Integrated Solid Waste Management System Using Distributed System Architecture for Indonesia: An IT Blueprint

Indonesia is in the top 5 country that generates solid waste. It 14th largest world managing waste, but unfortunately, not known for its diligence to waste management. In 2019, coordinating minister Maritime Affairs and Investment of Republic Indonesia, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, stated it a priority national agenda keep improving management due growing number people living urban areas estimated 105.000 tons day. This paper aims create an IT blueprint this through distributed system allows optimum flow out dense centers into proper disposal facilities. involves smarter surveillance, consolidated fleet collection agents varying mobility capacity includes participation control unnecessary generation. The should be scalable while using existing resources systems manage problem long term. maintain three principles Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM): prevention, recycling, disposal. New technologies, such as sensor network monitor generation close source, can help burgeon localized SWM techniques community composting. take steps necessary mitigate problem.