NPAP Indonesia

01/01/2026

Throughout 2025, Indonesia NPAP advanced a series of strategic and concrete actions, step by step, by strengthening collaboration among multiple stakeholders to tackle plastic pollution in Indonesia. These efforts brought together government, the private sector, NGOs, local communities, and beyond.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Ministry of Environment (), led by Mr. as Indonesia NPAP Ambassador; Mrs. Nani Hendiarti, Deputy Coordinating Minister for Food Accessibility and Safety at the .ri and Government Co-Chair of Indonesia NPAP; Mr. .dsupriyadi, Non-Government Co-Chair of Indonesia NPAP; and all Indonesia NPAP members for their collaboration throughout 2025.

Here’s a short kaleidoscope video capturing key moments from the past year, while acknowledging that many bilateral meetings were not documented on video. We look forward to going further in 2026, working together toward a future free from plastic pollution.

15/12/2025

22/08/2025

Yesterday, on 21 August, Indonesia’s , in collaboration with and Indonesia NPAP, held a high-level meeting attended by government representatives, think tanks, environmental organizations, and private sector stakeholders concerned about plastic pollution. The meeting was led by the Minister of Environment, , who also serves as Indonesia NPAP Ambassador.

This meeting aimed to outline strategic steps following the inconclusive outcome of INC-5.2 in Geneva. “INC-5.2 concluded without reaching a consensus. Nevertheless, Indonesia remains firmly committed to taking concrete actions, even in the absence of a global agreement,” said Minister Hanif during the meeting.

Several key recommendations emerged from the meeting as calls to action for the next steps:
1. Positioning Indonesia NPAP as a multi-stakeholder platform to support government priorities in strengthening Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for packaging.
2. Coordinating the mobilization of non-governmental funding to enhance waste management efforts.

This meeting was attended by representatives from .ri, .id, , , & .

Several representatives from the private sector and communities also attended, most of them members of Indonesia NPAP, including , , .id, .id, , , , , , , , , , .co, , , , , & .

20/08/2025

Tomorrow, following the long-awaited and urgent Global Plastic Treaty negotiations aimed at addressing global plastic pollution, Indonesia’s will take the lead in outlining strategic steps after INC-5.2 in Geneva.

This high-level meeting will be led by H.E. , Minister of Environment and Indonesia NPAP Ambassador. The meeting — held in collaboration with the — aims to share Indonesia’s negotiation position at INC-5.2 and present national strategies to collaboratively combat plastic pollution through a circular economy approach.

Event Details:

📆 Thursday, 21 August 2025
⏰ 09:00–12:00 AM (UTC+7)

Attendance by invitation only.

13/08/2025

[Latest Update from Geneva – INC 5.2]

On 13 August at 2.50 PM, Ambassador Luis Vayas, Chair of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) on Plastic Pollution, tabled the Chair’s Draft Text Proposal ahead of the third plenary session.

The proposal presents an almost clean draft of the agreement, with Article 6 on Supply/Sustainable Production slashed and only minor remaining brackets under the Plastics Product Design and National Plans article.

Having an agreement sometimes means it may not be ideal for everyone.

Our Lead & Community and Project Coordinator, Rocky Pairunan and Bunga Karnisa — both also serving as Official Observer representatives of the WRI Indonesia delegation — reporting from Geneva, August 13, 2025.

05/08/2025

Meet the Indonesia NPAP Secretariat Delegation at INC-5.2

We’re thrilled and honored to participate in INC-5.2 as an Official Observer representative of World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia over the next two weeks!

Our Lead & Community and Project Coordinator, Rocky Pairunan and Bunga Karnisa, will be on the ground at the forum in Geneva, Switzerland. We’re looking forward to connecting with fellow participants. If you’re interested in meeting with our team, feel free to reach out through: [email protected]

Let’s work together to advance this Global Plastic Treaty and tackle the urgent challenge of plastic pollution worldwide!

17/07/2025

🌏 Ayo, ikuti konferensi iklim terbesar di Indonesia !

Indonesia Net-Zero Summit (INZS) 2025 hadir kembali dengan semangat baru sebagai titik temu utama yang mempertemukan berbagai pemangku kepentingan—dari pemerintah, diplomat, aktivis, pegiat, selebriti, akademisi, mahasiswa, hingga masyarakat umum—untuk menerjemahkan aspirasi iklim menjadi kebijakan dan aksi net-zero yang berdampak nyata bagi Indonesia.

CATAT TANGGALNYA!
📅 Sabtu, 26 Juli 2025
📍 Djakarta Theater, Jakarta

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Ikuti terus dan untuk info terbaru seputar !

