The Summit brought together policymakers and researchers to affirm concrete steps and joint commitments toward achieving UI’s goal of a zero-waste, sustainable campus environment.

Student paper highlights the need for improved waste separation infrastructure and bins across several campus faculties, urging swift action from the administration.

The ‘Green Woman Leaders x GPCampaign’ by Universitas Indonesia empowers women in Sawangan, Depok, to serve as community health and environmental advocates by integrating household waste management with stunting prevention initiatives.

The Depok Environmental Agency highlighted its collaboration with CSWM UI, presenting key strategies to enhance waste processing efficiency throughout the city.

CSWM UI and the German National Metrology Institute (PTB) held a strategic discussion focused on accelerating circular economy standards and implementation in Indonesia.

A joint forum with the Indonesian Pyrolysis Association showcased cutting-edge pyrolysis technology as a viable, innovative solution for effective plastic waste management.