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  • Why is the recycling industry growing in Indonesia?
  • The increasing awareness of the environmental impact of waste has also contributed to the growth of the recycling industry in Indonesia. The recycling industry in Indonesia is composed of several sub-sectors, including paper, plastic, metal, and electronic waste.
  • Is recycling a good job in Indonesia?
  • The recycling industry is also a major employer in Indonesia, providing jobs to millions of people. According to IRA, the industry employs more than 2 million people, both directly and indirectly, making it one of the largest employers in the country.
  • Why do we collect used cooking oil in Indonesia?
  • Thousands of restaurants and factories in Indonesia profits from having us collect their used cooking oil. Your turn now. Used cooking oil is a waste product. In Jakarta alone, kitchens dump a total of 390,000 litres of them every day, with most of them ended up polluting clean waters or illegally re-used for cooking.
  • How can AI-powered sorting bin help Indonesia's best waste management platform?
  • We help places to turn waste into recyclables using AI-powered sorting bin, putting forward sustainability practices for a better world Indonesia’s best waste management platform, making recycling easy. Waste management disposal and collection service through a mobile application.
  • Who is PT wasteforchange Alam Indonesia?
  • PT Wasteforchange Alam Indonesia is a social enterprise from Indonesia started in 2014 that provides waste management services from upstream to downstream with an environmentally-friendly approach towards zero-waste Indonesia guided by the “Responsible Waste Management” principle.
  • Where does Indonesia waste go?
  • 99% of the formally collected waste in Indonesia is discarded to the landfills - which mostly operate as open-dumping sites.

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