Plastic Pollution Challenge
- In Indonesia, only around 10% of the plastic waste is recycled and the rest is polluting the environment
- In Mandalika, the total waste generation is 215.7 tons/year and the existing waste management system still need a lot of improvement because most of the waste are still ended up in the ocean and burned
- The main factor is the lack of integration in waste management system
Solution
Innovation
Drop Points
Rekosistem will provide an effective and efficient pickup and drop point platform in terms of scheduling, routing, manpower distribution, and waste collection to the offtaker. Waste drop points will be built in villages around the Mandalika area. Drop points are built by empowering the land owned by residents who are willing to be used as a place for waste management in the surrounding area. Rekosistem will help provide education to each village so that its residents can sort their inorganic waste and deposit it at the nearest drop point. We will provide competitive incentives for workers in the local village waste management sector. We will work with the existing Waste Bank and Recycling Center to serve as a bulk collection point for inorganic waste that has been collected from each village drop point.
Repickup
Rekosistem will provide responsible waste pickup services to Hotels, Resorts, and Events in Mandalika. It ensures waste that are produced by Businesses Activities will be managed responsibly, prevent the leakage to the environment, and minimize dumping to Landfills. This services will empower local waste workers to work with us, generate a productive income, and work more efficient. We enlighten the worker with standardized waste pickup, segregation, and management modules.
Impact
By empowering the local communities and resources we are aiming to improve a more integrated waste management system and accelerate the rate of waste managed in Mandalika.
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth: We are providing a proper procedure and schedule for waste workers and enabling them to get a stable income unlike when they work sporadically.
- SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastruture: In its business process, Rekosistem cooperates with several medium and large scale industries as partners, customers, and offtakers of the collected waste.
- SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities: We integrate homes and public places with waste workers and recycling partners.
- SDG: 12 Responsible Consumption and Production: In an effort to increase awareness of climate change, Rekosistem provides a monthly waste management report that is carried out to every customer who uses Rekosistem services.
- SDG 13: Climate Action: Before starting the pick-up process, we always give clients an introduction to waste management (basic waste sorting) as part of our educational campaigns for clients.
Traction & Key Metrics
Currently we grow exponentially, in 2021 we maintain our growth at minimum 30% month-over-month. The details are as follows:
Vision
The outlook section is about plans for the future, Especially for long-term impact, our target for within 5 (five years) are:
- 80% of Hotels, resorts and hotels in Mandalika already implement responsible waste management.
- 80% of villages in Mandalika already have Drop Points for Recycle-able Waste.
- 80% of Plastic Waste from Mandalika are recycled or reused for valuable byproducts.
- 90% of Plastic Waste are prevented from leakage to the ocean.
- At Least 35% waste reduction to the Landfills from Mandalika.
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