Bank DKI Forms JakOne Artri Community

Bank DKI developed JakOne Artri Community application as a form of its concern for the environment. This application is made through a collaboration with PT. Mountrash Avatar Indonesia.

This app facilitates JakOne Artri community that consists of people who sort waste, collect waste, and waste entrepreneurs who are concerned about environmental sustainability

"This app facilitates JakOne Artri community that consists of people who sort waste, collect waste, and waste entrepreneurs who are concerned about environmental sustainability through R3 (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) activities to increase their income," said Herry Djufraini, Corporate Secretary of Bank DKI, in his written statement on Tuesday (10/6).

JakOne Artri Community aims to increase public awareness of the environment, especially related to waste management, which can still provide economic value through R3 activities which supported by modern application.

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For information, JakOne Artri community activities began from sorting waste (plastic bottles, cups, paper, and so on) and sending it to garbage collector (Mountrash Point). Then it will be weighed and recorded according to category in JakOne Artri app. After being recorded, the community will receive money from selling waste in form of non-cash through JakOne Artri App.

"After collecting waste, the collector will send notification or ask waste entrepreneurs (Mountrash Collection Point) to collect waste. Waste will be weighed again and paid amount of money to the collectors via JakOne Artri app in form of non-cash," he explained.

The JakOne Artri community was formed to give three benefits for residents, such as giving additional income to residents, adopting an environmentally friendly lifestyle, and giving efforts to preserve earth in a modern way.

For residents, waste collector, and waste entrepreneurs who are interested to join JakOne Artri community, can visit bit.ly/jakoneartri for further information related requirements needed for participating the community.

"We want residents in Jabodetabek, who have problems in managing waste every day, to participate in JakOne Artri community to save earth together in an easy and practical way," he mentioned.