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Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is a problem in Indonesia, particularly in big cities, and is one of the most challenging urban issues for city administrators. Population growth and everincreasing activities in major cities mean the increase of waste generation and all the inherent consequences. It was estimated that of the entire urban wastes generated in 2006, at most only around 60% to 70% could be transported to final disposal by the institutions responsible for handling wastes. The community were expected to handle the rest themselves.

The Role of Informal Collectors of Recyclable Waste and Used Goods in Indonesia