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Women farmers in Sungai Rasau Village, Sungai Pinyuh District, Mempawah Regency, are strengthening their role in the village economy through an institutional transformation that they have collectively initiated and managed. A total of 29 women from the Gembur Bersama and
Efforts to protect coastal ecosystems and strengthen shoreline resilience continued through a mangrove planting initiative in Sungai Bakau Kecil Village, Mempawah Timur District, Mempawah Regency, on Sunday (August 9, 2026). A total of 391 mangrove seedlings were planted in an
A total of 30 commodity farmers assisted by Gemawan from 15 villages in Mempawah Regency participated in the “Business Model and Business Financial Management Training for Strengthening the Economy of the JARINGPEDAS Community in Mempawah Regency.” The participants came from
Efforts to Promote Inclusive, Gender-Responsive Development that Can Address the Impacts of Climate Change Continue to be Strengthened in Mempawah Regency One such effort was the Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on the Synchronization of Gender-Responsive Development and Climate Change Adaptation Policies, held
The assisted village groups of Gemawan, which are part of the Commodity-Based Farmer Network from the regencies of Mempawah, Kubu Raya, and Sambas, held an event titled “Farmer Network Consolidation and Commodity Business Meeting” on Thursday (14/05/2026) at the Hall
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
Efforts to strengthen the capacity of young women in facing the climate crisis are continuously being intensified. One such effort is through a workshop organized by Gemawan titled “Young Women’s Leadership in Building Community Resilience to the Climate Crisis” on
“This empowerment and ecosystem conservation scheme was deliberately designed together so that aquaculture activities can go hand in hand with coastal rehabilitation. Mangroves continue to grow, while communities gain tangible economic benefits.” (Lani Ardiansyah) Continuing efforts to restore coastal ecosystems
JARINGPEDAS (The Farmers’ Commodity Network) of Mempawah Regency is taking a strategic step by holding a workshop to formulate the organization’s Strategic Plan (Renstra). This activity, held on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, aims to strengthen the direction and focus of
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