Indonesia's Finance Minister, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, has indicated the government is seeking collaboration with the Nahdlatul Ulama (PBNU), a prominent Islamic organization, on waste processing initiatives. The potential partnership aims to transform waste into economically valuable products, addressing both environmental concerns and economic development. Minister Sadewa signaled openness to joint projects during a visit to the PBNU headquarters. This move represents a potential public-private collaboration focused on sustainable waste management solutions. The initiative aligns with national goals to improve waste handling and unlock economic opportunities through resource recovery. Further details regarding the scope and specifics of the cooperation are expected to be announced soon. This collaboration highlights a novel approach to environmental challenges leveraging the influence and network of a major religious organization.