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MEMPAWAH – Efforts to improve farmers’ knowledge and skills in managing rice pests and diseases were carried out through a Rice Pest Management Training program held on October 30–31, 2026, in Peniti Dalam 1 and Peniti Dalam 2 villages, Mempawah
Gemawan organized a grassroots women’s leadership and advocacy training program themed “Strengthening Women’s Collective Leadership in Land, Forest, and Climate Governance.” The two-day training took place on November 5–6, 2026, at Hotel Pantura in Sambas. The training brought together 24
Gemawan opened a Forum Group Discussion under the theme “Strengthening Community Resilience Through Gender-Responsive and Climate-Adaptive Development in Sintang,” attended by several district offices, NGOs, and women’s farming groups from various villages. The event featured three speakers from DKBP3A, BAPPEDA,
A total of 26 members from the Subur Jaya Women Farmers Group (KWT) and the Gembur Bersama KWT gathered together for a crucial agenda: the drafting of their Articles of Association and Bylaws (AD/ART). The activity, held in Sungai Rasau
In the midst of an information flow that often marginalizes women’s roles in strategic issues, Gemawan held a space for deep reflection through G-Talks (Gemawan Team Agenda Learning and Knowledge Sharing). Carrying the theme “Planting Narratives, Reaping Change: Strengthening Women’s
Gemawan facilitated the Farmers’ Advocacy Training for Commodity-Based Farmer Networks on Monday, January 19, 2026, at the Botany Hall of the Sintang Regency Agriculture Office. The training served as a strategic effort to strengthen farmers’ capacity to identify agricultural challenges
Gemawan reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the bargaining position of local farmers through an advocacy training held earlier this week. The training did not stop at capacity building—it was immediately translated into concrete action: facilitating representatives of farmers to engage
Gemawan, together with local farmer groups in Mempawah Regency, organized an advocacy training aimed at strengthening farmers’ mindset, capacity, and bargaining power in defending their rights and interests. The activity, attended by farmers under Gemawan’s assistance, was held on Wednesday
This workshop marked a shared cross-sector commitment to tangible collaboration in realizing social-ecological resilience and collective well-being in the City of Pontianak. To accelerate the realization of a sustainable and inclusive Pontianak, Gemawan, together with Humanis, in collaboration with the
Gemawan organized a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) on Community-Based Initiatives for the Prevention and Management of Forest and Land Fires (Karhutla), with a special focus on peatland areas in West Kalimantan. The discussions, held on February 25–26, 2025, in Mempawah