The following news have been published by Project STOP:
With 2020 well under way, we are happy to share that as of the start of this month, more than 48,000 people in Muncar and Pasuruan are receiving waste collection services for the first time. Together with the Muncar community, Project STOP
With our three city partnerships in Muncar, Pasuruan and Jembrana, we aim to reach 450,000 people and prevent more than 10,000 tonnes of plastic from leaking into the environment over the next five years.
As we establish replicable, economically sustainable, circular waste management solutions that can be expanded across Southeast Asia, and as we continue to test and innovate, our new partnerships will help us
The Project STOP team, along with SYSTEMIQ and Borealis, are grateful to our partners – the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment, the Banyuwangi Government, the Regencies of Jembrana and Pasuruan, as well as the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NOVA Chemicals, Nestlé, the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, and Borouge, along with our technical partners Schwarz, SWI, Veolia and HP Inc. We are excited to go big in 2020 to address some of the most important structural constraints hindering the set-up and operations of waste systems nationwide.
To learn more:
visit www.stopoceanplastics.com
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For further information please contact:
Borealis:
Virginia Mesicek
Senior Manager a.i., External Communications
e-mail: virginia.mesicek@borealisgroup.com
tel.: +43 1 22 400 772 (Vienna, Austria
Project STOP:
Sun Oh
Communications Lead, Project STOP
Tel.: +44 (0)774 1738095
Email: sun.oh@systemiq.earth
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photo: Project STOP has created 90 full-time jobs in waste management.
photo: © SYSTEMIQ. image. 13.33mbphoto: more than 48,000 people in Muncar and Pasuruan are receiving waste collection services for the first time
photo: © SYSTEMIQ. image. 11mbphoto: Fishing port in Muncar, East Java, Indonesia
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