1. REPUBLIK INDONESIA 1 Tsunami Recovery Waste Management Programme (TRWMP)

2. REPUBLIK INDONESIA Tsunami Recovery Waste Management What is it? –Largest and most extensive solid waste infrastructure project –Coordinated response to natural disaster effort Why is it Important? –Debris clearance is the first step to rehabilitation and reconstruction –Provide temporary employment opportunities for communities

3. REPUBLIK INDONESIA How it Works Debris clearance supports the acceleration of rehabilitation and reconstruction Provide support to local governments to resume waste collection, disposal and clearance. Create temporary employment and new livelihood options Generate recyclable materials Support the design of waste management facilities.

4. REPUBLIK INDONESIA Key Results s 1 million m³ of waste cleared Blue prints developed for 6 permanent waste disposal facilities 15 interim landfills rehabilitated 3 sanitary landfills constructed 553 damaged buildings demolished 400,000 person days of temporary employment created 1,200 hectares of agricultural land cleared 164 SMEs created to recycle 68,000 tones of waste 1,400 government staff trained on solid waste management Waste collection fee-recovery mechanism piloted in 3 districts InfrastructureLivelihoods Governance

5. REPUBLIK INDONESIA Key Results: After Before ha Tsunami waste recycled

6. REPUBLIK INDONESIA What’s next? Developing disaster resilient, integrated waste facilities across the country by: 1.Providing technical assistance for planning and managing waste management systems 2.Pre-disaster plans for debris management 3. Replicating approaches and best practices from the Tsunami Recovery Waste Management Programme -putting in place local legislation -debris clearance from disasters -waste management livelihoods and small medium enterprises -imparting technical skills