This OECD Global Forum on Environment dedicated on "Mainstreaming Gender and Empowering Women for Environmental Sustainability" took place on the 5th and 6th March 2020. Over two days, participants discussed the gender – environmental sustainability nexus, identifying and proposing ways to capitalise on synergies between environmental policies and economic and social goals, such as achieving gender equality and women’s economic empowerment. The Global Forum covered the following issues: • Integrating gender into environmental policies: Data and evidence challenges; • Differentiated environmental impacts on women’s and men’s health and well-being; • Sustainable and gender-inclusive urbanisation, settlements and transport infrastructure; • Gender-specific consumption patterns, behavioural insights, and circular economy; • Biodiversity, agriculture, fisheries: changing economic opportunities for women and men; • Greening energy and ensuring a just transition for men and women; • Environmental justice and empowering women and youth. More information on the Global Forum on Environment focusing on gender can be found here: http://www.oecd.org/env/global-forum-on-environment-mainstreaming-gender-and-empowering-women-for-environmental-sustainability.htm More information on the OECD Environment Directorate’s work on gender, inclusiveness and the SDGs can be found here: http://www.oecd.org/environment/gender-inclusiveness-and-sdg.htm

1. EDUCATION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT FOR CASH
WOMEN’S ROLE IN MANAGING WASTE BANK IN INDONESIA
INDONESIAWASTEBANKASSOCIATION

2. Founder & CEO PT. Xaviera Global Synergy
Founder & CEO PT. Xaviera Global Agro
Director of Benteng Kreasi Waste Bank
Manager of TPS 3R Mandiri
Secretary General of Indonesia Waste Bank
Association/Asosiasi Bank Sampah Indonesia ( ASOBSI)
Yanti
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR

3. “The Waste Bank is a waste management System that is designed like a working mechanism in
bank where people can savethe waste and thenit is provenby accountnumberand waste savings account
books

4. Indonesia Waste Bank : 8,036 units

5. …. START FROM HOME
Image source: www.dekoruma.com

6. “Waste
management
education starts
frommother”

7. Benteng Kreasi Waste Bank
Sentul City Recycle Center, Bogor
” Women movement for sustainable waste solution”

8. Waste bank for ……

9. FROM WASTE TO PRODUCT
Waste
Multi Products

10. Waste to Energy

11. PRODUCT INNOVATION
“Don’t worry about people stealing
your design work. Worry about the
day they stop” - Jeffrey Zeldman

12. ENVIRONMENT
• Cleanliness
• Urban Farming
• Soil restoration
• Waste Management
• Renewable enery
• Public health
SOCIAL
• Community
empowerment
• Community
education
• Community
assistance
ECONOMY
• Waste
Management
• Integated Farming
Zero Waste
• Urban Farming
FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

13. Go Clean and
Green !!!
“Unmanaged waste may become
disaster, but whenresponsibly
managed, it willbe resource”
- WildaYanti