How effective are community-based waste management facilities in supporting Bogor City’s waste reduction goals? This WWF-Indonesia study assesses the performance of 32 TPS 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Waste Processing Facilities) across Bogor City, examining governance, operations, financing, regulations, and community participation. The report identifies critical challenges affecting facility performance while providing practical recommendations to strengthen waste management systems, increase resource recovery, and reduce dependence on landfills.
This study presents a comprehensive assessment of 32 TPS 3R facilities in Bogor City, Indonesia, evaluating their performance across institutional, operational, financial, regulatory, and community participation aspects. The findings highlight common challenges, including limited waste segregation at source, financial constraints, operational inefficiencies, and resource limitations, while providing actionable recommendations to improve facility performance and support sustainable waste management. The report serves as a valuable reference for local governments, waste management practitioners, researchers, and organizations working to advance circular economy and community-based waste management solutions.
Available in Indonesian.
