Waste in Indonesia has emerged as a critical and serious problem faced by Indonesian government. One of the proposed solutions taken by the government is the development of Incineration Waste-to-Energy Power (WtE) Plant projects. These projects have been regarded as national strategic projects. This article aims to reveal its policy dynamic at the state level and societal level and its impact for future development. The study employed qualitative research method in which data gained from documentation studies. Meanwhile, qualitative content analysis used to analyze the data. The results of the study show that the policy gained various responses in positive and negative tones. However, the government used to use their authority to make sure that Indonesia can reduce waste significantly and gained value added from waste.
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