Collection of Mixed Plastics in Jembrana, Indonesia (PWRS) Increase Recycled Feedstock it’s efforts would be limited

it’s efforts would be limited to areas near the facility

creating jobs and better income for workers in the informal waste sector and end-of-life processing for plastic that can’t be recycled to ensure it doesn’t end up back in the ocean

Non-recyclables (including composite materials and plastic that has been heavily contaminated) are sent to a waste to energy facility

Credits help this project collect more plastic

replacing fossil fuel

Collection of Mixed Plastics in Jembrana, Indonesia (PWRS) Increase Recycled Feedstock it’s efforts would be limitedIn Indonesia, only around 40 percent of waste is formally collected, while an estimated 40 million tons are mismanaged every year. Uncollected waste has become the leading source of plastic leakage into the environment, making Indonesia the third largest contributor to marine plastic pollution globally. Addressing this challenge requires scalable, community based solutions in areas with limited waste infrastructure and high vulnerability to ocean