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97.76 Percent of Waste in Papua Has Not Been Managed, KLH Encourages Sorting from Source

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97.76 Percent of Waste in Papua Has Not Been Managed, KLH Encourages Sorting from Source
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Dock. KLH/BPLH)
Head of Pusdal LH Papua Abdul Muin with participants in the waste management coordination forum in Sorong City, Southwest Papua, Tuesday (22/9/2026). This cross-sector meeting encouraged the sorting and processing of waste from the source and accelerated the cessation of open dumping practices in the Papua region. (

KLH/Environmental Management Agency (BPLH) emphasized that solving the waste problem in Tanah Papua cannot be placed solely on the regional government. Collaboration between the government, business world, society, universities, communities and waste managers is needed to address geographical challenges and high operational costs.

Without reduction and processing from the source, limited final processing facilities will continue to increase the risk of environmental pollution on Bumi Cenderawasih.

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