MINISTRY

OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTRY

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

ROADMAP OF WASTE REDUCTION BY THE PRODUCER

(MOEF Regulation No. P.75/2019)

Dr. Novrizal Tahar

Director of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Managment

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 WASTE HIERARCHY:
A Foundation of Sustainable Solid Waste Management (SSWM)

PRINCIPLE OF SSWM:
•  Avoid, Segregate, Reuse, Recycle, Treat
•  Should be more waste to avoid than to be
landfilled
•  Highest hierarchy is the most honour
•  Highest hierarchy is no or the least impact
•  Highest hierarchy is the cheapest and
most effective
•  Recycle, WTE, or Landfill is not enough to
be a single solution, it should be done
simultaneously

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 Key Performance Indicator of Indonesia Sustainable SWM

2018 2025
•  SWM Capacity = 32% •  SWM Capacity = 100%
•  Reduction at source = 3% •  Reduction at source = 30%
•  Proper handling = 29% •  Proper handling = 70%
•  MPL reduction = 0.566 mi ton/year •  MPL reduction = 0.188 mi ton/year
•  Index of Public Unawareness = 0.72 •  Index of Public Unawareness = 0.30
•  Percentage of community doing waste segregation = •  Percentage of community doing waste segregation =
11% 50%
•  Recycling rate = 12% •  Recycling rate = 50%
•  Waste recovery to energy •  Waste recovery to energy
•  Electricity = 0 city •  Electricity = 12 cities
•  RDF = 0 location •  RDF = 52 power plants, 18 cement factories
•  Limitation of single-use plastic items •  Limitation of single-use plastic items
•  Province = 1 •  Province = 17
•  City/Regency = 19 •  City/Regency = 257

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 •  Implement sustainable &
OBJECTIVES responsible business.
•  To reduce waste that generates from •  Improve business efficiency.
goods and packaging at the beginning •  Boost recycling industry
by doing reduce, reuse, and recycle. •  Provide new business
•  To change public behaviour. opportunities (waste collection,
PRO, reuse & refill).

Why do we need
FOR GOVERNMENT PERMEN LHK P. FOR PRODUCER &
75/2019? BUSINESS

•  Mandate of Law.
•  Commit to global effort. •  Raise awareness to have less/zero
•  Concurrence with global policy waste lifestyle.
directive.
•  Educate to segregate & collect
•  Put the 3R and EPR as platform
FOR COMMUNITY waste properly.
toward CE
•  Implement sustainable solid waste •  Provide more choices for
management environmentally friendly product &
packaging.

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 LEGAL FRAMEWORK: IT IS MANDATORY NOT VOLUNTARY

UU 18/2008
Article 14 & 15
UN
SDGs
Resolutions

PP 81/2012
Article 12 to 15

Permen LHK P.
Perpres 97/2017 75/2019 Perpres 83/2018

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 ROADMAP OF WASTE REDUCTION BY THE PRODUCER PERIOD 2020-2029
Food and Beverage
Manufacturer Retailer
Servicer

Type of •  Food & Beverage •  Restaurant

•  Modern store
•  Consumers Goods •  Café
Producer •  Shopping Mall
•  Cosmetics & Personal •  Hotel
•  Traditional Market
Care •  Catering

The target is to
Type of Material Plastic Alumunium Paper Glass minimise waste
by 30% in 2029
Manufacturer Retailer Food and Beverage Servicer

•  PE bottle
•  PET bottle •  PS, PP & PE based single-
•  PS & PVC based packaging, bottle and use plate, cup, spoon, fork,
Regulated container
Items •  Multilayer flexible plastics
•  PE based grocery straw, etc.
•  Dedicated plastic straw on PP based bags •  Paper-coated based single-
packaging
use plate, cup, spoon, fork,
•  Aluminium can straw, etc
•  Glass bottle and jar
•  Paper based packaging

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 HOW DOES PRODUCER REDUCE THE WASTE? IT’S BEYOND EPR
To use goods, packaging, and container are easily
decomposed naturally and/or generated waste as little as It’s about design
possible. for sustainability:
durable, refillable,
Reduce (R1) returnable,
Not to use goods, packaging, and container are difficult to reusable,
decompose naturally. compostable &
recyclable

To use raw material that can be recycled.

It’s about Circular Economy.
Waste reduction of
goods and/or Recycle (R2) To use raw material that contain recycled material.
packaging
-  To provide facility and scheme for

taking-back post-consumer goods
To tack-back post-consumer recyclable goods, packaging, and
container to be recycled.
and/or packaging
-  To do recycle
-  To do handle residue

To use raw material that can be reused.

Reuse (R3)
-  To provide facility and scheme for
taking-back/returning post-
To tack-back post-consumer reusable goods, packaging, and
consumer goods and/or packaging
container to be reused. -  To do reuse
-  To do handle residue

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
 PHASE OUT ON 1 JAN 2030 RE-DESIGN
•  PVC and PS based packaging •  Use material that can be easily
•  Flexible sachet less than <50 ml recycled and reused
or <50 gr •  Use 50% recycled content in 10
•  Loose and dedicated plastic straw years
•  Plastic bag •  Remove plastic label and seal, use
•  Single-use cutlery including plate, emboss label
cup, spoon, fork, and plastic foam •  Use mono material packaging
container •  Apply clear or bluish PET colour
•  Apply minimum size of several
product/packaging items

LABELING
•  Compostable
•  Recyclable & recycled content
•  Reusable

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
ON GOING & UPCOMING AGENDA ACHIEVEMENT & TARGET
1.  Formulating technical guidance including: 1.  Already received 31 planning documents:
•  Proper planning document •  24 brand owner manufactures
•  Take-back mechanism •  7 retails
•  Providing waste collection facility mechanism 2.  All documents have been reviewed and given feedback
•  Partnership mechanism for correction and completion
•  Monitoring, evaluation, and reporting 3.  Process of correction and completion are targeted to
•  Communication, information, and education complete the end of this year
2.  Developing information system of waste reduction 4.  All technical guidance and information system of waste
performance reduction performance are targeted to complete the
3.  Developing electronic manifest for take-back scheme end of this year
4.  Integrate information system of waste reduction 5.  We are waiting for responsibility and commitment
performance with SIPSN from another producers who have not submitted
5.  Integrate with PROPER planning document

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
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 THANK YOU
TERIMA KASIH

Directorate of Solid Waste Management

Director General for Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, and Toxic Substance Management
Ministry of Environment and Forestry