Current status of household e-waste management in Jakarta, Indonesia

Abstract Managing electronic waste or e-waste in Jakarta Province, Indonesia, is essential to support sustainable development goals (SDGs). E-waste contains toxic materials and harmful the environment while having potential for a circular economy if appropriately managed. This study aims analyze management, formally originating from households aspects of collection mechanism, type e-waste, amount flow information using descriptive method. The research findings are that Regional Government collects through three mechanisms: direct pickup (35.5%), drop box (0.6%), temporary garbage (63.9%). total managed was 33,289 kg 2021. In practice, there five types e-waste: television, lights, batteries, printer cartridges, other e-waste. effectiveness process needs improving. collected can be increased. One robust recommendations improving management integrating innovative digital platform-based technology multi-actor collaboration. supports preliminary data on economy’s formulation specific regulations Indonesia.