<![CDATA[The rapid population growth and urbanization in Bekasi Regency have led to a significant increase in organic waste, creating a serious challenge in waste management. This study aims to identify and prioritize strategies to improve the performance of the organic waste management supply chain by applying Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) and Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). Data were collected from six experts in waste management, government institutions, and academia. ISM results revealed that the most fundamental elements driving system performance are land availability, infrastructure readiness, and institutional support. Meanwhile, AHP analysis indicated that the top strategic priority is provision of land and supporting infrastructure (48.6%), followed by technological enhancement (32.3%), and human resource capacity building (19.1%). The findings highlight that limited land availability is the most critical issue in Bekasi, while technology and human resources serve as supporting enablers. This study provides managerial insights for local governments and stakeholders in designing sustainable and context-specific strategies for organic waste management.]]>
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