81265788 — Consultancy Services in Solid Waste Management in Indonesia

The project ‘Emissions reduction in cities through improved waste management (DKTI)’ has been commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). This project would respond to the problem faced by Indonesia concerning waste management and tackling greenhouse gas emission. With its large population (around 270 million people), Indonesia is one of largest emitters of greenhouse gas in the world, with unmanaged waste contributes for over 6 % of total GHG emissions. The project aims to support the development of suitable waste management systems by improving required conditions in the national and municipal levels. The project would work by strengthening the capacities of public actors in the national level and municipalities in the areas of technical know-how, data management and financing. It will also promote the involvement of civil society and the private sector. The project shall facilitate the exchange of experiences between cities, as well as to enable the dissemination of piloted and tested approaches. Working in municipalities level and national level, the outputs of the project represent technical know-how in value chain of waste management, improvement of waste and GHG emission data, and enabling financing of improved waste management