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KALBAR SATU – Gemawan Institute as a local partner cooperated with YAPPIKA Actionaid to distribute information boards to 10 (ten) assisted primary schools (SD). Ten primary schools which received the information boards included SDN (Public Primary School) 29 of Sukaramai,
Group of Umak Care for Water (Kumpai) in Semangak Village, Sambas Regency, conducted its first black rice harvest. According to Mrs. Mardiyah, the Coordinator of black rice demonstration plot, the rice cultivation was carried out organically, without using pesticides and
Sumber Cahaya Women’s Group is an assisted group by Gemawan West Kalimantan and it is conducting its first harvest of organic brown rice in Simpang Tiga Sembelangaan Village, Nanga Tayap District, Ketapang Regency. “This is the first time we can
Monday (02/09), Gemawan group left for Bumbun Village, Sadaniang District, Mempawah Regency, West Kalimantan. The trip to the village with a distance of 137 km from Pontianak City took almost three (3) hours. There were not many obstacles, moreover the
Wednesday (14/08) Gemawan institute held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with the theme “Maximizing the Roles of Community in Social Forestry Management in West Kalimantan”. Below is the snapshot of the activities which took place at Santika Hotel, Pontianak: [tribulant_slideshow
MEMPAWAH (Tribun Pontianak) – Head of Forest Preparation Section for the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), Irwan Hermawan conducted technical verification (vertek) in two villages in Mempawah Regency, namely Sekabuk Village and Suak Barangan Village, Sadaniang District, with the
To accelerate access and recognition of community on land and forests in West Kalimantan in particular, Gemawan as an association focusing on the management of natural resources and villages invited several villages in which territories included in social forestry category
Gemawan Association Conducted A Workshop on “Building Protection and Management Communities of Community Livelihood Sources in Rural Areas” Gemawan Association held a workshop on building a community base of Sustainable Protection and Management of Community Livelihood Sources in village
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
Director of Gemawan Association, Laili Khairnur, considered that village funds which are currently distributed to every village have not given any impact on the village economy. This is because most of the villages have not had Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes). Gemawan,