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Indonesia is starting to reap more economic benefits as it implements circular economy principles, although the country still has a lot of room to improve its waste collection and management, a ministry official has said.
The government has set out an ambitious plan to increase the country's per annum waste collection capacity to 4.29 million tons by 2030, addressing a key inhibitor to developing the recycling industry.
The recycled packaging industry association says that formalizing the informal waste sector is key to scaling up Indonesia's waste management toward a plastics economy, while one of Oceania's largest bottling companies leads the charge with a new recycling plant that embraces waste pickers and their welfare.
