Households: Indonesia's Largest Waste Contributors Until 2024

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Akbar Ridwan 11/07/2025 18:38 WIB

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According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, households consistently contributed the most waste in Indonesia during the 2020-2024 period.

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Households have consistently been the largest contributors to waste in Indonesia over the past five years.

According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, in 2020, the household sector contributed 37.69% of the total recorded waste in Indonesia, surpassing waste from offices, businesses, markets, and other places.

This trend continued, with the household sector contributing 53.74% to the total nationally recorded waste in 2024.

Here is a breakdown of the composition of Indonesia's waste sources from 2020-2024, based on data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry:

2020

Households: 37.69%
Offices: 3.14%
Businesses: 7.41%
Markets: 17.05%
Public facilities: 4.94%
Areas/Zones: 15.9%
Others: 13.87%

2021

Households: 48.9%
Offices: 13.79%
Businesses: 7.11%
Markets: 20.49%
Public facilities: 4.66%
Areas/Zones: 2.39%
Others: 2.66%

2022

Households: 40.23%
Offices: 3.83%
Businesses: 4.5%
Markets: 38.86%
Public facilities: 3.73%
Areas/Zones: 6.38%
Others: 2.47%

2023

Households: 60.46%
Offices: 5.98%
Businesses: 6.53%
Markets: 11.6%
Public facilities: 3.71%
Areas/Zones: 9.73%
Others: 1.99%

2024

Households: 53.74%
Offices: 3.97%
Businesses: 10.49%
Markets: 14.48%
Public facilities: 3.76%
Areas/Zones: 11.95%
Others: 1.61%

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