27/06/2025

June might have been one of the busiest months for the Secretariat of Indonesia NPAP. Throughout the month, we held several meetings to gather input and recommendations to support the government’s position ahead of the upcoming INC-5.2 in Geneva, Switzerland, this August.

On June 4 and 19, we gathered input from upstream to downstream companies — in preparation for INC-5.2, which will take place in Geneva this August.

In the last week of June, we also held an insightful discussion with the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and innovators to bring their perspectives into the global discourse on plastic pollution.

The Secretariat has mapped these inputs to support the Delegation of Indonesia in the negotiation of the International Legally Binding Instrument (ILBI) on plastic pollution.

With open ears and hands from all sectors, we are stepping forward to bring voices from diverse stakeholders to address plastic pollution together.

Thank you to all who contributed their voices and insights: , .indonesia, , , , , , , .id, , , Reuse Special Interest Group, .earth, , , , .hub, .id, , , .co, , .id, — and many others who may not be mentioned by name, but whose contributions are equally valued.

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23/05/2025

Next week, in continuation of the spirit of the International Day for Biological Diversity (22 May), we are proud to co-host an event titled: “NPAP Community of Practice and Kick-off Study of Plastic Pollution and Biodiversity.”

This event is co-hosted in collaboration with the .ri and the . We will present our planned study on the impact of plastic pollution on biodiversity and invite experts and stakeholders to contribute their insights and critical feedback through a focused group discussion (FGD).

The speakers include representatives from: *, .ri, , *, , , , and .

Event Details:
📅 Tuesday, 27 May 2025
🕔 08.30-13.00 AM (UTC +7)
📍 Jakarta, Indonesia

Together, we will explore the critical connections between plastic pollution, biodiversity, and the health of our environment and ocean ecosystems.

*To be confirmed

Attendance by invitation only.

01/12/2024

📅 On 27 November 2024, Indonesia NPAP, , , Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP), , and , in collaboration with .hub Sirsak and organized a Side Event of the INC-5: Enhanced Readiness of The Southeast Asian Region in Addressing Plastic Pollution under Plastic Treaty: Regional Collaboration to Address Plastic Pollution Across Its Lifecycle.

🎤 The session was initiated with welcome remarks from Clemence Schmid, Global Plastic Action Partnership Director, World Economic Forum.

⚡️Here are the highlights of the session
- Reo Kawamura, Director of the Regional Knowledge Centre for Marine Plastic Debris at ERIA, explores ASEAN's priorities for the implementation of the Global Plastic Treaty (GPT), including from its members and existing regional frameworks
- Bella Charlesworth, Research Associate, University of New South Wales Centre for Development Reform, dives into the role of data to support the implementation of the Global Plastic Treaty SEA countries in implementing the GPT's provision.
- Rocky Guzman, International Governance, Legal, and Policy Specialist, Asian Development Bank (ADB), examines the opportunities provided by the GPT for SEA Countries within the aspects of Financing, Capacity Building, and Technological Transfer
- Lucia Karina, Vice President of Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia, presents the role of the private sector in driving market and scale circular solutions to support the implementation of the GPT

29/11/2024

📅 On 26 November 2024, Indonesia NPAP and convened a session on Navigating Just Transition to Deliver Global Plastic Treaty (As part of Rethinking Plastic Life Event) on the sidelines of INC-5 in Busan, South Korea. The session explores and exchanges knowledge to facilitate a just transition in addressing plastic pollution under the global plastic treaty in Indonesia.

🔈The session was initiated by Opening Remarks from Rofi Alhanif, Deputy Assistant for Circular Economy and Environmental Impact, Ministry of Food Affairs, followed by keynote remarks by Karine Siegward, Senior Advisor, , and Dr. Alexandra Harrington, World Commission on Environmental Law, Task Force on Plastics Pollution Chair.

🎤 The session featured expert speakers from:

-Bella Charlesworth, Research Associate, University of New South Wales Centre for Development Reform
-Rocky Pairunan, World Resources Institute Indonesia Ocean & Plastic Waste Manager/ Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership Manager
-Dhedy Adi Nugroho, Head of Public Affairs, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia
- Tiza Mafira, Executive Director, Dietplastik Indonesia

✨ Here are the highlights of the discussion:

- The implementation of the Global Plastic Treaty will have a fundamental impact on the stakeholders across the plastic lifecycle, from workers, waste collectors, consumers, retailers, the informal sector, and local communities. A 'just transition' is needed to make sure that no one is left behind.
- Recognizing justice that considers the different needs between groups is critical to ensure a just transition that is fair and equitable.
- Reuse solutions can bring economic recovery and social benefits, compensating economic loss due to transition in reducing plastic pollution
- Successful implementation of the just transition when the treaty is implemented will require buy-ins and participation from diverse stakeholders.