At Glance

• Indonesia is the 2nd largest plastic waste producer after China. It is projected that in 2025 it will still occupy the 2nd position in the world if there is no paradigm shift and waste management in general.
• The Indonesian government is committed by 2025 to reduce waste by 30% and manage waste by 70% through the Clean Indonesia Movement.

Our Strategy

• Develop waste management modules to support the formation of the character of caring for the environment for elementary, middle and high school students, complete with media and teaching tools such as videos, infographics, posters, activity sheets and so on.
• Conducting Training of Trainers for elementary, junior high and high school teachers to improve teachers' understanding and skills regarding the integration of Waste Management materials into learning subjects at school.
• Monitor and evaluate the Implementation of Waste Management Learning in schools.

Why focus on Sampahku Tanggung Jawabku?

"Sampahku, Tanggung Jawabku" is a collaborative program between the Lentera Anak Foundation, Danone-AQUA and UP2M Polar University of Indonesia with the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Culture to support the Clean Indonesia Movement.

Given Indonesia's demographic composition with the younger generation accounting for more than 41% of Indonesia's total population, building awareness and behavior of the millennial generation through habituation in schools will contribute significantly to efforts to reduce waste.

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