Abstract
The estimated municipal solid waste produced in Temanggung District is 486.8 tons/day, with a large composition of organic waste, which is around 70% of the total waste generation. Community participation in village waste management is a form of community institutional strengthening in the village waste management. A waste management plan is needed as a program to create a zero-waste society in Ngadimulyo Village. This study aims to analyze the potential and existing conditions of waste management and plan a pit composting system for waste management. The technique used in this study is a survey, composting test, making compost pits that after this called kowen or pit composting, and testing the maturity of compost. Better waste management can be developed with operational engineering sub-systems and the application of appropriate technology.
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