Evidence-based Strategies for Reducing Plastic Waste in Indonesia

Discover insights on addressing plastic pollution from Indonesia in the Systems Analysis Approach to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesian Societies (PISCES) project report, the Evidence-based Strategies for Reducing Plastic Waste in Indonesia. SMARTS Center was engaged in finding the cost of action and inaction. Through Indonesia’s National Action Plan, PISCES recommend a systemic and locally driven change by a circular economy framework with the use of CVORR (Complex Value Optimisation for Resource Recovery) to track the flow of plastic, money, people, habits, and policies; an improved and inclusive EPR, integrated behaviour change and a national Monitoring, Reporting and Verification system to monitor plastic-related risks. Find 26 evidence-based policy recommendations and much more in the report.

Click here for the report: https://doi.org/10.17633/rd.brunel.29881835

Costas Velis

Eddy Soedjono

Eleni Iacovidou

Fabrizio Ceschin

Gede Hendrawan

Joyashree Roy

Joyee S. Chatterjee

Kayleigh Wyles

Lesley Henderson

Melanie Austen

Prathana Panwar

Radisti A. Praptiwi

Muhammad Reza Cordova

RICHARD THOMPSON OBE FRS

Sabine Pahl

Satabdi Datta

Spyridoula Gerassimidou

Sudarso Fisip

Professor Susan Jobling

Indonesia is ready to act after global plastics treaty fails, press release: https://smartscenter.ait.ac.th/_files/ugd/dc0393_ea9ecfe20a1448a4bcc24ae8f20d6db2.pdf

Indonesia Unwrapped | A Plastic Paradise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do7G02LEAnM

For more information on the project:

https://www.piscespartnership.org/

https://smartscenter.ait.ac.th/smarts-pisces