Live programs

Two routes from waste
to worth — operational today.

Recover and Repurpose are live across nine commercial properties. Two more routes — Recycle and Educate — are actively in development with the right anchor partners. See what's in the works →

MulaiDariSini campaign launch group — Pakuwon Group, KEITI, and Scrapmint partners
MulaiDariSini campaign launch · Pakuwon Group with KEITI, DLH & partners
The pain point

Mall and commercial waste defaults to landfill because no single operator handles mixed commercial waste at scale across multi-property portfolios — even when 39% is food and 18% is plastic with clear recovery paths.

How it works
  1. Aggregate mixed waste from 9 Pakuwon properties across Jakarta, BSD, and Semarang.
  2. Sort via MRF partner — split into recyclables, organics, and RDF streams.
  3. Redesign glass and bottle caps from Gandaria City Mall waste into terrazzo benches.
  4. Report tonnage and diversion monthly to the Pakuwon CSR team.
12,700T
tonnes handled · Feb '25 to today
10,200T
diverted from landfill · 80% rate
9
Pakuwon properties active
May'26
first benches deployed
Milestones
  • Feb 2025
    Pilot operations launch at MRF
  • Apr 2025
    MulaiDariSini launch with DLH, KEITI & Pakuwon
  • Dec 2025
    Waste-processing audit re-evaluated
  • Mar 2026
    Bench design approved
  • May 2026
    First benches deployed
Mulai Dari Sini organic / non-organic branded waste trolley deployed at Pakuwon malls
Branded organic / non-organic sorting trolley · in service across Pakuwon properties.
Tenant education event with ~150 F&B tenants at Gandaria City
~150 F&B tenants educated on proper recycling practices at Gandaria City.
Founders at MRF facility evaluating sort and RDF processing
On-site at the MRF — evaluating dry / wet separation and RDF processing.
Ecobricks for Earth launch group photo at Pakuwon Golf & Family Club
Ecobricks for Earth launch · Pakuwon Golf & Family Club · Dec 2025
The pain point

Soft and multilayer plastics — sachets, snack wrappers, single-use films — have no commercial recycling market in Indonesia. ~53% of the country's plastic stream defaults to open burning or landfill, releasing dioxins and microplastics.

How it works
  1. Collect mixed plastics from mall and hotel partners across the Marriott × Pakuwon hospitality portfolio.
  2. Shred into filler material to be combined with cement or concrete.
  3. Cure into solid, construction-grade composite units.
  4. Deploy as benches, walls, and bricks across Pakuwon properties — closing the loop visibly.
~53%
of Indonesia's plastic has no end market
100%
mixed plastic capture at flagship events
Dec'25
Ecobricks for Earth · Pakuwon Golf
Q3'26
multi-site rollout target
Shredder processing mixed plastic feedstock
Shredder processing PP/HDPE feedstock from hospitality partners.
Finished mixed-plastic + cement brick
Finished mixed-plastic + cement brick · ~10kg/day initial capacity.
Target installation site for upcycled brick paving — gazebo near Pakuwon soccer field
Target installation: gazebo flooring 4.5m × 6.5m near soccer field.

Want your name on one of these programs?

We're actively expanding both live routes — and developing two more with the right commercial, institutional, and academic anchors. See what's in the works →

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