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More than 400 Jakarta students invited to mobilize waste management and school greening

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More than 400 Jakarta students invited to mobilize waste management and school greening
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Tiyo Surya Sakti/Beritajakarta
Student members of the Student Nature Lovers (Sispala) took part in an Environmental Workshop at Taman Bendera Pusaka, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Saturday (31/10/2026

The continuation of the movement is a hope

Sarwoko hopes that Sispala activities can reach more schools and be carried out sustainably. The hope is that the knowledge gained by participants can be applied with friends in their respective educational environments.

However, the activity report does not yet contain the number of participating schools, the volume of waste that has been reduced through JOSS, or the monitoring plan for the trees planted. Therefore, this activity cannot be used as a measure of success in reducing waste or greening schools.

The workshop was also filled with awards to nature lover Muhammad Gunawan, known as Kang Gun.

Official Press Release Beritajakarta/ Pemprov DKI Jakarta

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