BINTARI melalui PLASMA-B : Membentuk Pokja Pengelolaan Sampah di Pulau Saparua, Pulau Banda, dan Pulau Rhun, Maluku Tengah

BINTARI, through the PLASMA-B Program, Establishes Waste Management Working Groups on Saparua Island, Banda Island, and Rhun Island, Central Maluku

Small islands in Maluku are blessed with natural beauty while also facing complex challenges. Saparua Island and Banda Island, both part of Central Maluku Regency, currently lack Final Disposal Sites (TPA) and Integrated Waste Processing Facilities (TPST). Their geographic separation by sea, high transportation costs, and limited infrastructure mean that household waste collection services are virtually unavailable. As a result, residents have long managed their waste independently—by burning it, disposing of it in forests, or even dumping it into the sea.

Yayasan BINTARI dan Mitra Luncurkan Program Konservasi Laut Berbasis Pengelolaan Sampah Plastik di Maluku Tengah

BINTARI Foundation and Partners Launch Marine Conservation Program Based on Plastic Waste Management in Central Maluku

  Masohi, Central Maluku – 26 June 2025 – The Bina Karta Lestari Foundation (BINTARI), in collaboration with the Toma Majo Lease Foundation (TML), officially launched the program “Protecting Biodiversity in the Central Maluku Region through Plastic Waste Management (PLASMA-B)” today. The kick-off event was held at the Hall of the Central Maluku Regent’s Office in Masohi City, marking the start of a two-year collaborative effort to address plastic waste issues threatening marine ecosystems on Saparua and Banda Islands.