Green2Green Solutions is an environmental consultancy based in Indonesia, focused on turning ecological challenges into clean, scalable opportunities.We specialize in sustainable technologies that reduce waste, protect water, and empower communities, while supporting national and regional environmental goals.We operate at the intersection of technology, governance, and community, offering tailored, place-based solutions to real-world problems.
We are proud to collaborate with a growing network of government bodies, private sector partners, and international innovators. These partnerships strengthen our technical capability, ensure policy alignment, and help bring impactful projects to life.Our credibility is supported by early-stage collaboration and technical alignment with:
We are the exclusive representatives of INTEC SG waste-to-energy technology in Indonesia, bringing German-engineered gasification systems to regions where clean energy and landfill alternatives are urgently needed.
Afsahi Badr was born in Morroco but grew up in Europe, Czech Republic he studied university CVUT. His main work experiences were in business and retail, mainly for large international companies and B2B. His work scope involved international trading and finding living solutions in structural developments. Since 2021 he has been residing in Indonesia creating opportunities and business initiatives for diverse solutions in Bali.
Markus Doering is an industrial mechanic with work experience at Volkswagen in maintenance and process engineering. He completed the university of Automotive Engineering, and moved into product marketing, focusing on pickups. After six years, he became an area sales manager for special vehicles. In 2022, he relocated to Indonesia and became a freelance consultant for the automotive industry, valuing practical over theoretical experience.
Dina Silvia Dewi graduated from Bogor Agricultural University with a major in water resources management and a master of science in Hydrogeology and Environmental Geoscience from Goettingen University, Germany. After several years working for German companies, she decided to travel back to Indonesia, working for an environmental project in Indonesia specializing in water resources management.
Originally from the Czech Republic, she has spent the past decade living and working in Indonesia, where she has been actively involved in the hospitality sector, focusing on eco-conscious architecture, community-driven tourism, and environmental innovation.At Green2Green Solutions, she supports project development, communications, and partnerships with a focus on scaling impactful environmental technologies.
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Working with Green2Green begins with understanding your specific environmental challenges. We assess the project needs and tailor solutions, whether it's implementing waste-to-energy systems, water filtration, or ecological fire management. Our approach is collaborative, involving regular consultation to ensure that the solution aligns with your sustainability goals. Once the solution is developed, we provide ongoing support to ensure seamless integration and long-term success.
Our solutions can be applied across a wide range of environments, including industrial, urban, and rural areas. Waste-to-energy technology, for example, is suitable for manufacturing plants, municipalities, and agricultural sectors. Water filtration systems can be implemented in communities, businesses, and even remote areas where clean water is scarce. Ecological fire management benefits regions prone to wildfires, while our recycling initiatives can be integrated into both corporate and government settings.
Green2Green solutions are designed to serve both commercial and governmental markets. Commercial sectors, such as manufacturing, agriculture, and real estate development, benefit from cost-effective, sustainable technologies that reduce waste and increase efficiency. Government agencies can leverage our solutions to meet environmental regulations, reduce public infrastructure costs, and promote community health and sustainability. Both sectors gain long-term benefits from implementing eco-friendly practices that align with global sustainability goals.
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