Pengembangan Ekonomi

Solar Workshops in Talwai Village, Alor and Pagomogo Village, Nagekeo The Wadah Foundation (“Wadah”) Patron and Chairperson, with the Regent of Nagekeo and the Vice Regent of Alor, officially inaugurated the seven solar workshops in the District of Nagekeo and the District of Alor, through a virtual event on Saturday, the 12th of June 2021. […]

Oangkalla, Pantar Island, Alor Have you ever heard of Oangkalla? It is a remote village located in the village of Mauta on the island of Pantar, Alor Regency. In this small and secluded bay is the village of Oangkalla, which is inhabited by 24 families with 82 inhabitants. Even though it is located on the

Saturday, 5 September 2020, the Regent of Nagekeo, Johanes Don Bosco Do led the cornerstone laying of the solar training workshop in Pogomoro Village, Nangaroro District, Nagekeo Regency, Nusa Tenggara Timur Province (NTT). THE SECOND SOLAR TRAINING WORKSHOP IN NAGEKEO This would serve as the second solar training workshop which the Regent of Nagekeo has

The “Raising A Village” Program is an initiative with a holistic approach aimed at realizing the goals of Wadah Foundation. Through the said program, a concept of strategic independence is created. Though assuring the community’s food security is one of the goals of this program, it goes beyond that. It aims to serve as a

Over the past few months, the world has seemingly stood at a standstill due to the crippling effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. People’s mobility has been limited almost to a halt to avert the spike of coronavirus cases. Despite such circumstances, we cannot escape reality – life must go on. Human instincts tell us that

The Pandemic Covid-19 Virus continues to spread in various parts of the world, including Indonesia. This outbreak has a broad impact, may it be in terms of trade, investment and even tourism. Moreover, there is also the possibility of causing a serious impact on food security. Maintaining Physical Distance Recognizing the grave threat of the spread of

It is quite unimaginable that in this day and age, there are still many villages and hamlets in the province of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) where people still live in the dark as electricity has not reached their place. Their only source of light is the God-given natural light from the sun and the moon, and from kerosene lamps. 

Third Batch of Solar Mamas with Paula Landowero (middle) The third batch from the solar electricity training program departed for India this Friday (22 March 2019). The group consists of 4 women – Mama Susana Maima & Mama Mariance Manilang, both from Talwai Village; Mama Agustina Maufani from Tasi Village, Alor, Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT)

With the support of the Wadah Foundation,  4 women from PKM Wadah Warabal – Mrs. Dede, Mrs. Lasiyem, Mrs. Ismulyana and Mrs. Adminah – participated in a sewing training course conducted by Hand Craft Gula Gula Community in December 2016 and January 2017 in Sawangan, Depok, West Java. Currently the four women have started to apply

Solar Cell Training participants from Indonesia take group photo after landing in new Delhi Airport India Eight illiterate women from remote villages in Sikka and Timor Tengah Selatan, Nusa Tenggara Timur, flew to Barefoot College in India on Saturday  Sept 14, 2013 to learn how to assemble, install and maintain  solar panel. This training,  which