How effective are Jakarta’s TPS 3R facilities in reducing waste and supporting a circular economy? WWF-Indonesia’s latest study assesses the performance of 20 TPS 3R (Tempat Pengolahan Sampah Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) facilities across Jakarta, examining governance, operations, financing, and community participation. The findings highlight both good practices and persistent challenges, providing recommendations to strengthen community-based waste management and reduce pressure on increasingly constrained landfill capacity.
This publication presents a comprehensive assessment of 20 TPS 3R facilities in Jakarta, evaluating their performance across regulatory, institutional, operational, financial, and community participation aspects. The study identifies common challenges such as equipment breakdowns, staffing constraints, limited waste segregation at source, and operational inefficiencies, while highlighting successful practices that can be replicated.
Available in Bahasa Indonesia, the report offers evidence-based recommendations for local governments, waste practitioners, and policymakers seeking to improve community-based waste management systems and advance circular economy solutions in urban areas.
