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Gemawan and ICW held a media briefing regarding the research findings on the implementation of BPJS Kesehatan (Healthcare and Social Security Agency) in the city of Pontianak. The media briefing activity was also attended by BPJS of Pontianak City branch
The number of problems found by Gemawan in the research about the implementation of health insurance in Pontianak City, invited BPJS side to speak out. The head of membership and participant service division of BPJS Pontianak, Wenny Silvia Marinda, said
An Anti-corruption activist of Gemawan, Hermawansyah, said that if reading the survey contents that have been elaborated, 87% of the society believes that corruption is still rampant, which means that the society believes that the corrupt political parties are hard
The high potential for corruption of village fund distribution has become a concern of various parties, including in West Kalimantan. The government is asked to conduct a comprehensive evaluation so that the program for the village community development runs as
The Head of Sungai Itik Village, Kakap District, Kubu Raya, Erwin, discussed draft of village spatial planning based on agricultural land protection with Gemawan Association. The activity was attended by several village activists along with the local community, Saturday (29/7).
The agricultural product of women’s group of Mangat Baru Village, in the form of red rice, was sold out sought by buyers at Radangk House, Kota Baru, Pontianak, Thursday (28/7). As stated by the Assistant Manager of Women’s Consortium Program
The Department of Social and Village Community Empowerment of Sambas Regency, West Kalimantan, appreciates the activities carried out by a community empowerment organization, Gemawan, which is ssisting in participatory village mapping. “We really appreciate Gemawan Association which has been working
Director of Gemawan Association, Laili Khairnur said that out of 193 villages in Sambas Regency, 55 of them are in the process of participatory mapping. “Maps and village borders will be very helpful in the development of the villages in
Cheerful and happy smiles were shown on the faces of Women’s Farmer Groups, when planting rice in the agricultural demonstration plot assisted by Gemawan Association and West Kalimantan Women’s Consortium in Tekalong Village. According to Ridho, a Gender Expert Staff
Executive Director of Gemawan Association in West Kalimantan, Laili Khairnur, believes that it is time for village communities to rise economically and that can be achieved one of them through Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes). She thinks that the economy in village