Non-organic waste from Bali’s capital will be collected every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. On the other days—Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday—special trucks will pick up organic waste.
The Indonesian authorities have officially banned the practice of open waste dumping. Landfills and dumpsites must be either closed or upgraded. Bali will be one of the first regions to implement this…
The Indonesian Environment Minister, Hanif Faisol Nurofik, has given tourist property owners, especially hotels, three months to establish waste management systems. Previously, a decree was issued req…
One of the landmarks of Nuanu Creative City, the famous Tri Hita Karana Tower, situated on a cliff edge, raised concerns among local authorities. During an inspection conducted by the Tim Pansus DPRD…
The devastating floods that hit Bali last week once again highlighted the issues of chaotic development and ineffective loo waste management on the island. In response, local leaders and exp…
The days of Bali’s largest and long-overfilled landfill are numbered. TPA Suwung is promised to close permanently by the end of December. This was supposed to happen back in 2022 before the G20 summit…
Waste management reform continues in Bali, and now the residents of Denpasar will have to adjust to new rules. The temporary waste storage site (TPS) on Jl. Pulau Seram, near the Level 21 shopping mal…
Bali — the island of gods, surf, and endless summer. But those who live here longer than a few weeks quickly discover the downside of the tropics — humidity, mold, and termites.
Every day, Bali Airport welcomes and sends off around 76,000 people. Almost every foreigner entering Indonesia starts their journey here. Therefore, Bali’s Governor Wayan Koster decided to visit the a…
Bali Authorities Concerned as Suwung Landfill Overflows Again
Bali’s long-troubled Suwung landfill has once again become overfilled, prompting authorities to take urgent action. Governor Wayan Koster has issued Circular No. 09/2025, titled “Clean and Waste-Free…
