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Waste Management Becomes Lebak Strategic Project, District Government Eyes RDF Technology

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Waste Management Becomes Lebak Strategic Project, District Government Eyes RDF Technology
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Deputy Regent of Lebak Amir Hamzah

This system is expected to become part of the regional development ecosystem while supporting the green economic transformation as directed in the National Medium Term Development Plan or RPJMN 2025–2029.

"Through this strategic step, Lebak Regency in the future will not only be ready to receive and process waste, but will also be ready to create a sustainable green economic ecosystem," he said.

By establishing waste management as a regional strategic project, the Lebak Regency Government has a policy basis for strengthening infrastructure, developing technology, building partnerships, and increasing community involvement in reducing and sorting waste from the source.

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