Good waste management brings joy to early childhood in Semper Barat, Cilincing, North Jakarta. Innovations related to waste can withstand the impact of environmental disasters that are detrimental to the future of children.
The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found inDwi Oktaviani, a PAUD teacher at Bank Sampah Kenanga RW 004, Semper Barat Village, Cilincing, North Jakarta, is explaining the types of waste to her students, on Wednesday .
To ensure order, Dwi pointed to each child one by one and instructed them to come forward. The children were allowed to choose one picture that they considered to be trash. The trash picture was then required to be placed in the appropriate trash bin. Most of the children seemed to understand without much direction from Dwi and the other teachers.A child is playing by sticking pictures of garbage onto an organic waste bin, on Wednesday .
Parents can also feel their children's improved behavior, like Melisna Simanjuntak. The woman has been"enrolling" her first child, who is 4 years and 10 months old, there for two months."Before coming here, he only played at home and was shy because he rarely went out. I was thinking of enrolling him in kindergarten, but not until he turns 6 years old because school fees are expensive. Now, he is braver in meeting new people," she said.
"Before knowing about the trash bank, we usually threw our waste directly into the garbage. Plastic waste was also often seen piling up in the neighborhood. However, now it is rare to see that because many neighbors have become customers of the trash bank," he said. "We now know that the cost of PAUD schools is high. Therefore, this is to ease the burden for customers so that their children can go to school instead of just playing on their phones at home," said the 51-year-old woman.This educational facility also indirectly invites residents to become customers and to sort their trash at home. So far, the number of children who have joined has continued to grow from around 10 children in 2022 to 30 children by mid-year.
In addition to selling waste, they also process some organic waste, such as leaves and leftover food, to be processed into fertilizers and eco-enzymes. Although still in small scale, the product can generate income by being sold to the community. Therefore, Jakarta continues to prioritize awareness of waste management to support the program of reducing GHG emissions that triggers climate change. The Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta is promoting waste separation from households, including through activities in garbage banks.The waste sorting bags that were distributed by the Kenanga Bank Sampah RW 004, Semper Barat, North Jakarta, to its customers.
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