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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

Through this assistance, TPS3R Bhumi Lestari is expected to be able to strengthen waste management at the community level thereby reducing the volume that must be disposed of in the landfill.

However, the Kulon Progo Regency Government's statement does not include data on facility capacity, the amount of waste processed, or the volume of residue that is still being sent to the landfill. The extent of waste reduction that has been achieved cannot therefore be known from this information.

This statement also does not detail the organic and inorganic waste processing methods used, nor the operational obstacles found during the assistance.

Sustainability involves administrators and residents

The Kulon Progo Regency Government emphasizes the importance of the involvement of TPS3R administrators, sub-district governments and the community to maintain sustainable waste management.

Kapanewon Wates hopes that this coaching will help TPS3R Bhumi Lestari become an example of waste management in its area. Operational improvements and citizen involvement are part of efforts to achieve this goal, along with preparations for the Adipura assessment.

Official Press Release Kapanewon Wates.

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