Indonesia

Sustainable Integrated Waste Management: Aiming at the Source Rather than the End

By |2024-01-03T16:13:13+01:00April 25th 2019|Good Governance, Integrated Planning|

To achieve sustainable integrated waste management, municipalities need to move away from end-of-pipe approaches. What is rather needed are softer approaches that set incentives for sustainable waste management at an early stage of waste handling.

The Forgotten Water – The Role of Decentralised Wastewater Management in Jakarta’s Socio-Ecological System

By |2024-01-03T10:23:02+01:00April 2nd 2019|Resilient Cities and Climate, Sustainable Infrastructure|

Jakarta has responded to regular flooding by proposing gigantic infrastructure projects such as sea walls to keep the water at bay. But the main problem is that the city does not consider the land-water ecosystem as a whole, says Prathiwi W. Putri.

How Tangerang City Revamps its Solid Waste Management

By |2023-12-19T15:16:53+01:00September 12th 2017|Sustainable Infrastructure|

Tangerang City in Indonesia has made a big leap from polluted to award winning green city. Watch the video and read the report by the Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) to find out how the city improved its solid waste management.

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