Plastic pollution is a serious problem in Indonesia, with an estimated 64 million tons of plastic waste generated each year. This issue has detrimental effects on the environment and human health. As a response, the members of the Global Youth Conference on SDGs initiated the Plastic Diet movement. This movement encourages waste segregation and reduction of single-use plastics through a measurable, systematic, and independent approach.
The Diet Plastik movement does not aim to replace existing waste management programs but serves as a gateway for the wider community to be part of the solution by taking the first step. Led by Indonesian youth, it has become a new trend in the spirit of a waste-free world. Join the Plastic Diet movement and become a role model for a better environment! β»οΈππ
Objectives of the Diet Plastik:
- Reduce the use of single-use plastics πΌπ«πΒ
- Raise awareness about the plastic waste problem π€π£οΈπ’Β
- Create an impact from within ourselves πͺπΒ
- Enhance content creation skills related to Zero Waste ππ·π‘Β
- Promote responsible waste management β»οΈπΒ
- Foster collaboration among youth communities in reducing plastic waste π€π₯πΒ
By embracing the objectives of the Plastic Diet, we can contribute to maintaining a clean and healthy environment while becoming agents of positive change for the future of our planet πππ.