The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas – Nusa Dua, Bali continues to set the standard for sustainable luxury, achieving remarkable progress in waste management and eco-friendly initiatives. In 2024, the resort successfully reduced landfill waste by an additional 2% compared to 2023, with only 2.44% of total operational waste sent to landfills. This outstanding achievement underscores Mulia Bali’s steadfast commitment to providing a greener experience for its guests while advancing sustainability in the hospitality industry.
Building on the success of reducing landfill waste to 4.21% in 2023, this latest milestone highlights the resort’s dedication to environmental stewardship and demonstrates how luxury and sustainability can seamlessly coexist.
Comprehensive Waste Management for a Sustainable Future
Mulia Bali adopts a holistic approach to waste management by recycling, reusing, and composting materials such as paper, glass, metal, tin, plastic, and rubber. These efforts not only minimise environmental impact but also contribute to a more sustainable environment for both guests and the local community.
Plastic-Free Commitment
The resort’s journey towards a plastic-free environment began seven years ago, with the adoption of 100% recyclable plastic materials and biodegradable alternatives for straws and bags. Additionally, all bottled water used within the resort undergoes recycling. These initiatives align with Indonesia’s national strategy for reducing plastic waste and position Mulia Bali as a leader in sustainable waste management.
Advanced Water Management
Mulia Bali employs state-of-the-art water treatment systems, including reverse osmosis and advanced wastewater reclamation, to optimise water usage and minimise waste. Rainwater reservoirs further support sustainable landscaping, nurturing the resort’s lush gardens with minimal environmental impact. These measures align with Indonesia’s progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation.
EarthCheck Audit Participation
The resort actively participates in EarthCheck’s environmental benchmarking audit, aligning its goals with global best practices. This commitment reinforces Mulia Bali’s dedication to reducing carbon emissions and supporting Indonesia’s sustainable tourism sector, as highlighted in the EarthCheck 2023 Annual Benchmarking and Certification Report.
A Commitment to a Greener Future
By reducing landfill waste to just 2.44% in 2024, Mulia Bali has set a new benchmark in sustainable hospitality. This achievement reflects the resort’s dedication to preserving the environment for future generations while providing guests with an unparalleled luxury experience.
Every stay at Mulia Bali celebrates the finest aspects of indulgence, seamlessly blended with environmental responsibility. As the resort looks to the future, it remains committed to advancing its sustainability goals and fostering a positive impact on the planet.
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