Waste Management & Recycling

High-profile business delegations focused on waste management opportunities are organized in collaboration with the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) and the Association of German Mechanical and Plant Engineering (VDMA). These delegations enable direct connections between German waste management experts and Indonesian stakeholders, creating opportunities for partnerships and investments.

EKONID arranges workshops, seminars, and conferences that connect key players in the waste management sector. Collaboration with local environmental agencies and associations such as IdWA (Indonesian Water Association), ADUPI (Indonesian Plastic Recycling Association), and InSWA (Indonesia Solid Waste Association) ensures the exchange of knowledge and insights, keeping companies informed about the latest industry developments.

Tailored advice and support are provided to German companies looking to enter or expand within Indonesia’s waste management market. EKONID offers insights into local market dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and challenges to help businesses navigate complex market conditions. Comprehensive waste management studies and analyses are conducted, such as waste composition assessments in cities like Tasikmalaya and Banjarmasin, delivering valuable data to guide the implementation of technology-based solutions.

EKONID plays a key role in identifying and promoting technologies that align with Indonesia’s waste management goals. Support is provided for partnerships across subsectors such as waste-to-energy, recycling, and hazardous waste management. Collaboration with local municipalities and companies like PT Wastec International and PT Multi Mandiri Lestari strengthens project implementation.

Discussions and collaborations with relevant government agencies, including the Ministry of Environment and Forestry and the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, are facilitated to align waste management policies with project goals. This includes advancing initiatives such as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes, enabling German companies to contribute effectively to Indonesia’s waste management strategies.