Sanur Kaja Village has a special waste management facility for processing waste produced by the village community, namely Depo Cemara. Based on previous research on the effectiveness of waste management in the Depo Cemara, it is known that in general these activities have been running well but are less efficient. This is because of the community has not done waste sorting and the application of the 3R principle at its source, which this is one of the assessment aspects. This study aims to identify the effectiveness of the waste management system that has been implemented by the people of Sanur Kaja Village by comparing the amount of waste managed by households with the 3R principle with the amount of waste wasted in order to obtain a percentage of waste reduction. Data collection was obtained by distributing questionnaires to respondents who were determined by purposive sampling technique. The data obtained were then calculated by analyzing the mass balance of waste and then further analyzed using descriptive statistical analysis methods. The results of research on 96 households show that community-based waste management is still not effective because the percentage of waste reduction that occurs in one day only 22,5% and respondents who sort household waste are 44%. The community agreed to the plan to implement the 3R principle in household waste management and considered it important to add supporting facilities for waste management.
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