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TPS3R Bhumi Lestari Strengthened to Reduce Waste to Landfill

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TPS3R Bhumi Lestari Strengthened to Reduce Waste to Landfill
ENVIRONMENT
Kapanewon Wates
The atmosphere of waste management at TPS3R Bhumi Lestari, Kulwaru Village, Kapanewon Wates, Kulon Progo Regency

GARISBUMI.com – KULON PROGO, GARISBUMI.com | Community-based waste management at TPS3R Bhumi Lestari, Kulwaru Village, Kapanewon Wates, Kulon Progo Regency, received assistance to improve waste sorting and processing. This facility is expected to increase its role in reducing the volume of waste disposed of at the final processing site (TPA).

The assistance by Kapanewon Wates took place in preparation for the Adipura assessment. According to information from the Kulon Progo Regency Government, coaching includes the waste management process, cleanliness of facilities, as well as complete administration and documentation.

Sorting and processing is a concern

Head of the Kapanewon Wates Prosperity Bureau, Dheny Setyawati, explained that assistance was provided to ensure that the management of the Bhumi Lestari Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (TPS3R) Waste Processing Site runs well.

Aspects to be considered include waste sorting, organic and inorganic waste processing, as well as environmental management and cleanliness of the facility area.

Kapanewon Wates also provides direction and input to improve the quality of management. Administrative completeness and documentation are also checked as part of readiness to face the Adipura assessment.

Reducing waste to landfill is still a hope

Official Press Release Kapanewon Wates.

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