Overcoming the Challenges of Sustainable Waste Management, RESINERGI announces sustainable integrated waste management project in Ponorogo.

In the midst of increasing awareness of the importance of sustainability, Indonesia continues to take progressive steps in supporting the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 12, namely “Responsible Consumption and Production”. With the aim of ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns globally, with a focus on resource efficiency, waste reduction and the promotion of environmentally friendly production practices.

To achieve SDG 12, various parties are needed. The Indonesian government has set a waste reduction target by 2025. The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) stated that Indonesia has set a target to become zero waste by 2025 with a waste reduction of up to 30% and waste management of up to 70%. This goal will be achieved if we remain committed and work together with various parties, including government, the private sector, commercial stakeholders, as well as industry and society.

The importance of waste management projects carried out by Environmental Service (DLH), PT. Earth Circular Economy (BES) and RESINERGI with the hope of producing major changes in people’s attitudes and behavior regarding use of single-use plastic and waste segregation. The Mrican Integrated Waste Disposal Site (TPST) is also present by preventing and dealing with damage to the environment and ecosystems related to waste generation and contribute to sustainable waste management.