Lead country
Indonesia
Participating countries
Indonesia
Project status
Under implementation
Implementing period
From March 16, 2016 to March 30, 2021
Project ID: 5073
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Technical team
- Chemicals and Waste Programme
Technical area(s)
- Persistent organic pollutants
- Waste management
Sub-area(s)
- Unintentional POPs (e.g. furans, dioxins)
- E-waste
Landscape(s)
- Human altered areas
Sub-landscape(s)
- Industrial site
Transformed sector(s)
- Materials and manufacturing
UNDP role(s)
- Capacity development / Technical assistance
- Innovative approaches
- Institutional mechanism and system building
Strategy
- Governance
- Law regulation
- Management operation
Sub-strategy
- Institutional framework
- Laws enforcement/ Regulation
- Waste management
Social inclusion
N/A
Gender equality
N/A
Gender result effectiveness scale
- Gender responsive
Pathway(s)
- Systems pathway
Risk reduction target(s)
- Hazard control/mitigation
SDG target(s)
- 12.4 Achieve environmentally sound chemical, waste management
- 12.5 Reduce waste generation through reduction, recycling, reuse
- 12.a Build developing country capacity on sustainable consumption, production
Conventions and protocols
- Stockholm Convention (POPs)
Private sector(s)
N/A
Hot topic
- Health
- Plastic
Project description
The project assists Indonesia in implementing relevant obligations under the Stockholm Convention. In particular, the project focuses on reducing the use and release of harmful POPs to protect human health and the environment (such as PBDEs, toxic flame retardants, Dioxin and Furans, and UPOPs) by strengthening the sound management of chemicals and waste. A reduction in the use and release of these harmful POPs will result in social and economic benefits, such as a reduced burden of disease and reduced health care and environmental remediation costs. The project also supports Indonesia's plastics industry and recyclers in assuring that no banned PBDEs are used or recycled into new manufactured articles. The project works on the following outcomes: (1) Strengthening the national policy and regulatory framework to reduce UPOPs and PBDE releases from plastics manufacturing, recycling and disposal practices; (2) Reducing or eliminating the import and use of PBDEs in plastics manufacturing; (3) Reducing UPOPs and PBDEs releases from unsound plastics recycling; (4) Reducing releases of UPOPs and PBDEs from unsound plastics disposal practices; and (5) Monitoring, Learning, Adaptive Feedback, Outreach and Evaluation.
USD $8,080,000
Grant amount
USD $16,160,000
Leveraged amount (co-financing)
1
Source(s) of fund
Sources of fund
- Global Environment Facility – Trust Fund ($8,080,000)
Implementing partner(s)
- Government of Indonesia
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