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500 Houses in South Kembangan Sort Waste, Reduction in Shipments to Bantargebang Has Not Been Measurable

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500 Houses in South Kembangan Sort Waste, Reduction in Shipments to Bantargebang Has Not Been Measurable
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West Jakarta City Government
Installation of a "House of Sorting" sticker on one of the houses of Kembangan Selatan residents, West Jakarta

The sub-district government targets the number of participating houses to continue to increase in nine RWs. To maintain program sustainability, monitoring and evaluation will be carried out periodically.

"We will carry out regular evaluations. If a house that has received a sticker turns out to no longer be sorted, we can remove the sticker. So, this is a responsibility," said Junaidi.

The evaluation schedule, target for additional participants, and waste reduction indicators have not been detailed in the statement. This information is needed to assess the sustainability of sorting and the program's contribution to reducing waste sent to Bantargebang.

Official Press Release Pemkot Administrasi Jakarta Barat

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