🌿 Bersama Kita Bersihkan Tanah Air 🌿 Together We Clean The Nation 🌿
We support the Indonesian National Action Plan, monitor & report, build capacity of stakeholders and implement innovative solutions
come and meet us in Busan, Republic of Korea!
Join our session : The vital role of environmental education to end plastic pollution – lessons learned and potential solutions – presented by collaborating network partners at International Waste Platform. Track 4, session 4.3 Tuesday September 20th at 8:30 – 9:30 local time. Contact Marta (Ica) Muslin
The IWP network has been built since 2010, was established in October 2015 as a non-for-profit organisation supporting advancing and accelerating solutions on the global climate & waste crisis within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals. Solving the waste problems in Indonesia is complex and the responsibility of all individuals and institutions. A collective approach, stakeholder engagement, continuous communication and agenda synergy are needed to achieve the goal of reducing 70% of Marine Plastic Waste in Indonesia by 2040.
In 2015 IWP filled the existing gap on connecting stakeholders from all sectors and bridging top-down strategies to bottom-up by opening a neutral communication platform in an open Facebook forum. Stakeholders are invited to join this meeting point to share updates about their efforts, scientific reports, strengthen their own networks and peer-to-peer capacity building. IWP promotes co-ownership and Collective Impact Approach. Indonesian Waste Platform is co-founding member of the International Waste Platform (2018)
our scope of work
collaboration | synergy
facilitating cross-sector collaborations | stakeholder mapping | creating synergy in agendas | stakeholder introductions
capacity building events
we have a long trackrecord of organising inclusive capacity building events. Overview 2012 – 2022 conferences, workshops, seminars, training
quality education | awareness campaigns
strive for waste and climate literacy included in school curricula | raise awareness about the impact of open burning | campaigns to reduce your plastic footprint | advance citizen science
solid waste management | reduction of litter and burning
community-led waste management in remote and rural regions | advance refilling in East Indonesia | reduce open waste burning | reduction of single-use plastic in subsistence fisheries
participating stakeholders
communities | grass-root organisations | educators | academia | universities | student groups | local champions | governmental organisations | Indonesian recycling sector | brand-owners | Indonesian Packaging Federation | international organisations
participants outreach
direct communications via our discussion forum | double-sharing to other forums to support further dissemination of relevant publications | WhatsApp groups | virtual meetings and webinars
collaborative network participant and network partners
International Waste Platform | Global Partnership on Marine Litter | Global Tourism Plastics Initiative | PREVENT Waste Alliance | Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership | Network partners for progress
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code of conduct on integrity and funding
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