Indonesia Projects

In the coastal region of Lembar, Lombok, plastic pollution threatens sensitive mangrove ecosystems and the well-being of nearby communities. With limited access to formal waste infrastructure, much of the area’s plastic waste ends up in the environment, harming both biodiversity and livelihoods.

In partnership with ecoBali Recycling, the Bali Project focuses on addressing the island’s plastic waste crisis through responsible waste management and inclusive community efforts. As Bali grows as a global tourist destination, this initiative ensures sustainability stays at the forefront of development.

In Sumatra's pristine landscapes, our Plastic Removal Project is a beacon of environmental restoration, combatting plastic pollution on idyllic beaches through targeted clean-up initiatives, community engagement, and education about sustainable waste management practices, instilling a sense of responsibility and pride for lasting environmental stewardship.

In the lush landscapes of Java, Indonesia, our project is a pioneering initiative designed to tackle plastic pollution at its source. Led by Mas Erik and his dedicated team, this project harnesses local partnerships and advanced waste-tracking systems to empower individuals and communities to monitor, reduce, and offset their plastic footprint.