Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
To optimize the strengthening of women’s economy, the Women’s Consortium for the Sustainability of West Kalimantan encourages patterns of women’s empowerment which require fundamental changes. A series of assisting programs conducted by the Women’s Consortium to encourage household economic independence
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
Gemawan Association held a book review entitled “Fighting Against Corruption”. This 478-page book was written by Bambang Widjojanto (BW), who was the chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). The activity was conducted at the Rectorate Hall of Pontianak IKIP
Rubber plants which are spread evenly in villages in West Kalimantan, became the main work as the main source of income for the village communities on average. Just like in Apin Baru Village, Dedai District, Sintang Regency. The rubber plantation
The presence of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) is expected to have a role in helping the groups of female farmers in marketing their resulted products. This was stated by the Representative of Gemawan Association, Encep Endan, when becoming a guest
The Women’s Consortium for livelihood sustainability of West Kalimantan (Kalbar) conducted a media briefing with the theme of strengthening the economic role of women in improving the welfare of families and village communities at the Hall of West Kalimantan Department
The speaker from Swandiri Institute as well as the Board of Gemawan Association, Muhammad Isa said that the challenges to build starting from the village level are very tough. Meanwhile, the spirit of village law is to encourage changes from
Gemawan Association conducted a research on the implementation of national health insurance execution for the people in Pontianak City. The findings of Gemawan’s research published directly by the researcher, Sri Haryanti, found that the implementation of health insurance in Pontianak
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