100 Surabaya Young People Hold Climate Action at Kenjeran Beach

Climate Action Starts from the Nearest Environment

On the first day, participants gained various perspectives on climate change and environmental actions that can be carried out in everyday life.

Representative of the MSDPPI KLH/Environmental Management Agency (BPLH) Directorate, Wisnu Murti, discussed the threat of a triple planetary crisis. These crises include climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution and waste.

He reminded that efforts to protect the earth do not have to wait for large-scale projects. Young people can start by saving energy, sorting waste from the house, and planting trees.

Head of the Surabaya City Environmental Service, Muhammad Fikser, explained a number of steps taken by the city government to overcome environmental problems.

These steps include expanding green open space, protecting mangrove areas, and using the Surabaya City Waste Bank Management Information System or SIBASAM to increase community participation.

Surabaya City Environment Princess 2024 Queen Annesya also shared her experience in developing organic waste management using maggots with the community.