印尼启动“健康无废弃物海洋”计划

Core Points - Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries launched the "Healthy Oceans Without Waste" initiative aimed at significantly reducing marine waste by 70% by 2029 [1] - The initiative addresses the pressing environmental issue of marine debris in Indonesia, which is projected to produce 50.06 million tons of waste by 2025, with approximately 20.02 million tons potentially entering the ocean [1] - The program will implement a comprehensive management approach involving collaboration across various sectors to manage waste from rivers, coastal areas, small islands, ports, and maritime activities [1] Policy and Implementation - The Ministry plans to enhance relevant policies and regulations, conduct assessments of river basins and key areas, and establish marine health audits, waste balance sheets, and regional change maps [1] - The assessment results will serve as a basis for implementing reward and punishment policies, indicating a structured approach to waste management [1] - The initiative reflects Indonesia's commitment to achieving measurable and sustainable outcomes in marine waste management through collective efforts [1]