South Lombok + Taiwan

Stopping waste before it reaches the ocean

We don't just clean beaches. At the source of ocean pollution, we build sorting stations that intercept the waste before it gets there.

See how it worksCorporate partnerships
South Lombok, Indonesia — 5 Sorting stationsTaiwan — monthly cleanups

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Waste handled at one station in 2025

Source · SBCA, Selong Belanak

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Paying member businesses

Covers the station's operating costs

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Coastal stations in Indonesia

GILI GEDE · SELONG BELANAK · MAWUN · AWANG · EKAS

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Volunteer turnouts in Taiwan

350 people at our largest single event

The Village Playbook

From cleanups to infrastructure in remote villages

The same process, copy-pasted from one village to the next

Phase 01

Coastal cleanup crew

Hire local women as a cleanup crew, start with beach cleanups and fixed collection points, and prepare the ground for a sorting station.

≈ US$1,400/mo · 4,353 kg (July, 2026)

Phase 02

Build the sorting station

Build the basic sorting station — roof, fencing, sorting bays — and grow it into real waste infrastructure for the village.

≈ US$5,000 · one-off capital

Phase 03

Self-sustaining

Add the incinerator, shredder and compost area, work with local businesses, and move step by step toward breaking even.

≈ US$25,000 · incinerator + shredder

Station status

Where each station stands

CompleteIn progressNot started
Village
Phase 01 · Crew
Phase 02 · Station
Phase 03 · Self-funded

Selong Belanak Station

SBCA · Phase 3

Crew operating

Permanent station live

276,731 kg (2025)

43% recyclable

Gili Gede Station

Phase 1 → Phase 2

Partnered with local group GPS_ggi

Fundraising · 100 bins already deployed

Ekas Station

Phase 1 → Phase 2

Working with the local homestay community

Station in preparation

Awang Station

Phase 1 → Phase 2

Crew operating

Station in preparation

Mawun Station

Phase 1 → Phase 2

Crew operating

Station in preparation

Taiwan · Monthly cleanups

Back to where it started — the beach cleanup

A cleanup every month gets more people out of the house and face to face with the problem.

Support us

Three ways to support us

Corporate ESG partnershipOpen

Sponsor our cleanups — bring your brand's reach to the shoreline.

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International donationsOpen

Transfer to the Yayasan account via Wise or PayPal, tag a station, and receive a receipt plus quarterly reports.

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Card payments are still in application.

Bank transfer details

Bank

OCBC

Account No.

160800030803

Account Holder

Yayasan Wave Nova Ocean

SWIFT Code

NISPIDJA

After transferring, email your name and amount to hi@wavenova.org — we'll confirm receipt and send a quarterly report for your chosen station.