Indonesia, Asia
Fishing for litter in Bali

Context
The Batu Lumbang mangrove forest, located at the mouth of two heavily polluted rivers, is a biodiversity hotspot threatened by plastic waste. The site’s location exposes it to a constant influx of toxic debris.
Objectives and approach
The goal is to remove at least 100,000 kg of waste each year, protect the Batu Lumbang mangroves, and support local communities.
Objectives
The project seeks to enhance the ecological resilience of the mangroves, reduce marine pollution, and improve the well-being of local fishing communities. By recycling collected waste, it also reduces CO₂-equivalent emissions, strengthening the link between environmental and social sustainability.
Approach
The project follows a circular economy and socially inclusive approach, incentivizing fishermen to gather plastic during their work and deposit it at secure recycling centers. All waste is monitored and recycled, reducing the generation of emissions from new plastic manufacturing and revitalizing the ecosystem. Combining local expertise with technical assistance ensures the approach remains sustainable over time.
Sustainable Development Goals
Supporting this project you’re contributing to the following SDGs:
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