Poverty Alleviation Initiative

Through active participation from communities and local governments in social mapping, we identified and focused on three key priority areas — human resources, healthcare services, and economic quality — to ensure a holistic approach to breaking the cycle of poverty.

1. Human Resource

Equipping people with skills and certifications as an effort to break the cycle of poverty.

Program / Activity	Participants / Units
Lifeskill Training Participants	2,483
College Scholarships	96
Schools & Tahfidz Houses	22
Dump Truck Training Participants	150

2. Healthcare Services

Improving and expanding access to healthcare services and basic needs.

Program / Activity	Participants / Units
Electricity Connections	2,353
Stunting Intervention Programs	163
Clean Water Supply Connections	2,483
Elderly-Friendly Village Health Posts	200
Type D Equivalent Public Health Center	1 Unit – 13 Billion

3. Economic Quality

Optimizing economic growth to achieve better outcomes.

Program / Activity	Participants / Units
Farming Groups	58
Livestock Groups	69
Fisheries Groups	31
Cooperative Members	191