Pengendalian Pengelolaan Sampah Indonesia dalam Perspektif Hukum: Studi Banding Peraturan Pengelolaan Sampah di Singapura (Indonesia’s Waste Management Control in Legal Perspectives: Comparative Studies to Singapore’s Waste Management Regulation)

Waste management as part of sustainable development has been an issue, especially in Indonesia. Every year Indonesia produces 68,7 tons of waste every year and will accumulate every year. This paper aims to analyze how the development of laws and the improvement of waste management go hand in hand in Indonesia. This research is done through comparative analysis, which combines qualitative and quantitative data to gain understanding through comparison of laws in other countries about regulation on waste management, either by data or interpretation of other literature. Previous research regarding the connection of a country's wealth with accumulation of waste shows that there has to be an active contribution made by the government to keep waste accumulation on a controllable scale. The effort relies upon the introduction of effective waste management (collection, recycling, waste culture). This research will analyze how Singapore can have a successful management in waste especially by the regulation control. These comparative studies summarize that to reach a sustainable way of managing waste in Indonesia there has to be an active effort to develop effective regulation.