Persib and Jubelo Manage 65.4 Tons of Waste to Create Eco-Friendly GBLA Stadium

Persib Bandung and Jubelo successfully processed 65.4 metric tons of waste generated at Gelora Bandung Lautan Api Stadium (GBLA) during the 2025/26 season, according to official club records.

Tackling Matchday Waste at Gelora Bandung Lautan Api Stadium

Operating a major venue requires structured logistical oversight, particularly when thousands of supporters gather for high-profile matches. Through the partnership with Jubelo, waste collected across the stadium grounds underwent systematic sorting, recycling, and reduction protocols.

How the Persib-Jubelo Partnership Operates

Managing stadium refuse involves coordinating cleanup crews, sorting recyclable materials from organic waste, and collaborating with local processing facilities. Jubelo provided specialized waste handling infrastructure around the venue, ensuring that post-match cleanup efforts achieved higher recovery rates than standard municipal collection alone.

Broader Impact on Indonesian Football Infrastructure

What Comes Next for Persib’s Sustainability Goals

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