Sustainability Business
Fly Ash Utilization
Bosowa Beton addresses coal combustion emissions from cement industries by incorporating Fly Ash, a by-product from power plants, into concrete mixtures. Using up to 40% Fly Ash in concrete helps reduce air emissions and produces high-quality products.
Medical Waste Management
RS Primaya Makassar manages liquid medical waste using a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and processes solid medical waste with an incinerator, operating at high temperatures outside Makassar to ensure proper disposal.
Energy Efficiency Initiatives
Menara Bosowa implements energy-saving practices during office breaks, from 12:00 to 13:00 WITA and after office hours, from 16:00 until the end of operations. Energy-saving measures include turning off central air conditioning and monitoring unused lighting, contributing to reduced energy consumption.
Odor Mitigation
Bantimurung Indah mitigates odors from seaweed waste by planting trees and using chemical mixtures. These measures help reduce unpleasant odors affecting the surrounding area of the factory.
Waste Sorting Program
Universitas Bosowa, in collaboration with Bosowa Peduli, has launched the Makassar Memilah Sampah (MMS) initiative. This program aims to encourage the community to categorize waste by type and educate them on proper waste management.
Bosowa Sustainable Project
The Bosowa Sustainable Project consists of two initiatives: Makassar Memilah Sampah (MMS) and the Waste School. The Bosowa Sustainable Project educates the public on environmental stewardship. These two programs, in addition to reducing waste and creating a clean environment, also generate economic value. Organic waste can be converted into compost using biopore holes and composters. Non-organic waste can be sold through the MallSampah app, depending on the type of waste.
Seedling Initiatives
Bosowa contributes to preserving green spaces in Makassar by providing facilities for growing flowers, vegetables, and other varieties. This activity is regularly carried out by all Bosowa business units, especially during significant events.