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Since 2020, I and PPLH Bali's team have accompanied Zero Waste activities in Saridewi, Denpasar. Various waste management activities from sources have been carried out and are successful. Indeed, support from various stakeholders is needed so that the implementation of zero waste can be sustainable. To find out about Saridewi's Zero Waste journey, you can check https://lnkd.in/ghymh947 I also started started managing waste from the source. The Zero waste concept uses as little natural resources as possible. For examples of what I do are carrying a tumbler when doing activities, preparing reusable bags when shopping and starting organic composting at home, as is done in Saridewi. #ThisIsZeroWaste #ZeroWasteAcademy #socialmediachallenge @ZeroWasteAsia @MotherEarthFoundation

🌱 Driving Sustainability Through CSR with Briquettes! In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer optional—it’s essential. 💡 Briquettes, made from agricultural waste, are revolutionizing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the agricultural sector by reducing carbon emissions, empowering communities, and providing clean energy solutions. ✨ Why Briquettes for CSR? ✅ Reduce carbon emissions by up to 25% 🌍 ✅ Turn agricultural waste into renewable energy ✅ Provide affordable, eco-friendly fuel for communities 💰 ✅ Boost corporate reputation and support sustainability goals 💚 At Arselan Coco Indonesia, we’re committed to helping businesses integrate high-quality briquettes into their CSR strategies, creating meaningful social and environmental impacts. 📌 Contact Us to Start Your Sustainability Journey: 🌐 Website: arselancoco.com 📩 Email: contact@arselancoco.com 📞 WhatsApp: +62 821-1611-3295 ✨ Learn more about this case study and the power of briquettes—read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ggtrr5jm #Briquettes #CSRGoals #Sustainability #EcoFriendlyEnergy #RenewableEnergy #CorporateResponsibility #CommunityEmpowerment #CarbonFootprintReduction #GreenBusiness #ArselanCoco #SustainableFuture #CleanEnergy #AgriculturalSolutions #EnergyEfficiency #GreenSolutions

🌱 Driving Sustainability Through CSR with Briquettes! In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer optional—it’s essential. 💡 Briquettes, made from agricultural waste, are revolutionizing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the agricultural sector by reducing carbon emissions, empowering communities, and providing clean energy solutions. ✨ Why Briquettes for CSR? ✅ Reduce carbon emissions by up to 25% 🌍 ✅ Turn agricultural waste into renewable energy ✅ Provide affordable, eco-friendly fuel for communities 💰 ✅ Boost corporate reputation and support sustainability goals 💚 At Arselan Coco Indonesia, we’re committed to helping businesses integrate high-quality briquettes into their CSR strategies, creating meaningful social and environmental impacts. 📌 Contact Us to Start Your Sustainability Journey: 🌐 Website: arselancoco.com 📩 Email: contact@arselancoco.com 📞 WhatsApp: +62 821-1611-3295 ✨ Learn more about this case study and the power of briquettes—read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gyFUjWwk #Briquettes #CSRGoals #Sustainability #EcoFriendlyEnergy #RenewableEnergy #CorporateResponsibility #CommunityEmpowerment #CarbonFootprintReduction #GreenBusiness #ArselanCoco #SustainableFuture #CleanEnergy #AgriculturalSolutions #EnergyEfficiency #GreenSolutions

