Making sustainable living common place

Towards greener indonesia

Source : Indonesian Coord. Min. of Maritime Affairs, 2018

Source : Indonesia Coord. Min. of Maritime Affairs, 2018

*DATA FROM ELLEN MACARTHUR FOUNDATION (EMF)

By 2050, it is estimated there will be more plastic than fish

in the world’s oceans

WASTE LANDSCAPE IN INDONESIA

How much waste does Indonesia produce?

*Based on a population of 250 million people in 2014, it is estimated that Indonesia produce*:

0.7 kg

175,000 tons

64,000,000 tons

of waste per day

of waste per day nationally

of waste in a year

*Data from Ministry of Environment and Forestry,

Public Relation Division. Siaran press No 5.164/HUMAS/PP/HMS.3/3/2016

WASTE COMPOSITION

Plastik kresek

46%

Slopan2%

Sandal plastik

1%Plastik PE

10%

Platik PP9%

Plastik PS4%

Karung Plastik

3%

Plastik tidak laku

16%

Plastik emberan

9%

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Organik67%

Plastik17%

Tekstil7%

Kertas6%

Karet2%

Lain-lain0%

Kaca1%

Logam0%

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Waste Composition Study at TPST (MRF) Bantar Gebang

– University of Indonesia for PRAISE , 2010

Type of plastic composition based on weight –

University of Indonesia for PRAISE , 2010

Understanding our value chain

INCREASE

POSITIVE

SOCIAL

IMPACT

DOUBLE

THE

BUSINESS

REDUCE

ENVIRONMENTAL

FOOTPRINT

Our VISION is to double the size the business, Whilst reducing our environmental footprintAn increasing our positive social impact

Sustainable Growth Strategy & plastic commitment

Unilever sustainable packaging approach

SO We’VE committed to ensuring that all of our plastic packaging is fully reusable, recyclable or

compostable by 2025

plastic packaging plays a critical role in making our products appealing, safe and enjoyable for our consumers

MOVING TOWARDS CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL

MOVING

DISPOSAL

USE

DISTRIBUTION

MANUFACTURE

FLEXIBLE PACK CONVERSION

FEEDSTOCK

Recylcing

Waste bank

Zero Waste to Nature in the Office Community based program on Waste BankCollaboration with TPS3R

(Material Recovery Facility)

2,816 unit community waste

bank

429 K Household Members

7.7 K ton waste

10.5 BIO IDR.

3 Drop Box di hypermart EAST

JAVA

20 drop box di community waste

bank

12 Temporary Waste facilities –

local (TPS3R)

Internal Campaign

Amongst Employee

Driving behavior change embed collection into waste value chain system

Collection

INDUSTRY PLATFORM FOR HOLISTIC, INTEGRATED

AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

Consumer /

Household

TPS

(TemporaryTransfer Station)

Recycling Industry

Packaging Industry / Packaging material Industry

Manufacturing Industry

which is using

packaging

Retailer

Industry which is using

recycled material

Circular Economy

OPEN LOOP

Circula

r Econo

my

OPEN

LOO

P

TPA (Final Dumping

Site)

Waste Residu

Waste R

esidu

Landfill

Energy Recovery

Virgin Materials

Supplier

Packaging Waste Value Chain Mgt

By applying ESR & CE principles

Importers

Cir

cula

r Ec

ono

my

OPEN

LO

OP

Waste Collection Network:

• Local Goverrnment

• Informal Sector

• Waste Mgt Co.

• NGOs

The typical outcomes from a Closed Loop program are improved efficiency, cost effective waste management, a changeover of selected packaging products to recyclable.

ESR :

Extended

Stakeholder

Responsibility

CE :

Circular

Economy

We are PRAISE(Packaging and Recycling Association for Indonesia Sustainable Environment)

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OUR VISION

We actively support the implementation of holistic, integrated and sustainable

packaging waste management in Indonesia.

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2

3

OUR MISSION

Increase awareness that each stakeholder is responsible for waste management in an integrated and sustainable way.

Strengthen the capacity of members in the field of packaging waste management throughresearch, education and collaboration.

Enlist participation of government, private sector and the public to actively take part in reducing impacts of packaging waste on the environment.

Optimize the potential of the circular economy through three key areas

In partnership with government and all relevant stakeholders to implement a holistic, integrated and sustainable approach to packaging waste management in Indonesia

ADVOCACY

To support holistic solutions in waste management through

Extended Stakeholder Responsibility

RESEARCH & EDUCATION

To share best practices in sustainable waste management

internally and externally

PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATION

To engage with and empower stakeholders through collaborative action

Our Focus

PROGRAM TOWARDS CIRCULAR ECONOMY

ECOSYSTEM

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DESA KEDAS

A new initiative to increase

collection and minimize

ocean leakage, targeting

Bali’s coastal areas as a

strategic location and to

facilitate collaboration

with stakeholders

particularly in SARBAGITA

(Denpasar, Badung,

Gianyar, Tabanan) areas at

the heart of Bali

VISION

Create a model for an economically

self sufficient waste management

system at the community level,

maximizing recycling, jobs, and

environmental benefits with an aim to

scaling over time across Indonesia,

accelerating the transition to a circular

economy

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KICK-OFF IN SANUR KAUH, DENPASAR

Kick-off workshop with DLH, Desa and TPS3R stakeholders

Focus group with Desa residents

Waste characterization exercise

Visioning exercise

Dropbox program is designed to achieve the implementation of Extended Stakeholder Responsibility (ESR) of waste management in Indonesia, in collaboration with Waste4Change

The goals are to create awareness to change consumer behavior and to establish collection methods that involve all stakeholders to recover packaging waste

DROPBOX PROGRAM

DROPBOX