Good Environmental Governance on Waste Management: An Instrument of Promoting Sustainable Development Goals

The 11th goal of the SDGs is sustainable cities and communities, one of the targets is to improve waste management. Waste is one of the problems experienced by DKI Jakarta. It is caused by development, consumptive culture, and technology, where the largest contributor is households. Waste management requires cooperation and good environmental governance (GEG). The method used for this research is descriptive-qualitative, data obtained from news, journals, and institutional publications. The results of the study indicate that the dimension of the rule of law has been fulfilled by the existence and regulations, however it is not sufficient because it has not been able to improve the system. In terms of participation and representation, the government has involved the public and the private sector, although it still needs improvement, the same goes for transparency and accountability, and access to obtain justice. In terms of access to information, socialization has not yet reached the grassroots level. In the decentralization dimension, the Government needs to improve the strategies they take to achieve integrated and inclusive waste management. On the institutional dimensions, the Government has an Environmental Service (DLH) and cooperates with other institutions in managing waste, such as the Bekasi City Government.