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2022 UN Ocean Conference: Indonesia shares strategies in plastic waste management

Trash at a beach in Bali where UN Environment launches the Clean Seas campaign (23/02/2017) UNEP/Shawn Heinrichs
By Yogi Tujuliarto
Earth Journalism Network
12 July 2022 at 7:15 (Updated on 15 July 2022 at 0:51)

Indonesia is known as a country with high rates of plastic waste. In Lisbon at the 2022 UN Ocean Conference, CNN Indonesia’s Yogi Tujuliarto investigated potential waste management strategies the country could adopt.

Indonesia is known as a country with high rates of plastic waste, but it’s not alone in navigating best practices and strategies for solving the problem. At the 2022 UN Ocean Conference, held in Lisbon from 21 June to 1 July, an academic and research delegation from the country shared plastic waste monitoring data and discussed potential solutions.

CNN Indonesia reporter Yogi Tujuliarto reports. Watch the video in Bahasa Indonesia: 

This story was produced as part of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Fellowship organized by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network with support from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (UK Branch). It was originally broadcast on CNN Indonesia on July 4, 2022.

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Yogi is a news correspondent for CNN Indonesia. He has been working as a TV journalist since 2006. His specialty is producing investigative, in-depth news coverage & documentary stories with a main...

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Indonesia is known as a country with high rates of plastic waste, but it's not alone in navigating best practices and strategies for solving the problem. At the 2022 UN Ocean Conference, held in Lisbon from 21 June to 1 July, an academic and research delegation from the country shared plastic waste monitoring data and discussed potential solutions. CNN Indonesia reporter Yogi Tujuliarto reports. Watch the video in Bahasa Indonesia:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peYUrSPU20Y This story was produced as part of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Fellowship organized by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network with support from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (UK Branch). It was originally broadcast on CNN Indonesia on July 4, 2022.