Since 2018, we have been working with businesses, government and the local community in Muncar to create a comprehensive waste management system to stop ocean plastics leakage. In time for #OurOcean Conference 2019, this short film shows how Project STOP is making an impact and positively affecting the community and the environment.
PROJECT STOP
LATEST NEWS
In the Fight Against Ocean Plastic, Project STOP Now Reaches More Than 200,000 People
More than 133,500 people reached with sustainable waste management services in three coastal cities
Multistakeholder partnership to reduce marine plastic waste by 2025 . Project STOP completed Two Materials Recovery Facilities in Pasuruan
TIME FOR
ACTION
PROJECT STOP
THE CHALLENGE
Indonesia is the second largest contributor to ocean plastics. Today roughly 60% of Indonesia’s waste is collected by municipal management systems, with the rest burnt or dumped into the environment. The country currently consumes more than 6 million tons of plastic every year and is estimated to leak 1 million tons per year into the water.
PROJECT STOP
OUR APPROACH
The project partners with cities and government to build sustainable waste systems that eliminate leakage of plastics into the environment and ocean.
PROJECT STOP
PARTNERS
FOUNDING & STRATEGIC PARTNER
FOUNDING & STRATEGIC PARTNER
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, STRATEGIC PARTNER
STRATEGIC PARTNER
STRATEGIC PARTNER
STRATEGIC PARTNER
STRATEGIC PARTNER
STRATEGIC PARTNER
TECHNICAL PARTNER
TECHNICAL PARTNER
Sustainable Waste Indonesia, TECHNICAL PARTNER
TECHNICAL PARTNER
Ministry of Environment & Forestry, Indonesia
COLLABORATOR
Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Indonesia
COLLABORATOR
Ministry of National Development Planning / National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
COLLABORATOR
Ministry of Public Works
COLLABORATOR
Banyuwangi Regency & Banyuwangi Environmental Agency
COLLABORATOR
Pasuruan Government
COLLABORATOR
