Indonesia Reuse Association (AGUNI), formerly known as the Reuse Special Interest Group, is an organization committed to establishing a nationwide holistic reuse system. AGUNI’s mission is to advance reuse solutions to tackle the social impacts of plastic and single-use packaging pollution by developing reuse standards collaboratively, strengthening the capacity of reuse actors and businesses, building partnerships, and engaging in national and global movements aligned with its vision.

AGUNI advocates for policies related to reuse systems, which has been positively responded to by the issuance of the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority Regulation (PerBPOM) No.12 of 2023 concerning the Supervision of the Manufacturing and Distribution of Cosmetics, which includes provisions for certain types of refillable cosmetics. AGUNI also actively engages in both national and global movements, including by issuing the document “Recommendations to a Zero Draft Global Plastic Treaty” to the Government of Indonesia; an effort to strengthen the inclusion of reuse solutions in the Global Plastics Treaty.