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Policy Report
Kitakyushu Initiative for a Clean Environment
Surabaya City, the regional capital and the second largest city in Indonesia with three million inhabitants, has successfully achieved 10% waste reduction in 3 years (200t/d waste reduction; 1,500-1,600t/d of waste in 2005 to 1,300t/d in 2007). The achievement was made through 1) distribution of 17,000 units of household compost baskets, 2) setting...
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Economic analysis of composting, through Surabaya's case: Application in Bangkok
Workshop on utilization of organic waste, 6 November 2008
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Cebu City Summit on the Takakura Method of Household-based and Community Composting, 29 November 2008
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The Co-benefits of Jakarta's BRT
Climate Friendly Transportation in Asia, BAQ Pre-event Meeting
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National project proposal to upgrade Surabaya's successful solid waste management practice
Submitted to BAPPENAS (National Development Planning Agency), KLH (Ministry of Environment) and PU (Ministry of Public Works) in Indonesia
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Non Peer-reviewed Article
新ＪＩＣＡの強みを生かした気候変動対策支援
In JICA'S WORLD
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Environmental Cooperation in Asia: through a composting project in Surabaya, Indonesia
東北大学大学院環境フロンティア国際プログラムの講演
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Conference Proceeding
Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop
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In Surabaya City, Indonesia, household organic waste composting has been widely practiced in communities. The city government, through the support of several private companies and local NGOs, have adopted the Takakura method that utilises baskets for household composting. This methodology was developed by Pusdakota, a local NGO, in 2004, with...