Our ESG & Community Impact in Indonesia

PT. PATI

Distributed school bags and learning materials to local students to improve access to education, witnessed by community members and the Head of KPH SBB.

PT. PATI

Provided a church construction fund to the Seriholo community and its religious leaders, supporting local spiritual life and community cohesion.

PT. PATI

Installed clean drinking-water equipment and supply lines for a village that previously lacked a reliable water source, improving daily water and sanitation.

PT. PATI

Supplied agarwood (Aquilaria spp.) seeds and helped establish community nurseries — protecting the environment through reforestation while creating a high-value cash crop that raises local incomes.

PT. PATI

Supplied sago provisions to local communities, strengthening food security and supporting traditional local foods and businesses.

PT. PATI

Distributed Indonesian national food agency (Bulog) rice to economically vulnerable families facing financial hardship, meeting basic needs.

PT. PATI · Indonesian Social Mangrove Foundation · LPHD Tansi Ambon

Joined with the Indonesian Social Mangrove Foundation and the local village forest body to carry out large-scale mangrove seed support and field planting — advancing both climate mitigation and coastal ecosystem conservation.

PT. PATI

Donated two trail motorbikes to the forestry patrol team. On steep, muddy terrain these greatly improved frontline patrol efficiency in preventing illegal logging and monitoring fire risk.

PT. PATI

Funded the reconstruction of a long-abandoned, unfinished village church, meeting the spiritual and communal-space needs of traditional community leaders and residents.

PT. PATI

Delivered agro-tourism development support to the Ambon City forestry office, helping diversify the local green economy.

PT. PATI · Maluku Forestry Service partners

Donated a sacrificial cow to the local mosque for Eid al-Adha and distributed the meat to vulnerable nearby households, fostering community harmony.

PT. PATI

Provided dedicated funding to the Tanimbar Islands forest management unit to establish a local nursery and advance large-scale reforestation and ecological conservation.

PT. PATI

Provided dedicated funding for traditional and religious festival activities in a remote island congregation, sustaining social cohesion in isolated areas.

PT. PATI

Procured dedicated water-supply lines and heavy-duty pumps and deployed engineers to open up clean-water access for villagers in a remote area long lacking a clean source.

PT. PATI · Maluku Forestry Service partners

Donated a sacrificial cow to the local mosque for Eid al-Adha and distributed the meat to vulnerable nearby households, fostering community harmony.

Asia Assets Developments Co., Ltd.

Donated dedicated support to a university laboratory for seagrass and blue-carbon research, advancing coastal-ecosystem protection and academic capacity in climate science.

PT. Bintang Lima Makmur (BLM)

Reached agreement with the hereditary Ulayat clans Sounawe Aipura and Ainakahata and formally paid production and land-use compensation. This establishes a legal and economic framework respecting traditional indigenous rights — putting into practice the benefit-sharing mechanism at the heart of carbon markets.

PT. Bintang Lima Makmur (BLM)

Visited a resource-poor rural primary school and distributed full sets of personal stationery and learning kits to every student, improving daily learning conditions.

PT. Bintang Lima Makmur (BLM)

Fully funded and hosted a community iftar (Buka Bersama) during Ramadan for two villages — using a shared, cross-village celebration to ease potential conflict and deepen trust between the company and residents.

Antangpatahu Mahaga Lewu Foundation (YAMAL)

Purchased and donated 60 sets of new wooden desks and chairs to a school that long lacked basic furniture, creating a dignified and healthy learning environment.

Antangpatahu Mahaga Lewu Foundation (YAMAL)

Supplied building materials, including quality meranti wood, to complete a stalled prayer room serving frontline national forestry officers, rangers, and visitors.

Antangpatahu Mahaga Lewu Foundation (YAMAL)

Sponsored traditional ornamental-ship celebrations during Kuala Kapuas's 220th anniversary and the regency's 75th anniversary, helping preserve Dayak cultural heritage and deepen ties with local communities and government.