Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
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
It has been three years since Village Law was applied. However, the implementation of the Village Law in various regions in Indonesia still faces challenges, so that the breakthrough of the administration of President Joko Widodo to develop Indonesia from
Executive Director of Gemawan Association in West Kalimantan, Laili Khairnur, believes that it is time for village communities to rise economically and one of the ways is through Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes). Khairnur stated that the village communities must be more
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,
Gemawan held a seminar and workshop with the theme Strong Villages, Prosperous Communities at Mahkota Hotel, Pontianak City, Wednesday-Friday (29-31 / 03/2017) with guest speakers from the Ministry of Villages and Development of Disadvantaged Regions, Department of Community and Village
Gemawan conducted a seminar and workshop with the theme strong villages, prosperous society at Mahkota Hotel for three days from March 29-31, 2017. On the last day of the event, which was attended by the representatives of 12 regencies/cities
North Kayong Regency (KKU) is the first area in West Kalimantan to implement the Village Law. However, in the process of realizing this, human resources become an issue for the local government so that products of the Village Law such
Director of Gemawan, Laili Khairnur, said there were several programs aiming to improve the capacity of village government, community, village women and strengthen the village economy. “In Gemawan, we now have a series called village school. So, this is
Gemawan Association will hold a Seminar and Workshop entitled “Strong Villages, Prosperous Communities: A Reflection on 3-year Implementation of the Village Law in West Kalimantan”. The event attended by the representatives of the village governments and community groups from all
Director of Gemawan, Laili Khairnur, revealed that five villages in Sambas Regency became the targets by the School of Village Women program from Gemawan Association, so that women have the courage to speak up to fight for their fate for