Indonesian Waste Platform

IWP 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

#SDG17 Collaboration & synergy

• facilitating cross-sector collaborations
• stakeholder mapping
• creating synergy in agendas
• engaging stakeholders in national action plans and strategies

#SDG4 Quality education & awareness campaigns

• quality education on climate & waste literacy
• open burning awareness
• campaigns to reduce your plastic footprint
• citizen science

Waste management & reduction of littering

• refilling in East Indonesia
• community-led waste management in remote and rural regions
• 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 and double-sharing to other forums to support further dissemination of relevant publications. Engage ! and join us at our discussion forum
• WhatsApp groups
• virtual meetings and webinars

Partners for progress

Facebook forum