Pura Besakih, the largest temple in Indonesia, is located in #BesakihVillage, and it is facing a problem with waste. The Sukla consortium team, consisting of Wastehub Alam Lestari, Rebricks Indonesia, and Bali Waste Cycle under the #CatalystChangemakersEcosystem 2.0 program, is determined to address this issue in the sacred area. After several months of implementing Sukla's solutions, let's look at the progress made and the challenges encountered! Initially, the Sukla team faced various challenges related to community empowerment. The interest of the Besakih Village community in Sukla's programs was low, resulting in difficulties such as obtaining permits, human resources for waste management, community habits, access to waste materials, and supporting raw materials for producing green products. To address these issues, Sukla organized various hearing sessions and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) to introduce their programs to the Besakih community more closely. Over time, the participation of the Besakih Village community became more active, and the Sukla team successfully implemented several innovative solutions. They launched a dashboard to monitor community waste retribution costs, allowing residents to track their waste management progress. By March 2024, hundreds of green products, equivalent to approximately 37 kg of residual waste, were successfully managed, providing economic benefits to the community. The collaboration with the Karangasem Regency Environmental Office (DLHK) has been crucial in optimizing the empowerment of the waste sorting team and securing recycled waste materials. Through the use of social media and e-commerce platforms, businesses in the area have been able to market their green products to a wider audience. All stakeholders, from the government to the local community, are united in their efforts to protect the village that is home to Indonesia's largest temple. #Environment #Environmental #Lingkungan #Sukla #EnviroGuide #Bali

Why is it so hard for Indonesians to sort waste? 🤔 Most Indonesians haven’t adopted the habit of sorting waste at home. At Recovered Indonesia (RECO), we’re committed to changing that by raising awareness through regular training, workshops in coastal communities, as well as through our social media. Our mission is to implement proper waste management not just to major cities, but to remote coastal areas across Indonesia, especially outside Java province. 🌊 Through our decentralized waste management solutions and recovery centers, we’re making recycling available for everyone, everywhere. ♻️ Join us in solving Indonesia’s waste problems, one city at a time. Learn more about our initiatives, email us at info.reco@recovered.id #WasteManagement #Recycling #Sustainability #PlasticPollution #RecoveredIndonesia #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #WasteManagement #ReduceReuseRecycle #PlasticRecycling

Shiva Industries Indonesia is off to Bangkok today! Why, you ask? (not that you did) 🌱🇹🇭 Addressing Thailand's Organic Waste Challenge: Promoting Sustainability Through Innovation in Aerobic Digestion 🌏♻️ Thailand stands at a critical juncture in its sustainability journey, facing a significant challenge: organic waste management. 🌱 As the population grows and urbanizes, so does the volume of organic waste generated, presenting both environmental and economic concerns. In recent years, Thailand has made commendable strides in waste management, yet organic waste remains a persistent issue. From food scraps to garden waste, the improper disposal of organic matter not only contributes to greenhouse gas emissions but also poses health risks and strains waste management infrastructure. However, amidst these challenges lies a wealth of opportunities for innovation and collaboration. 💡♻️ Initiatives focusing on organic waste-to-energy conversion, composting, and community-driven recycling programs are emerging as promising solutions. By harnessing technology and fostering partnerships between government, businesses, and communities, we can transform organic waste from a burden into a valuable resource. As individuals, professionals, and organizations, we have a shared responsibility to drive change and champion sustainable practices. Whether through advocating for policy reforms, implementing waste reduction strategies in our workplaces, or supporting local initiatives, each action contributes to a cleaner, greener future for Thailand. Let's leverage our collective expertise, creativity, and passion to turn the tide on organic waste. Together, we can build a more sustainable, resilient Thailand for generations to come. 🌏♻️ #ShivaIndustries #AerobicDigestion #Sustainability #OrganicWasteManagement #Thailand2030 #GreenFuture Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas on tackling this crucial issue! 🌟

📱♻️ A powerful example of how technology and systems thinking can drive transformational change   In 2017, the Indonesian government announced a bold commitment to reduce the country’s ocean plastic levels by 70%, and since then, Project STOP - co-founded by Borealis and Systemiq Ltd. - has connected more than 450,000 people to a waste management system.   The Project STOP Banyuwangi Hijau App - an innovative digital solution created in partnership with Accenture and local governments - helps to optimise waste management in underserved communities, from processing fees to finding the best collection route and improving material traceability. It is part of #ProjectSTOP’s mission to create comprehensive, economically sustainable waste management systems at scale in Southeast Asia, and represents the innovative and scalable approach we envisioned when we initiated the project.   Innovations like these can help to drive change on a greater scale. Having already collected nearly 75,000 tons of waste and created over 275 local jobs since 2017, Project STOP is dedicated to creating a roadmap and an enabling environment for reaching Indonesia’s government targets, and to ensuring that every family in Indonesia has access to circular waste management.   Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ep2nvkpk Ben Dixon, Mike Webster, Jason E. Hale, Steven S., Widharmika Agung #STOPWasteGoCircular #PlasticPollution #WasteManagement

