This recycling plant in Bohorok, Indonesia, transforms plastic waste into bricks.

Workers at the facility collect waste such as plastic bags and wrappers and then tightly pack them into plastic bottles. These bottles are then wrapping in concrete, creating the eco-bricks.

The Indonesian government as part of its commitment aims to stop the increase in plastic waste that pollutes the earth, has promised to reduce plastic waste by 30 percent and waste management by up to 70 percent by 2025.

This footage was filmed on April 26.

Workers who are members of the Indonesian Project Wing collect to wash and calculate plastic waste to be recycled into Eco-bricks during a waste bank program in collaboration with local residents in Bukit Lawang, Langkat distric on April 26, 2021, North Sumatra, Indonesia.

The lack of public awareness as a problem for plastic waste, which is the most complicated in the world, including Indonesia, is even the most dangerous and poisonous in Indonesia. As part of the action to reduce plastic waste, waste banks offer residents cash to make eco-bricks from bottles containing used plastic and household waste by asking directly from residents' homes.

Eco-brick is a building material made from plastic waste. It can be used for making some furniture, decorations, and constructing simple buildings. Meanwhile, the Indonesian government as part of its commitment aims to stop the increase in plastic waste that pollutes the earth, which through the Ministry of Environment and Forestry affirms that it has promised to reduce plastic waste by 30% and waste management by up to 70% by 2025.