Legal Framework of Waste Management in Indonesia

Abstract

This paper analyzes waste management in DKI Jakarta. It aims to understand the opportunities that the DKI Jakarta government can increase investment by plastic waste management. The recycling business is one of the implementations of the circular economy in Indonesia. However, it will cause some problems without the right sorting process. This research is a doctrinal/normative legal research employing a statutory approach. Data collection involved library research, and the data were then analyzed qualitatively. Legal aspects in waste management in Indonesia refers to three levels, namely national, regional and local. Law enforcement in waste management is also an embodiment of the government and the regional government of DKI Jakarta, which requires producers to provide Temporary Shelter, Temporary Shelter of 3R (Reduce, Recycle, Reuse) and collection equipment for disaggregated waste.

Differences in behavior, engagement and environmental knowledge on waste management for science and social students through the campus program

“…According to Lestari & Trihadiningrum (2019), the law regulates waste management that should be conducted by the government and the community without exception in the higher education environment. Furthermore, it regulates the implementation of waste management maintenance, such as the reduction and handling policies that involve the government and the community in realizing a good and healthy living environment (Purba and Erliyana, 2020). Particularly, the government cooperates with related institutions for the implementation of waste management in the community (Zurbrugg, 2002), the Adwiyata program from the ministry of the environment (Nurwidodo et al, 2020;Prabawa-Sear, 2018;Tanu and Parker, 2018;Yusuf et al, 2020) and a collaborative program between the ministry of research and higher education in the context of sustainable development (Ikhsan et al, 2019;Nomura, 2009;Novawan and Aisyiyah, 2020;Prihantoro, 2014).…”

University Compliance toward Waste Management Obligations: Special Region of Yogyakarta Experience

“…Each person as addressed in Waste Management Law are obligate to take actions in the form of in the form of efforts to waste reduction and handling. [7] As for the university, institution have comply to several obligations that must be carried out in the area, including:…”

Garbage Care as a Way for Eco-Spiritual Care in a Multifaith Society in Indonesia

“…It reflects the government's lack of dealing with the problem. Some laws were made to overcome the garbage problem, but are not well-implemented (Purba and Erliyana 2020). Coordination between departments is poor, reflecting the social split mentioned above.…”