BRI project wins multiple sustainable development awards in Indonesia

The "Sinergi Pendidikan Berdaya (Education Empowerment Synergy)" program received a Platinum Award in both of its two focus areas — improving school facilities and learning environments, and strengthening teacher capacity. The "Gerakan Masyarakat Sehat (Healthy Community Movement)" and "Pengelolaan Sampah Terpadu (Integrated Waste Management)" programs each received a Gold Award. Rahmad Feri from the Berkah Mobula Farmers' Group in Le-Le Village was recognized as the "Best Local Hero in Edu Agriculture".

The award-winning programs are closely aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and cover community education, public health, environmental management, and agricultural development.

From bringing health education into villages and schools and improving learning conditions in rural schools, to establishing waste banks, promoting the resource recovery of organic waste, and using community gardening to introduce agricultural knowledge, IMIP's community initiatives are rooted in the practical needs of local residents and have gradually developed into a coordinated approach to sustainable development across multiple areas.