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Promoting gender equality has become a globally recognized and accepted reality. Gender issues have also been identified as essential for the achievement of national development goals. In fact, the achievement of gender equality is seen not only as an end in itself, but also as a catalyst and sine qua non for the achievement of sustainable development. This study tries to assess the level of achievement of gender equality and women's empowerment using three important indicators, namely: participation in education at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels, employment and political decision-making, utilizing valuable secondary data sources. This study uses a qualitative method which is analyzed with a descriptive approach. The resource person is the owner of Cirebon Home Made. At the heart of the problem of gender inequality in Indonesia is the dilemma of the Indonesian government to take a decision to reduce the problem of expanding the level of capacity needed to increase the opportunity to accommodate the different needs of the two. Para also argues that the achievement of gender equality in Indonesia, which has been limited by time, will be a mirage due to multidimensional inhibiting factors. This research rests on the actualization of gender equality and women's empowerment on the desires and necessities of a pragmatic approach.

Population growth has the potentialincreasing the generation of physical plastic waste which gives a new color to the object of environmental movement as a new social movement in the digital era where people's knowledge about waste is obtained through information on social media in a wide and varied manner. Every human being and group in society must be related to garbage. Especially when population growth is one of the factors that later becomes a critical problem. Increased Trends in the global population in the 21st century reveal an increase in rural migration to cities in the world and rapid population growth in urban centers and urban village.The emergence of business groups in various levels on social media that mainstreamed and utilized plastic waste actually triggered a new style of consumerism. With the rapid growth of consumerism the population has only switched from replacing the use of plastic products and using products that are more environmentally friendly. However, if population growth is high, easy access to consumption needs, internet access and media are not limited to productive age groups who have many necessities of life and the need for social prestige in cyberspace or everyday, new style consumerism will only find new places later. strengthen global capitalism and make the term "modern society" who care about the dangers of plastic waste to develop. The idea of selling ecotourism tickets by exchanging plastic bottles, garbage banks, green and other movements that appear every day in the media then makes pseudo-accumulated awareness for media users in BPS data (2015) Mobile phone use is in productive age so access to consumerism is a new style in the issue of plastic waste then has its own place in the development of the population as part of the capital of global capitalism. The author wants to focus on further research in order to find renewal and is expected to be able to provide input to the government in order to overcome population growth and increase plastic waste in Indonesia in this digital era.