Bali waste management

A new Minister of Tourism and the Creative Economy promises to drive development away from the island's overcrowded south.

Local newswires are reporting plans are in the making from both central and local governments to charge domestic and international tourists visiting Indonesia a waste management levy in 2019.

Finding effective solutions to Bali's growing waste management crisis is becoming a priority, especially as the IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting draws closer.

CCAI and "One Island One Voice" coordinate 8 districts, 100 collection points and more than 25,000 people to help keep Bali's beaches clean.