Plastic Asphalt for Indonesia Asri
The Plastic Asphalt for Indonesia Asri program is a collaborative, circular economy initiative led by the Chandra Asri Group to address plastic waste pollution while building more sustainable infrastructure.
It involves mixing shredded low-value plastic waste, such as plastic bags, into asphalt to create roads that are up to 40% more durable and resistant to water damage.
Impact
as of December 2024
asphalt plastic road built
0
km
tons of waste diverted
0
waste collectors benefited
0
increase in Marshall strength
0
%
Bakti Barito partners with Chandra Asri Group and the Garut Regency Government to build 50.2 km of plastic asphalt road, the longest single stretch in Indonesia.
Research Results of Plastic Asphalt in Garut Regency
