Community Development
Target:Local CommunitiesTPS3R FacilitiesWaste Bank Facilities
Building responsible waste management systems while strengthening community capacity to manage them independently and sustainably.
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ABOUT
ABOUT
CSR/ESG Service
Waste4Change designs and delivers campaign programs that mobilize local communities, corporate employees, students, and the general public to take tangible action in addressing Indonesia's waste management crisis. Through educational, participatory, and practical approaches, we empower behavior change grounded in local contexts. Our methodologies are tailored to the unique needs and challenges of each target area, guided by the principle of "local problems, local solutions."
EXPERTISE AND IMPLEMENTATION
3R School Adoption
Target:Junior High SchoolsSenior High SchoolsUniversity Students
Building students’ and university students’ understanding of waste management systems while empowering them to become agents of change in creating sustainable waste management solutions.
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Corporate Assistance
Target:Employees
Empowering employees with a better understanding of waste management systems and encouraging them to become agents of change in promoting more responsible waste management practices within their organizations.
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Community Engagement
Target:Local Communities
Engaging communities in responsible waste management through interactive and engaging programs, transforming awareness into active participation and meaningful action.
Our Experience
MEET OUR EXPERTS
Ridho Malik
Chief Operating Officer
19 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).
Project Portfolio:
UBC Collection Bekasi (2026)
Beneficiaries: 500 people
Saka Dwi Hanggara
Community Engagement & Community Development Specialist
8 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in behavior change among groups involved in waste management.
Project Portfolio:
Circular Geniuses (2024)
Beneficiaries: 596 people
Plastic Recycling Improvement Through Digitalization Program (2021–2022)
Beneficiaries: 922 people
Albert Magnus Dana Suherman
Community Development Specialist
8 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in TPS 3R.
Project Portfolio:
Waste Management Community Based TPS 3R (2024–2026)
Beneficiaries: 4,721 people
Decentralized Community-Based Waste Management in Ambon City (2022–2024)
Beneficiaries: 12,185 people
Fitria Istikara
Community Engagement & Corporate Assistance Specialist
7 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in household waste management and waste management facilities.
Project Portfolio:
Community Engagement Citarum Repair, Cihampelas District (2024–2025)
Beneficiaries: 3,362 people
#MakanTanpaSisa Campaign, Bekasi City (2023)
Beneficiaries: 116 people
Alvin Putra Priyambodo
Community Development Specialist
5 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in waste banks.
Project Portfolio:
Employee Engagement & Waste Management Campaign (2023)
Beneficiaries: 41 people
Waste Bank Assistance through the #PilahDariSekarang Program in Jakarta, Bekasi, & Surabaya (2024–2025)
Beneficiaries: 556 people
Ananda Haman Sunarko
Corporate Assistance & 3R School Adoption Specialist
4 years of experience
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Waste Management Consultant specializing in schools and corporations.
Project Portfolio:
PUPR Bijak Kelola Sampah (2023–2024)
Beneficiaries: 993 people
BRI Green Campaign (2023)
Beneficiaries: 124 people
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FoundationsSTORIES OF OUR POSITIVE IMPACT
3R Waste Management Facility
(Village/Sub-District/Urban Village/Housing Area)
Before
The growth of economic activity in Morowali Regency, driven by the mining sector, has contributed to an increase in waste generation, while the existing waste management system remained insufficiently structured and optimized. Waste management capacity was still limited, operations were not yet well organized, and community participation in waste segregation remained relatively low. Meanwhile, support through capacity building, the application of appropriate technologies, and collaboration with government and industry stakeholders still needed to be strengthened.
After
Through the Waste Management Community Based TPS 3R empowerment program, capacity building and intensive assistance were provided to establish a more systematic and sustainable waste management system. TPS 3R Onepute Jaya increased its waste management capacity to an average of 0.8 tons per day, with a total of 265.8 tons of waste managed from 267 customers across more than one village. Organic waste was also processed into economically valuable compost, with 9.9 tons sold. These improvements were supported by the implementation of appropriate technologies, community education and awareness activities, as well as advocacy with local government that resulted in more targeted budget support. Partnerships with government and industry stakeholders continue to be strengthened to support sustainable waste management and the development of a circular economy.
