Results of Regulatory Surveys
Plasticdiet Indonesia, together with our organization partners, conducted monitoring and evaluation of Single Use Plastic (SUP) banning regulation in Jakarta, Bali, Bogor City, and Kediri City. The monitoring results generated data on the volume of single-use plastics still being distributed, factors influencing the implementation of SUP banning, as well as the challenges in monitoring the […]
Policy Brief MERIT Project
Plasticdiet Indonesia, YPBB Bandung, and PPLH Bali develop a credible and science-based method for monitoring methane performance at landfill (TPA) through the MERIT (Methane Emissions Reduction Initiatives for Transparency) Project. This project aims to generate scientific evidence for methane emission prevention and to facilitate informed policy decision-making in waste management in Indonesia. Download MERIT’s Policy […]
Preliminary Study: Establishing Reuse Solutions and Roadmap Design for Waste Reduction through Reuse by Producers in Indonesia
This document presents the preliminary study that aim to develop strategies and roadmap in order to reduce plastic waste through reuse by manufacturers in Indonesia. This is intended as a transition part into circular economy where the products and packaging are not only used once, but also reusable by several models and system. Download Executive […]
Study on Reuse & Refill Infrastructure and Operational Systems
This study was prepared under the direction of the Coordinating Ministry for Infrastructure and the Ministry of Environment by Plasticdiet Indonesia, in collaboration with the Indonesia Reuse Association (AGUNI) and with the support of GIZ Green Infrastructure Development. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the existing conditions, challenges, and opportunities for developing reuse and refill […]
MERIT Project Shares Study Results on Methane Measurement from the Waste Sector at an International Forum
Seoul hosted the Asia Waste Methane Convening 2025 on September 8–9, bringing together civil society, academia, experts, and government representatives to develop a roadmap for managing methane emissions from the waste sector. Plasticdiet Indonesia had the opportunity to serve as one of the panelists, presenting the study results of the MERIT (Methane Emission Reduction Initiative […]
Panel PR3
Plasticdiet Indonesia is a member of PR3’s Reusable Packaging System Standards Panel, where it collaborates with organizations from various countries to develop standards for reuse systems. The development of these standards aims to create a reuse ecosystem that is affordable, equitable, and safe. PR3’s Standards currently include the following six parts: Collection Points, Container Design, […]
Abrupt Adjournment Puts Future of Global Plastics Treaty in Jeopardy
Geneva, 15 August 2025 – Hopes for a major breakthrough in the global plastics negotiations (INC-5.2) were dashed this week, as talks in Geneva ended abruptly and without a clear pathway forward. Originally set to conclude on 14 August, the session was unexpectedly extended to the following day for a final plenary. Yet, delegates and […]
Reuse as a Pillar, Plastic Production Must Be Cut: A Call to the Indonesian Delegation
Geneva, 13 August 2025 – Plasticdiet Indonesia and the Indonesian Reuse Association (AGUNI) express deep concern over the extreme weakness of the Chair’s Draft Text Proposal released on 13 August 2025 during the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5.2) for the Global Plastics Treaty. The document neglects proven upstream solutions to prevent plastic pollution, especially reuse/refill systems, […]
Championing Reuse at the Forefront of Global Plastic Treaty Negotiation
At the World Economic Forum (WEF) on August 3, 2025, held in Geneva, Switzerland, Executive Director of Dietplastik Indonesia, Tiza Mafira, served as one of the panelists in the session themed Beating Plastic Pollution: Solutions Day. Tiza delivered a strong civil society perspective on the ongoing negotiations for the Global Plastic Treaty. She expressed concern […]
Focusing on Reuse Protocols, Plastic Free Picnic 2025 Prevents More than 700 Single-Use Plastics
On July 27, 2025, Piknik Bebas Plastik (Plastic-Free Picnic) returned as part of the Pawai Bebas Plastik (Plastic Free Parade) campaign, joining the global momentum of Plastic Free July. This year, the event went beyond promoting a low-waste lifestyle—it strengthened the implementation of the Reuse Protocol, an experiential guide for using reuse systems in public […]
