Semoya is a Javanese traditional village located in Brebah District, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. The society here still maintains its agricultural tradition. Their main commodity is rice which is being planted surrounding the area. As a tourist village destination, the Semoya community continues to preserve Javanese culture as one of their daily activities. There […]

Pekalongan, a UNESCO World Creative City, not only has the cultural heritage of batik, but is also now pioneering solutions to address environmental issues in urban areas. Facing crisis management trash, the local community takes a transformative step through independent initiative management rubbish. Community locals take the initiative to manage organic waste, which has a […]

Buton Island is a small island that is part of Southeast Sulawesi Province. This island has agricultural products ranging from rice, coconut and chocolate. However, the low public awareness of environmental conservation has caused agricultural production on this island to decline. The very high use of manufactured fertilizers and pesticides is the result of monoculture […]

The Urban Farming project was started in 2014 by a group of youth farmers on the seashore in Semarang, which initially spread across cities and formed a women's farmer community that promotes sustainable farming practices, applying permaculture principles, in urban and peri-urban areas of Semarang City. With 30 activity centers in Semarang, Bhumi Horta Foundation […]

The community is cooperating with the Bhumi Horta Foundation to promote long-term sustainability farming. Mr. Intaran, one of the local community leaders, has been encouraging the community to start producing their own organic fertilizer from agricultural waste, which is widely available, in order to reduce farmers dependence on the use of manufactured fertilizers and pesticides.  […]

Semoya is a Javanese traditional village located in Brebah District, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. The society here still maintains its agricultural tradition. Their main commodity is rice which is being planted surrounding the area. As a tourist village destination, the Semoya community continues to preserve Javanese culture as one of their daily activities. There […]