C Construction activities are one of the main contributors to environmental problems due to the large volume of waste generated from these processes, including renovation, demolition, and other construction-related activities. therefore, an analysis of construction waste management outcomes is required. the purpose of this study is to identify the types of waste generated and to examine the construction waste management system applied in demolition activities. construction demolition activities generate various types of waste, including building debris, red bricks, steel, wood, lightweight concrete blocks (hebel), structural steel, hollow steel sections, plastic, and glass. the results indicate that the construction waste management system implemented in demolition projects is still relatively simple and has not been supported by standard operating procedures (sops) or a construction waste management plan (cwmp). waste is sorted directly at the project site, with debris being the most dominant and most difficult type of waste to handle, while the material reuse rate ranges from 40% to 60%. based on the waste management performance evaluation tool (wmpet) analysis, a total index score of 666.25 was obtained, indicating that the performance of construction waste management falls into the good category.