Turning Trash into Treasure: How Egypt is Crowned the Regional Leader in the Multibillion-Dollar Recycling Renaissance
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Team 10 of the UNDIP Community Service Program (KKN) initiated the Dena Lestari Berdaya Waste Bank in Batang to change residents' waste management habits. | Residents were encouraged to sort their household waste to create economic value. The initial trial successfully collected one pickup of trash! | Collaboration with the Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) and the Family Welfare Movement (PKK) ensured the program's continuity after the KKN. Wa…
Turning Trash into Treasure: How Egypt is Crowned the Regional Leader in the Multibillion-Dollar Recycling Renaissance
Amid global supply chain disruptions triggered by regional geopolitical conflicts and maritime instability around the Strait of Hormuz, which throttled raw material flows, players in Egypt’s recycling industry capitalized on the surging demand for recycled plastic. This shift has cast a bright spotlight on Egypt's rapidly expanding recycling market.
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