P enjaringan Subdistrict, one of the sub-districts in North Jakarta with an area of 45.4057 km2 and is included in the tourist area of the Outer Wall of Kota Tua Jakarta as a center for community-based historical cultural tourism. The management and facilities and infrastructure for solid waste in Penjaringan District are quite adequate, however, there are still problems in handling and managing regional scale waste. This waste management consists of the activities of container, collection, transfer, and transportation of waste to the Bantar Gebang Landfill with an indirect individual pattern. The data collection method in this planning uses SNI 19-3964-1994 concerning the Method of Taking and Measuring Samples of Generation and Composition of Municipal Waste. Based on the sampling results, the waste generation rate in Penjaringan Subdistrict is 1.51 liters / person / day with a population of 330,920 people in 2020 originating from domestic and non-domestic areas. The composition of the waste is dominated by organic waste with a percentage of 51.02% and non-organic waste 48.98%. The operational technical planning for waste management is oriented to the Special Capital Region Jakarta Provincial Regulation No. 03/2013 with the improvement of facilities, human resources and community participation. Waste management planning for the next 15 years with a target of 96% service improvement and 50% waste reduction by the end of the planning year. This planning stage consists of a short-term transition stage (2020-2022), a medium-term first stage (2023-2025) and a long-term second stage (2026-2035). Separate container with 2 40L containers for organic and non-organic waste with indirect and indirect communal individual collection patterns as well as waste transportation with optimal routes based on Network Analysis through Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The Budget Plan includes investment, operational and maintenance costs with a total cost of Rp. 318,683,725,275.79