Fajrul Hidayat
Strategic Partnerships for Community Development – PT Vale Indonesia Tbk
Waste4Change provided support that contributed to the smooth implementation of the program, with timely reporting and increasingly consistent data management. Positive progress in key CPR indicators reflects the contribution of the assistance to the program’s achievements. Strong collaboration with the district-level government and other stakeholders has also played an important role in supporting the successful implementation of the program.
Tri Puji Nurjannah
Beneficiary – PT Vale Indonesia Tbk
Waste4Change’s assistance has given us new knowledge and experience in managing waste in a more structured and sustainable manner. We gained insights into regulations, planning, administration, operations, and the managerial aspects of TPS 3R management. The assistance has helped us become more independent in operating and developing the TPS 3R, enabling us to extend its benefits to a wider community.
Waste Bank
(Village/Sub-District/Urban Village/Housing Area)
Before
Waste management continued to face challenges due to low levels of waste segregation at source, contributing to an increasing burden on final disposal facilities. Community participation remained limited, while waste bank management needed to be strengthened in terms of operations, institutional capacity, and the utilization of the economic potential of recyclable waste. Collaboration among stakeholders and the use of local regulations also needed to be further optimized to support a sustainable waste management system.
After
Through a collaboration between Yayasan WINGS Peduli and Waste4Change in 2024–2025, the #PilahDariSekarang program strengthened four waste banks through the 5 Aspects of Waste Management approach, training, and awareness campaigns. The program strengthened institutional and operational capacity while encouraging greater community participation, with more than 500 people educated and actively involved in waste segregation and collection. The program successfully managed 6.4 tons of waste, generating an economic benefit of IDR 15.6 million. Positive changes were also reflected in improved waste segregation accuracy, greater consistency in waste collection, and stronger communication between waste bank managers and members, supporting a community-based waste management system rooted in the circular economy.
Seva Gliska Nefertiti
Representative of WINGS Peduli Foundation
Together with Waste4Change, we developed Waste Banks as part of the #PilahDariSekarang campaign to encourage the habit of segregating waste at source. Waste4Change has been a strategic partner throughout the process, from community assessments to hands-on field assistance. The support provided has not only strengthened the community’s understanding of proper waste management, but has also helped Waste Banks build their capacity to educate the community and implement more organized, transparent, and sustainable operational and financial management systems.
Vina
Beneficiary – Yayasan WINGS Peduli
Through Waste4Change’s assistance, we gained a deeper understanding of Waste Bank management, from administration and waste segregation to community education. The assistance opened our eyes to the potential of Waste Banks to grow and provide broader benefits to the community. We are now more confident in developing our Waste Bank activities, expanding community participation, and creating business opportunities by selecting the right recyclers and waste management partners.
3RSchool Adoption
School
Before
Waste management at schools such as SMKN 18 Jakarta and SMPN 7 Kota Bekasi continued to face challenges, particularly in waste segregation at source. Student awareness and participation needed to be strengthened through participatory and practical educational approaches that could encourage behavioral change. Waste management practices had also not yet been fully integrated into school activities on a sustainable basis.
After
Through the School Campaign Program, students gained knowledge and hands-on experience through a plastic waste collection competition, the establishment of a Green Team, educational visits, and workshops on organic and inorganic waste management. The program established 61 Green Team members as agents of change and involved 458 students, who collectively collected 57.76 kg of plastic waste. These activities contributed to increased student awareness of waste segregation and responsible waste management at source, while fostering a greater sense of shared responsibility for maintaining a clean and environmentally sustainable school environment.
Atikah Nurjanah
Public & Government Affairs – ExxonMobil Indonesia
ExxonMobil Indonesia appreciates the collaboration with Waste4Change in implementing the Waste Management: School Campaign Program. Through an interactive and student-focused approach, the program successfully increased young people’s awareness of the importance of sustainable waste management. The educational activities, including learning about waste management in schools and the plastic waste segregation competition, encouraged students to become more environmentally conscious and understand their role in protecting the environment.
Rasyid
Beneficiary – ExxonMobil Indonesia
The School Campaign Program helped improve our understanding and awareness of waste management. We gained a better understanding of the basic principles of waste management, including different types of waste such as organic, inorganic, and residual waste. The program also encouraged us to become more environmentally responsible, from disposing of waste properly to identifying more responsible waste disposal facilities. Overall, the program provided a positive learning experience and encouraged us to continue practicing better waste management habits in the future.
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