STOP WASTE.

GO CIRCULAR.

Project STOP partners with cities to design, implement and scale circular economy solutions to stop plastic pollution.

December 2023 Impact

393,280
Population served with waste collection
290
Number of full-time equivalent jobs created
61,770
Tonnes of waste collected since inception
50,940
Tonnes of environmental leakage stopped since inception
8,755
Tonnes of plastic collected since inception
7,311
Tonnes of plastic leakage stopped since inception

Collection coverage

The number of residents who have access to project STOP collection services across Project STOP cities.

Jobs created

Number of active full-time equivalent jobs created across all STOP city partnerships. The jobs created consist of waste collection workers, material sorters, waste system management and administration.

Waste collection

Tonnes of waste collected by Project STOP collection operations and hotspot cleanups across Project STOP cities. All collected waste goes to a material processing center for sorting.

Environmental leakage stopped

The additional tonnes of waste collected that would have otherwise leaked into the environment from burning or illegal dumping. Essentially this metric is calculated from waste collection subtracted from the baseline waste collection rate prior to Project STOP start.

Plastic Collection

Tonnes of plastic collected by Project STOP collection operations and hotspot cleanups across Project STOP cities. All collected plastic goes to a material processing center for sorting.

Plastic Leakage Stopped

The additional tonnes of plastic collected that would have otherwise leaked into the environment from burning or illegal dumping. Essentially this metric is calculated from plastic collection subtracted from the baseline waste collection rate prior to Project STOP start.

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IMPACT STORIES

Since 2017, we have been working with businesses, government and the local community in Muncar Municipality, Banyuwangi Regency in East Java, Indonesia to create a comprehensive waste management system to stop environmental plastics leakage. In February 2022, Project STOP Muncar was handed over to the local government and community. Now, the project operates in two more cities, Pasuruan Regency in East Java and Jembrana Regency in Bali, and has started its expansion over the entire Banyuwangi Regency, East Java.

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LATEST NEWS

Adipura Award for Banyuwangi News, Press Releases

Waste Facility in Tembokrejo Village, built by Project STOP Muncar, receives Adipura Award as outstanding waste management initiative

Project STOP celebrates yet another major milestone this year: the handover of its third city partnership, in the Jembrana Regency, Bali, demonstrating that public-private partnerships can work to permanently reduce…
Press Releases

New MRF Opened in Banyuwangi Under Project STOP’s Expansion Programme

On Saturday, 16 September 2023, Project STOP and Banyuwangi Regent, Ipuk Fiestiandani, inaugurated one of Indonesia’s largest Material Recovery Facilities (MRF) in Songgon Municipality. Built in collaboration with the regional…
Press Releases

Project STOP Jembrana Hands Over the Programme to the Local Government

Project STOP celebrates yet another major milestone this year: the handover of its third city partnership, in the Jembrana Regency, Bali, demonstrating that public-private partnerships can work to permanently reduce…
Press Releases

Project STOP marks major milestones

Project STOP and its partners today reached significant milestones and successes in demonstrating a model for expanding affordable waste management and recycling solutions to help address the plastic waste challenge…

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The Challenge
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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.

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OUR APPROACH

The project partners with cities and government to build sustainable waste systems that eliminate leakage of plastics into the environment and ocean.

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