Jakarta Judges Community Efforts in Waste Management Heroes Program
The Jakarta Provincial Government is advancing its 'Pilah Olah Sampah Heroes Jakarta 2026' program, which recognizes community efforts in waste management. Thirteen participants presented their initiatives and sustainability plans to judges on the second day of the selection process.
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