Indonesia

SUSILA DHARMA INDONESIA
Susila Dharma Indonesia is a non-governmental organization founded in 1988 to coordinate and support social and humanitarian projects. The aim is to cooperate with all institutions, religions, government agencies and groups of people who share the objective of “one united humanity” for providing services in the areas of health, education, children’s care, emergency relief and community development.

Contact:
Ariana Susanti
Wisma Subud, Wisma Indonesia R - 06, Jakarta 12430 Jl. RS. Fatmawati 52, Indonesia.
Tel. + 62 21 7441933 Fax. +62 21 74707324
Email: arianas@cbn.net.id

Download:
SD Indonesia 2006 Annual Report
SD Indonesia 2005 Report to Members
SD Indonesia 2005 Annual Report

Microcredit in Jogjakarta - Report 2

Microcredit in Jogjakarta - Report 1
West Java Tsunami Relief report (March 2007)
First report on Jogjakarta earthquake relief from Ariana Susanti
Second report (June 21, 2006)
Third report (July 18, 2006)
Fourth report (Nov., 2006)

BINA CITA UTAMA
The name “Bina Cita Utama” means to nurture ideals, hopes and ambitions. The vision of the school is to develop a high quality learning environment and address the need in Central Kalimantan for education. In so doing the school will be a model for future schools in the province. BCU School is the only National Plus School in the province. These schools use bilingual (English and Indonesian) and multic ultural curriculum.

Contact:
Utami Geiger
Rungan Sari, Jl Tjlik Riwut km36 Sei Gohong, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan 73225 Indonesia.
Tel. 62-811-52-9502
Email: bcu.school@rungansari.com

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What Makes Bina Cita Utama School a Social Project Worthy of Support through the Susila Dharma International Network? web page | pdf file

Bina Cita Utama Newsletter – January 2008
Bina Cita Utama May 2007 newsletter Bina Cita Utama 2006 Annual Report
Bina Cita Utama May 2006 newsletter
Bina Cita Utama September 2006 newsletter

BORNEO INTERNATIONAL
Members of Borneo International have been assisting smallholders in Kalimantan with technical, engineering and financial advice to develop sustainable practices in oil palm cultivation, multi-cropping, biodiesel refining technologies, essential oil distillation and marketing. This program is operated under Borneo International’s Corporate and Social Responsibility activities.

Contact:
Freeman Wyllie
51 Gurrinyah Drive, Stokers Siding NSW 2484 Australia
Tel. +61 2 6677 9457 or +61 (0)438 300 450
Email: freeman@borneo-international.com

DAYAK CULTURE REVIVAL
The main activities of this project are to provide interchange and dialog between cultures, with cultural and artistic performances used as a method of building understanding and conflict prevention.

Contact:
Riduan Tomkins
Rungan Sari, Km 35, Tangkiling, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Email:
Riduan Tompkins: riduan@xtra.co.nz or
Rachmat Fisher: rachmatfisher@yahoo.com.au

SEKOLAH CITA BUANA
The belief of the school is that education should prepare students for the world they will live in when they have completed their academic studies. A combined curriculum (Indonesian national and Australian Queensland) in grades kindergarten through 11th, emables students to enter universities in Indonesia or abroad.
Web: www.expat.or.id/orgs/citabuana.html

Contact:
Sekolah Cita Buana
Wisma Subud complex, Jl RS Fatmawati No. 52, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia.
Tel. (62-21) 769-6560 Fax. (62-21) 750-2616
E-mail: cita@cbn.net.id

SKYJUICE

SkyJuice Foundation from Australia has donated portable water purification unit for Cawang Community, East Jakarta.

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YAYASAN TAMBUHAK SINTA (YTS)
YTS was established in 1998 by a mineral exploration company to formalize the company’s community development efforts as a commitment of its corporate responsibility. YTS is active in building democratic institutions governed by the local people and helping communities become capable of developing the natural resources of the area in an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable manner. The YTS “Kalimantan Kids Club” scholarships support local students through high school and university education. More>>

Contact:
Bardolf Paul
Jl. Rinjani No. 39
Palangka Raya 73112
Kalimantan Tengah
Indonesia
HP: +62 811 529503 / Tel: +62 536 3237184 / Fax: +62 536 3229187
Email: bardolfpaul@gmail.com

Kabar Itah Newsletter - Issue 14-2007 (PDF 484 KB)
Kabar Itah Newsletter - Issue 15-2007 (PDF 336 KB)
Kabar Itah Newsletter - Issue 16-2008 (PDF 368 KB)

Forest Science News report - August 2006

YAYASAN USAHA MULIA (YUM) & IRDN
Foundation for Noble Work

Started in 1975, YUM is one of the longest-running Susila Dharma initiatives. It is a registered charity in Indonesia, and manages seven projects in the provinces of West Java, Aceh, Kalimantan, and in Jakarta. The aims are to engage in community development activities, establish and manage educational facilities, vocational training and health services in cooperation with other social organizations and individuals. Integrating these services helps break the poverty cycle. More information is available at: www.yum-irdn.org
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Contact:
Ala Sulistyono
Yayasan Usaha Mulia, Wisma Subud #20, Jl. R.S. Fatmawati No. 52, Jakarta 12430, Indonesia.
Email: ala@yum-irdn.org

Website: http://www.yum-irdn.org/

Download:
Yayasan Usaha Mula full annual report
Yayasan Usaha Mula full annual report - appendix
Yayasan Usaha Mulia (YUM) 2006 Annual Report to SDIA
YUM 2006 fundraising flyer
YUM/IRDN Brochure - 2007
December 2007 newsletter
December 2006 newsletter
June 2006 newsletter
October 2005 newsletter
December 2005 newsletter
YUM Progress Report - March 2006
YUM Progress Report appendices - March 2006
Yayasan Usaha Mulia (YUM) 2005 Annual Report
Yayasan Usaha Mulia (YUM) 2005 Financial Information - Indonesia

Management reports are available upon request at yum_jkt@yahoo.com

To donate to YUM projects go here

DAYAK CULTURE REVIVAL The main activities of this project are to provide interchange and dialog between cultures, with cultural and artistic performances used as a method of building understanding and conflict prevention.

Contact: Riduan Tomkins Rungan Sari, Km 35, Tangkiling, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia Email: Riduan Tompkins: riduan@xtra.co.nz or Rachmat Fisher: rachmatfisher@yahoo.com.au

SKYJUICE

DAYAK CULTURE REVIVAL
The main activities of this project are to provide interchange and dialog between cultures, with cultural and artistic performances used as a method of building understanding and conflict prevention.

Contact:
Riduan Tomkins
Rungan Sari, Km 35, Tangkiling, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Email:
Riduan Tompkins: riduan@xtra.co.nz or
Rachmat Fisher: rachmatfisher@yahoo.com.au