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Green Indonesia Waste Education for primary schools in Indonesia
by Indonesian Waste Platform (Other relevant actor)
Introduction of Green Indonesia - comprehensive environmental education program for age 4 to 14 in Indonesian schools.
This program was developed in 2013. The program includes 2-day Teacher Training with focus on Reduce, Re-use and Recycling, impact of waste on environment and establishment of school waste banks. Through our collaboration with ADUPI (Indonesian Plastic Recycling Association) we can connect these school waste banks to nearest contact in the ADUPI network.

One challenge: distances from remote regions to recycling industry - mostly located in west Java.
Aim: develop online learning materials based on the printed version.
Links to the books:

Student Book : https://issuu.com/happygreenworld/docs/buku_anak-anak_new?e=0
Teacher Activity Guide : https://issuu.com/happygreenworld/docs/activity_guide_green_indonesia_new

We are looking for partners to develop the online learning materials
Progress reports
14.1
By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution
Type of commitment
PLASTICS
  • Other (please specify): Waste Education
04/2018
Teacher Training primary and junior high schools sub-district Boleng, West Manggarai, Flores
08/2016
Teacher Training primary schools Sub-district Komodo, West Manggarai, Flores
10/2017
Teacher Training Junior High Schools Sub-district Komodo, West Manggarai, Flores
2014
Pilots on Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Financing (in USD)
7,500 USD
Other, please specify
Books printed by Ministry of Marine & Fisheries, Indonesia for teacher training 2017
In-kind contribution
Local government - Education Department West Manggarai, Flores
Staff / Technical expertise
Local stakeholder contributions at teacher trainings - Trash Hero Komodo (impact marine debris on environment and marine tourism) - P2L Recycling Women Group
Basic information
Time-frame: 2013 - ongoing
Website
Partners
Indonesian Waste Platform (Hub) - Eco Flores (NGO) Happy Green World (NGO) ADUPI (Industry - Indonesian Plastic Recycling Association)
Ocean Basins
  • Indian Ocean
  • South Pacific
Beneficiary countries
Other beneficaries
Contact information
Nina van Zinnicq Bergmann (van Toulon), Hub coordinator, nina@indonesianwaste.org, +62 81353446507 / +31 651368664
Jakarta / Labuan Bajo Indonesia
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