Flyover Opens Garbage Exchange via Application, Sorting Must Be Maintained up to the TPS

He called Layang the sub-district with the most population, the highest density, and the largest area in Bontoala District. This condition makes the involvement of residents in waste sorting a concern for the sub-district government.

Separate waste should not be mixed again

Melinda asked that monitoring of waste entering the TPS continue to be carried out. According to him, the Makassar City Government monitors so that waste that has been sorted does not mix again, including following up on reports regarding the entry of mixed waste from other areas.

He also emphasized that waste management requires the involvement of village heads, RT/RW administrators, PKK cadres and the community. The sub-district government cannot carry out the entire process itself.

Resident data collection is another part that is highlighted. Melinda asked that RT/RW and Dasawisma data be checked for suitability with field conditions so that environmental programs reach the right targets.

Economic potential needs to be followed by recording of results

According to Melinda, increasing waste bank activity in a number of areas is starting to provide economic benefits. He gave the example of an RT administrator who was said to be able to buy a used motorbike from the sale of inorganic waste collected by residents.