Building a more circular Bali.
SOMYA Waste Facility is built around a simple idea: organic waste should be managed as a resource, not treated as something that simply disappears.
The journey doesn't end when waste is collected.
Collection is only one part of waste management.
SOMYA Waste Facility connects collection, transportation, processing, traceability, curing, finishing, and utilization into one integrated organic waste recovery system.
The goal is to create a practical and transparent pathway for source-separated organic waste while reducing dependence on landfill and unmanaged disposal.
Our vision
To establish a scalable, transparent, and locally integrated organic waste recovery facility that supports Bali's transition away from landfill dependency and toward a circular organic waste system.
What we believe.
Circularity
Turn organic waste into a resource that can return to productive use.
Transparency
Create visibility from collection to processing and output.
Responsibility
Build better waste-handling practices through source separation and operational discipline.
Local impact
Support local employment, agriculture, landscaping, community programs, and Bali's environmental goals.
A system designed for real-world operations.
- Collection infrastructure
- Bin management
- Transportation
- Processing
- Traceability
- Curing and finishing
- Compost utilization
- Client support
- Data / reporting potential
From receiving to resource recovery.
- 01
Receiving
- 02
Weighing / Identification
- 03
Sorting & Contamination Removal
- 04
Shredding / Mixing
- 05
Processing
- 06
Curing
- 07
Finishing / Packaging
- 08
Storage / Distribution
The facility planning material describes a proposed 10,000 kg/day composting facility on a 3,000 sqm site in Bali, with a proposed launch in Q3–Q4 2026.
Starting in Bali. Built to scale.
Develop a scalable organic waste recovery model that can be replicated in other regions across Indonesia.
The long-term vision is not only to process more waste, but to build a more connected circular system between businesses, communities, agriculture, and environmental initiatives.
