Reduce Waste to Landfill

F.A.Q

• How can Waste4Change minimize the number of waste that ends up in landfills?

  Waste4Change optimize the segregation of waste into a detailed category, for example not only into plastics, metal, paper, glass, and organic, but we also separate the plastic waste according to its type. Later on, these waste will be divided into two categories: waste that can be recycled, and waste that cannot be recycled (residual waste).
  
  Waste can be categorized as residue not only because of its materials (for example: styrofoam that is still hard to be recycled), but also due to the way we treated the waste (e.g discarded tissues, wet paper). Therefore, Waste4Change highly recommends our clients to do at least 2 things:

  • Segregate their waste from the source, at least into organic, inorganic paper, and inorganic non-paper (metal, glass, plastic)
  • Give proper education regarding good waste management in order to treat the waste optimally for recycling, for instance by reducing the amount of wet tissues and saving paper.

• Can Waste4Change also support the implementation of a good waste management system in my company/office?

  Our Reduce Waste to Landfill service includes an induction session for all employees and cleaning staff at least once before the waste collection starts.
  
  For an additional induction schedule/sessions, feel free to discuss it further with our team. However, please fill in the request form beforehand.
  
  Per client request, RWTL clients will receive a monthly waste volume report in order for them to know the amount of each type of waste that they generate. Based on the report, it is hoped that the client will be able to monitor the condition and development of the waste management system in their area, specifically on whether the efforts to reduce residual waste are done by all employees or not. We also hope that the report will help our clients to be able to implement a more responsible and sustainable waste management system.

• Which areas are covered by the Reduce Waste to Landfill service?

  Currently we are available in 10 cities in Indonesia, which are:

  • Jakarta
  • Bogor
  • Depok
  • Tangerang
  • Bekasi
  • Bandung
  • Semarang
  • Sidoarjo
  • Surabaya
  • Medan

• Does the Reduce Waste to Landfill service only cater companies and businesses?

  The Reduce Waste to Landfill service is suitable for:

  • Buildings
  • Areas (businesses, hotels, shopping districts, tourism sites)
  • Residential (at least 200 households)
  • Restaurants or cafe

• What activities does the Reduce Waste to Landfill Waste4Change service consist of?

  Reduce Waste to Landfill provides waste transportation services and waste management services for domestic and office, through maximum waste recycling methods and as much as possible to reduce waste ending up in landfills.

• Can the Reduce Waste to Landfill service collect industrial or factory waste?

  For the moment, the Reduce Waste to Landfill service is designated for domestic and office waste only. As for industrial/factory waste, please contact our team first through contact@waste4change.com

• Does the Reduce Waste to Landfill service provide waste transportation services for residential?

  The Reduce Waste to Landfill service provides household or domestic waste transportation services for residential areas, apartments, hotels and vertical housing.

• I want to start using the Reduce Waste to Landfill service, but only for certain types of waste, will it be possible?

  Yes of course. Please fill in the request for proposal form and our team will get back to you immediately regarding the types of waste that you want Waste4Change to manage.

• How much does it cost to subscribe the Reduce Waste to Landfill service?

  The Reduce Waste to Landfill service tariff will be adjusted based on the selected waste management package along with the amount of waste transported each month.

• What is the minimum subscription period for the Reduce Waste to Landfill service from Waste4Change?

  For now, the minimum period is 12 months.