Is it still trash today? Reuse Lifestyle – The Sure Way to Minimize Waste

Jakarta, 23 February 2023. Recently, photos of waste generation at the Bantar Gebang Integrated Waste Processing Site, which has reached 40 meters or the equivalent of a 16-story building, have been circulating. One effective and practical way to tackle the waste issue is by using plastic substitutes and adopting a reusable lifestyle. Tiza Mafira, Executive […]

Jakarta Reuse Movement: An Attempt to Make Reuse Lifestyle More Accessible

Jakarta, 1 July 2022 – The Indonesian Plastic Bag Diet Movement (also known as Gerakan Indonesia Diet Kantong Plastik – GIDKP) and Zero Waste Living Lab (ZWLL) Enviu have introduced Jakarta Reuse Movement to create an ecosystem that supports the reuse lifestyle in Jakarta. This program aims to reduce single-use plastics (SUP) from daily products, […]

Encouraging Reduction of Single-Use Plastics in Markets, ‘Aisyiyah and Market Traders Participate in “My Market is My Place of Worship” Training

“My Market is My Place of Worship” is the theme carried by the Environmental and Disaster Management Institute (LLHPB) Central Leadership (PP) ‘Aisyiyah and the Indonesian Plastic Bag Diet Movement (GIDKP) in holding training for market traders and members of ‘Aisyiyah Branch – Branch to encourage the reduction of single-use plastic in traditional markets. The […]

Increasing Environmental Awareness, LLHPB PP ‘Aisyiyah and Plastic Bag Diet, Campaign to Ban Single-Use Plastics in Traditional Markets

The Indonesian Plastic Bag Diet Movement (GIDKP) is collaborating with the Aisyiyah Central Leadership Institute for the Environment and Disaster Management (LLHPB) in implementing a program to increase environmental awareness through a religious approach in order to support Governor Regulation No. 142/2019 concerning the Obligation to Use Shopping Bags Environmentally Friendly at the People’s Market. […]

Jakarta Reuse Movement: Initiative to Create a Reuse Lifestyle

Jakarta, 1 July 2022 – The Indonesian Plastic Bag Diet Movement (GIDKP) and Enviu’s Zero Waste Living Lab (ZWLL) present the Jakarta Reuse Movement to create an ecosystem that can support a reuse lifestyle in Jakarta. This program aims to reduce single-use plastic from everyday products which is still a major problem, such as food […]

Unilever: It’s time to #StopSachets

Press conference To be released soon Unilever: It’s time to #StopSachets Plastic sachet packaging accounts for 16 percent of the plastic waste found in Indonesian waters and the environment. Unilever has consistently ranked among the top three polluting companies in recent brand audits in several major cities. None of Unilever’s waste reduction roadmaps are publicly […]

Traditional markets can reduce the use of single-use plastic.

Jakarta, 26 April 2022 – Four markets in Bandung and Banjarmasin have completed a plastic-free pilot market trial program, which began in February 2021. As a result, Kosambi and Cihapit Markets in Bandung reduced the use of single-use plastic bags by 11% and 19%, respectively. Apart from that, there was a similar decline at Pekauman […]

Launching of the First Plastic Free Market Program in Banjarmasin City

Banjarmasin (25 November 2021). The Mayor of Banjarmasin, Ibnu Sina, together with the Banjarmasin City Environmental Service and the Indonesian Plastic Bag Diet Movement supported by the European Union and the German Government through the Rethinking Plastics: Circular Economy Solution to Marine Litter project have just launched a trial of the Plastic Free Market in […]

Tiza Mafira

Executive DirEctor

Tiza has led Diet Plastik Indonesia, and co-founded it, since 2013. She feels grateful that the environmental law knowledge she learned in college can be used to make changes. In her spare time, Tiza enjoys making doll houses out of cardboard for her children and doing water sports. Tiza is an alumna of the Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia (2002) and Harvard Law School (2010).

Tiza Mafira

Executive DirEctor

Tiza memimpin Dietplastik Indonesa, dan turut mendirikannya, sejak 2013. Ia merasa bersyukur ilmu hukum lingkungan yang dipelajarinya ketika kuliah dapat digunakan untuk membuat perubahan. Pada waktu senggang, Tiza senang membuat rumah boneka dari kardus untuk anak-anaknya dan melakukan olahraga air. Tiza adalah alumna Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia (2002) dan Harvard Law School (2010).