🌱 Introducing Sampah+: A Sustainable Solution for Indonesia's Waste Problem 🌱 Indonesia faces a significant challenge with waste management, with millions of tons of garbage generated each year. Improper disposal and lack of efficient recycling systems have led to severe environmental issues, affecting both urban and rural areas. The growing mountains of waste not only harm our ecosystems but also pose serious health risks to our communities. In response to this pressing issue, we are proud to present Sampah+, an innovative application designed to revolutionize how we handle waste.   With Sampah+, we aim to: ♻️ Reduce waste accumulation by the processing of waste into reusable items. 📱 Provide a user-friendly platform by for efficient waste collection and recycling recommendation. 🌏 Promote environmental sustainability by encouraging to adopt eco-friendly habits.   Sampah+ connects users with waste management services, educating people on how to properly process waste depending on its type. By utilizing technology, we strive to create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future for Indonesia. Join us on this journey towards a cleaner, greener Indonesia. Watch the video to learn more about how Sampah+ is transforming waste management for a better future! Great members behind this project (Mobile Development) Aditya Prayoga Kelsy Amirah (Cloud Computing) Gaharu Winanggya Binathara Daniel Hansel Christiawan (Machine Learning) Najla Raihana Kamila Laila Asrin Hendrika Rosa Vincensia Kaluge #lifeatbangkit #Bangkit24H1 #CleanIndonesia #SampahPlus #Sustainability

Exciting Developments in Urban Composting Across Southeast Asia! Did you know that Southeast Asia is making remarkable strides in sustainable waste management, particularly in urban composting? Let's explore the impressive figures and initiatives shaping a greener future: Singapore: The Lion City has set a stellar example with its comprehensive composting programs, diverting over 700,000 tons of food waste annually from landfills (source: National Environment Agency). Kudos to initiatives like the "Love Your Food" campaign! Malaysia: Malaysia's "Compost for Good" project has gained traction, contributing to the reduction of organic waste. According to the Department of Environment, Malaysia, the country has seen a 20% increase in composting adoption in urban areas in the past two years. Thailand: The Thai government's commitment to waste reduction is evident in their "Zero Waste Cities" initiative. Bangkok alone has witnessed a 15% decrease in organic waste in the last year (source: Pollution Control Department, Thailand). Indonesia: The archipelago is embracing community-based composting, with local initiatives like "Komposku Peduliku" gaining popularity. Indonesia's Ministry of Environment and Forestry reports a 25% decrease in organic waste in key urban centers. These figures demonstrate a collective effort to combat waste and promote sustainable practices. Let's continue to champion urban composting for a cleaner, healthier Southeast Asia! #SustainableCities #UrbanComposting #SoutheastAsiaGreenInitiatives #sustainableinvesting

🌍 Climbing Mountains… of Waste? Visited one of Indonesia's largest "mountains"—not one formed by nature, but a massive dumpsite outside Medan, North Sumatra. Here, years of waste from surrounding communities pile high, while locals search for valuable materials to make a living.  📊 Did you know? Indonesia generates 70 million tons of waste annually, with 12 million tons of it being plastic waste. This is where much of it ends up.  ♻️ It’s time to act: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Together, we can create a cleaner, more sustainable future. 💡 Be part of the solution! At Veritas Edukasi Lingkungan Foundation, we drive change through digital education and behavior campaigns to prevent waste at its source. Let’s make Indonesia clean again! 🌱 Email us at info@vel.earth #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #WasteManagement #PlasticWaste #ReduceReuseRecycle #MakeIndonesiaCleanAgain