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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

As part of this assessment, the Lebak Regency Government carried out a working visit to the PT Park Tahta Berjaya Airport Sanitation facility in Tangerang City.

The visit was carried out to study the concept of integrated waste management that is environmentally friendly and sustainable.

"Yesterday we made a working visit to PT Park Tahta Berjaya to see firsthand the concept and implementation of integrated waste management that is environmentally friendly and sustainable," said Amir.

During the visit, Lebak Regency Government officials studied the stages of waste management, starting from reducing it at the source, sorting, processing, to using it as refuse-derived fuel or RDF.

RDF is an alternative fuel produced from waste after going through a sorting and processing process. Its use has the potential to reduce the volume of waste that ends up in final processing sites while also replacing some of the use of fossil fuels.

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Head of the Lebak Regency Environmental Service, Irvan Suyatupika, said that improving waste management was part of efforts to realize the Lebak Hegar program in Lebak Ruhay's vision.

According to Irvan, Lebak Regency needs an immediate and systematic solution through integrated waste management reform.

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