Segara Kerthi
Balinese: Sacred Ocean
Bali, Indonesia
Recovering plastic through this project protects Bali’s incredible natural ecosystems, creates entrepreneurship opportunities for local workers, and recycles plastic.
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rePurpose Global Impact Framework in action at Anmol Kinara
Bali, Indonesia is well known as a tropical island haven for travellers. Part of the Coral Triangle, Bali’s seas have some of highest biodiversity of marine species in the world. However, in recent years, rising levels of plastic waste – in part driven by tourism – has led to turtles and manta rays swimming amongst plastic bags, while Bali’s streams, mangroves and beaches are filling up with waste. Indonesia is one of the top contributors to ocean plastic in the world.
- In the Udupi district, only 1% of plastic waste is collected.
- Waste management systems in the villages surrounding Udupi - a coastal city - are vastly under-resourced
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- Increase collection rates
- Management of recovered plastics
- The project has had 3 third-party audits since 2022. No critical gaps have been found, and it has been documented that the impact partner has improved on its documentation and on-ground work.
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