly in rural
areas.
*Edukasi ini juga akan sangat berdampak
saat masyarakat mengetahui manfaat
sampah yang telah dipilah memiliki nilai jual
Solution di bank sampah dan cara pemanfaatan atau
pengolahan sampah organik sebagai pupuk
dan pakan ternak. Sampah Yang Bisa Dijual ke
Existing Solution
Edukasi Pemilahan dan (eg. Bank Sampah)
Pengolahan Sampah*

Sampah Organik dijadikan Pupuk


Ketersediaan Infrastruktur Kompos / Makan Hewan Ternak
Untuk memilah Sampah

Sampah yang benar-benar tidak


bisa diolah dimasukan TPA
(Tempat Pemrosesan Akhir)
Buat Kampanye Edukasi Praktis & Penyediaan
Infrastruktur Pengelolaan Sampah
Goals / Objectives
The objective is to educate Indonesian people on waste
management process by providing existing solution in the
market to reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills.
How to Implement / Steps
Month 1-3:
1. Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the current waste management situation in
Indonesia, including waste generation rates, waste composition, and existing waste
management infrastructure.
2. Identify existing solutions available in the market for waste management,
including recycling technologies and waste-to-energy facilities.
3. Evaluate the feasibility of implementing these solutions in targeted communities.

Month 4-6:
1. Develop a practical education campaign to promote sustainable waste management
practices, including creating educational materials such as brochures and videos that are
tailored to different communities and age groups.
2. Organize community workshops and outreach activities to raise awareness about the
importance of waste management and how to reduce waste at the source.
3. Work with local leaders and community groups to promote the adoption of sustainable
waste management practices.
How to Implement / Steps
Month 7-9:
1. Identify target communities for the implementation of waste management infrastructure,
based on the analysis conducted in Month 1-3.
2. Develop a waste management plan for the targeted communities, including waste
collec tion centers and recycling facilities.
3. Work with local authorities and waste management companies to establish partnerships
for the implementation of waste management infrastructure.

Month 10-12:
1. Implement the education campaign and waste management infrastructure in selected
communities, starting with a pilot project and expanding to other communities based on
the success of the pilot.
2. Monitor and evaluate the impact of the initiatives, including measuring changes in waste
generation rates, waste composition, and the adoption of sustainable waste management
practices.
3. Share the results of the initiatives with stakeholders, including local authorities, waste
management companies, and community groups.
Month 1-3:
Conduct research and analysis of the current waste
management situation in Indonesia, including identifying
existing solutions available in the market.

Month 4-6:
Develop a practical education campaign to promote sustainable waste
management practices, including creating educational materials such as
brochures and videos, and organizing community workshops and outreach
Timeline activities.

Month 7-9:
Develop waste management infrastructure, such as waste collection
centers and recycling facilities, in targeted communities.

Month 10-12:
Implement the education campaign and waste management infrastructure
in selected communities, with a focus on measuring and evaluating the
impact of these initiatives.
Conclusion
Kesimpulan dari teks tersebut adalah masalah sampah plastik yang
semakin mengkhawatirkan dan berpengaruh terhadap kesehatan
lingkungan masyarakat. Pengelolaan sampah plastik yang buruk dan
kurangnya pengetahuan masyarakat mengenai cara memperlakukan
atau mengelola sampah dapat menimbulkan gangguan kesehatan dan
lingkungan. Faktor lingkungan dan perilaku sangat berpengaruh
terhadap derajat kesehatan masyarakat, sehingga perlu memperoleh
perhatian secara sungguh-sungguh. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan
pengelolaan sampah yang serius dan peningkatan pengetahuan
masyarakat mengenai cara memperlakukan atau mengelola sampah.
Conclusion

Terima kasih

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