0.7 Hectares of Oi Mbo TPA Land Remains, Bima Prepares Integrated Waste Processing

BIMA, LINE EARTH, GARISBUMI.com – The Oi Mbo Final Processing Site (TPA) in Bima City is facing limited land amidst the influx of around 86 tonnes of waste per day. Of the total area of ​​around 5.7 hectares, only around 0.7 hectares of land is estimated to have not been used.

These conditions have encouraged the Bima City Government together with the DPRD to prepare the revitalization of the Oi Mbo TPA and the construction of an Integrated Waste Processing Site (TPST). Both steps are aimed at strengthening waste management and reducing pressure on landfill capacity.

Based on information from the Bima City DLH published on Thursday (8/10/2026), the leadership of the DPRD and Commission III together with the PUPR Service, DLH and Bappeda held consultations regarding development readiness requirements or Readiness Criteria (RC).

The consultation took place at the West Nusa Tenggara Building, Infrastructure and Area Management Center (BPBPK). The group was received by the Head of Dades Prinandes Hall along with his staff.

Waste Generation Reaches 147.1 Tons per Day

According to DLH Bima City, population growth and urban activities have also increased the need for waste management. Waste generation in the city currently reaches around 147.1 tons per day, with around 86 tons of it going to the Oi Mbo landfill.

Limited land that has not been used is one of the reasons for the need to develop processing facilities. Without proper handling, it is feared that the landfill capacity will not be able to accommodate waste in the long term.

The construction of the TPST and revitalization of the Oi Mbo TPA are expected to be part of improving the waste system so that it is more sustainable and able to meet the needs of Bima City.

DPRD Supports TPA Revitalization and TPST Construction

During the meeting, the Chairman of the Bima Syamsurih City DPRD expressed his institution's commitment to supporting the construction of the TPST and the revitalization of the Oi Mbo TPA.

This support is expected to strengthen cooperation between regional governments, DPRD, central government technical centers and related regional apparatus in preparing projects.

The discussion was directed at fulfilling readiness requirements, technical support, and development planning. Strengthening policies and budgeting is also a necessary part so that these two plans can be realized.

The Bima City Government together with the DPRD hope that this consultation will produce concrete follow-up actions to speed up the preparation of facilities and improve city waste management.