Dwi Septiani, Wahyuning Dwi Wardani Ndraha, Ni Luh Devi Kusumawati, and Paula Stela N. Landowero from Wadah Foundation Headquarters, Jakarta, visited the Al Hidayah community in Penjaringan, North Jakarta, on Saturday morning, 25 January 2025. This visit was to ensure that all work plans for 2025 are running smoothly and to check the progress of […]
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Pomat Hamlet is a peaceful rural community located in Wailiti Village, Sikka Regency, away from the bustle of the city. The farmers who reside in this hamlet will greet us with humility and serenity. The lives of the people living in this modest hamlet have undergone tremendous transformation since renewable technology, specifically solar power (LTS),
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Wadah Foundation’s vision is to realise an empowered and dignified society; its mission is to holistically empower individuals and communities through education, health and economic empowerment. Wadah Foundation is committed to empowering communities through human resource development, where every person has the opportunity to thrive. To achieve this mission, Wadah has designed several key strategies:
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The 2024 National Working Meeting (Rakernas) of Wadah Foundation successfully brought together all stakeholders to strengthen community empowerment programmes. The three-day event, held from 4 to 6 November 2024 at the Ayana Hotel in Jakarta, served as a platform to evaluate performance, share best practices, and formulate new strategies to achieve organisational goals. One of
Stunting is one of the significant public health challenges in Indonesia, including in Bendungan Hilir Village, Tanah Abang Sub-district, Central Jakarta. Stunting not only affects children’s physical growth, but also cognitive development which ultimately impacts future potential. productivity Based on data from stunting intervention result in June 2024, there were around 21 per cent or
Have you ever imagined taking a walk in a place where ancient humans once lived and developed? Sangiran, an area covering 25 villages, located in 2 districts, Sragen and Karangan, in Central Java, Indonesia, is one of the most important archaeological sites in the world that provides a window into our past. The discovery of
Wahyuning Ndraha and Adi Hermawan, representing the Wadah Foundation, participated in the International Convention of Asian Scholars (ICAS) from Sunday, July 28, 2020, to Thursday, August 1, 2020, at Airlangga University, Surabaya. This conference, themed ‘Crossways of Knowledge,’ was organized by the International Institute for Asian Studies. The theme emphasized the exchange of knowledge across
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