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10 Sustainable Lifestyles Implemented by Indonesians in April 2026

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According to the Jakpat survey in April 2026, the most popular sustainable lifestyle in Indonesia is turning off lights and electronic devices when they're not in use.

10 Sustainable Lifestyles Practiced by Indonesian Citizens (April 2026)

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According to a Jakpat survey in April 2026, the most popular sustainable lifestyle in Indonesia is turning off lights and electronic devices when not in use.

This behavior is commonly practiced by more than half of the respondents, specifically 68%.

There are also quite a few who strive to adopt a sustainable lifestyle by using reusable drinking bottles and cutlery.

Here are the 10 sustainable lifestyles implemented by Indonesians in April 2026, according to the Jakpat survey:

Turning off lights and electronic devices: 68%
Using reusable drinking bottles and cutlery: 51%
Walking or cycling for short distances: 50%
Using reusable shopping bags: 50%
Saving water: 44%
Buying local products to reduce carbon footprint: 38%
Avoiding open-air waste burning: 37%
Using public transportation: 31%
Reducing single-use sachet packaging: 29%
Gardening at home or urban farming: 27%

Jakpat found that female respondents are more likely to adopt sustainable lifestyles than men.

The significant advantage of women is evident in the behavior of turning off lights and electronic devices, where the proportion reaches 77%, compared to 60% for men.

However, both genders show almost equal levels of participation in home gardening, with 27% of men and 28% of women participating.

Jakpat conducted this survey online on April 16-17, 2026, involving 1,373 respondents aged 17-50 from various regions in Indonesia. The survey's margin of error is below 5%.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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