MDG #7: ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
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Background
In Bali, an estimated 5000 tonnes of waste is illegally dumped each day in gullies, streams, rivers and estuaries. During the wet season, this liquid and solid waste is flushed to the ocean contaminating water supplies and smothering Bali’s marine environment. De-centralised government and corruption has hindered previous attempts at coordinated waste-management approach for the province of Bali, Indonesia. Without direct action, Bali’s waste problem could threaten the health of her ecosystems, marine biodiversity, social capital and economy, compounding pressures on the underemployed and poor.
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Eco Surf Rescue (x4) – Balangan, Canggu, Keramas and Brawa
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National Surf Reserve, Nusa Dua
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Waste-to-Wonder, Ngis, Karangasem
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Waste-to-Wonder, Komala, Karangasem – MoU Pending
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Waste-to-Wonder, Penida, Nusa Penida – MoU Pending
Role’s Environmental Assistance projects aim to:
- Assist communities through partnerships in constructing and implementing Waste Management Infrastructure and Systems, and Coastal Environmental Protection;
- Alleviate poverty by creating markets for the poor in rural and coastal Balinesecommunities through sustainable Agri/Eco-Tourism and Organic Farming development; and
- Support communities to develop Sustainable Infrastructure Planning approach for Rural Development. Beneficiaries include rural youth, local school children, farmers, residents, business-owners and tourists.
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Achievements
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In 2012 Role Foundation orchestrated and actively participated in over 20 clean-up events at beaches and rivers throughout the South of Bali
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In 2012 Role Foundation successfully handed over Eco Surf Rescue Uluwatu project to the local community’s management team
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In 2012, Role and Rotary Nusa Dua, Bali, successfully implemented and handed over to the local community of Sawangan, the first ever Waste Management System for the community
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