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“Our stories and rituals were not just about the past—they are reminders of how we must protect the Earth today.”
The goal of the project is to develop a resource based on traditional wisdom related to people and environment which can inform environmental actions including improving physical environment in Nagekeo regency by reducing litter.
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“The presence of one male teacher helped participants realize that educating children is not just a woman’s duty, but a shared responsibility between men and women.”
The primary goal of the project is to Improving the quality of education in Maluku, particularly in ECE Program.
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“Teachers are way more better at teaching than us because they have experience. What would we do is ‘stirring’ the water of knowledge and experience in their glass so they gain new perspective.”
The primary goal of the project is to develop and test a school-based program for the prevention of child sexual abuse in primary school.
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Mapia Project Bahowo was designed to tackle environmental challenges and promote sustainable tourism in Bahowo, North Sulawesi. Through extensive data collection and focus group discussions with the local community, government, youth, and religious leaders, it became clear that the coastal village faced serious waste management issues that threatened its natural beauty and marine ecosystems. Addressing these challenges was essential to preserving Bahowo’s environment and enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination.
Maria’s project, AKSI BIRU PLASTIK, focuses on strengthening youth leadership in marine plastic pollution awareness on Tahima Soroma Island. It was built on the belief that youth are critical change agents in environmental protection, especially in remote island communities where waste management infrastructure is limited. The project’s two main goals are to build the capacity of young people and to increase community awareness about the dangers of plastic pollution and how to reduce waste.
Fajar’s project addressed the complex barriers to tuberculosis (TB) treatment adherence in Makassar by establishing a holistic family and community support network. The project targeted three key challenges: mental health, financial hardship, and stigma—factors that often hinder TB patients from completing their treatment. By engaging TB patients, families, survivors, healthcare workers, and mental health professionals, the initiative created an inclusive support system that combined treatment education, psychosocial assistance, and economic empowerment.
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Support the local Community in Tetebatu Village, Sikur District, to conserve Rinjani forest and protect forest flora and fauna through the development of ecotourism initiatives.
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Enhance the learning experience at Early Childhood Education (ECE) centres in South Amfoang Sub-district through capacity building activities for ECE teachers on lesson planning and creating an environment conducive to learning.
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The overall aim of the project is to improve awareness about psychological health postpartum to promote motherhood emotional wellbeing in Makassar through theatre performance, campaign and discussion.
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