OUR PROJECTS
WASTE MANAGEMENT
Assisting
17 villages
in Bali Province
Reducing
26.452 tons
of carbon emissions
Managing
28.535 tons
organic materials
Managing
3.198 tons
inorganic materials
Creating more than
200 jobs opening
Preventing up to
70%
waste goes to landfill
About this Project
MPH assists villages in implementing a source-based waste management program in accordance with the Bali Governor Regulation No. 47/2019. MPH builds a commitment with the village in the form of an MOU & Partnership Agreement to ensure the realization of a sustainable waste management system. Using a measurable scientific method, we optimize the operation of waste management facilities to improve the livelihood of villagers.
Project Objective
- Villages can manage waste independently.
- Separation at source leads to effective and efficient materials and waste management in villages.
- Increase the volume of recycled materials and sale value up to 10 times.
- Reduce waste to landfills by up to 90% and increase the volume of materials entering recycle industry.
ECO-CHAMPION
27 people
become an
Eco-Champion
Educated
23.966 families
in 17 villages
More than
4.200 families
practicing waste separation
About this Project
Eco-Champions are community leaders who can encourage villagers and change people’s perspectives towards a lifestyle in harmony with nature.
Eco-Champions receive technical guidance and training from MPH to acquire waste management knowledge and a general environmental perspective. With additional regular mentoring, the Eco-Champions improved their technical capacity for waste segregation, development of communication skills, growth of the discipline, and strengthening of motivation. The Eco-Champions build to become agents of change for environmental improvement in their villages.
Project Objective
- Eco-Champion was built as an extension of MPH staff to ensure that a source-based material and waste management system can operate independently and sustainably in every village.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AGRICULTURE
Involving
26 Farmers
Managing
6,8 hectares
of paddy fields
Subsidized
27 tons
of compost every seasons
About this Project
The regenerative agriculture approach increases the ability of agricultural land to store carbon by improving soil health and ecosystem biodiversity. The Merah Putih Hijau agriculture project began with CERDAS (Circular Economy Development in Organic Agriculture) pilot projects in Sayan Village, Pejeng Village, Tampaksiring Village, Taro Village, Tulikup Village, and Temesi Village. Farmers committed to undergoing the transition process to organic farming receive training, mentoring, and compost donation of 4 tons per hectare per season.
Project Objective
- Increase the uptake of compost from TPS 3R to agricultural land.
- Increase the fertility of agricultural land regularly.
- Restore the productivity of agricultural land without using chemicals.
- Improving the welfare of farmers.
RESPONSIBLE TOUR
Attracting more than
40 visitors
Involving
4 MPH villages
In collaboration with
1 partner
About this Project
MPH Responsible Tourism is a tourism activity that presents education about the environment, inviting visitors to take part in minimizing the environmental impact of tourist activities. Some activities include learning to become a Leader/Eco-Champion, learning environmentally friendly agriculture, utilizing local products, preserving culture, and local tourism potential.
Project Objective
- Introducing MPH-assisted villages.
- Provide an overview of the implementation of the MPH program in the target villages.
- Provide circular economic impact to local residents from waste management programs.
