Comparative analysis of organic waste in south east asia
- Sylvain Richer de Forges
- Feb 4, 2024
- 1 min read
Celebrating strides in organic waste disposal across South East Asia!
UNEP's latest report highlights the region's collective efforts, revealing an average organic waste recycling rate of 50% [UNEP Report on Waste Management in South East Asia].
Thailand leads the way at an impressive 65%, fueled by cutting-edge composting practices [Thailand National Waste Management Report].
Following closely, Malaysia boasts a 60% recycling rate, underpinned by robust government initiatives [Malaysia National Waste Management Report].
In the Philippines, a 55% recycling rate underscores community involvement and waste-to-energy projects [Philippines National Waste Management Report].
Meanwhile, Singapore showcases an impressive 50%, attributed to advanced waste management systems [Singapore National Waste Management Report].
Expanding our view, Vietnam demonstrates a commendable 45% recycling rate [Vietnam National Waste Management Report], while Indonesia follows suit with 40%, emphasizing community education and public-private partnerships [Indonesia National Waste Management Report].
Kudos to all these nations for their commitment to sustainability! Let's share insights and continue advancing together.
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