More than 1,200 youth and people with disabilities were trained in customer service, sales, entrepreneurship, and other job-ready skills, leading to job placements and sustainable incomes in over 100 cities across Indonesia.

By combining vocational access in cities with regenerative agriculture in villages, #BisaBerdaya created dual pathways for economic resilience—enabling youth to enter formal jobs and women farmers to increase income through sustainable food systems.

100 seagrass seedlings were planted in shallow marine areas, alongside the development of a seagrass cultivation lab in Bintan with a production capacity of 20,000 per cycle, serving as a hub for education and circular economy.

A forest patrol system was implemented in Javan gibbon habitats, involving communities, security forces, and conservation groups to prevent poaching and ecosystem destruction.

Approximately 35,607 individuals received healthy and nutritious meals through 82 distributions under the Pemadam Kelaparan program. This initiative supported students at Islamic boarding schools (santri), school children, marginalized communities, and mosque congregations, enabling them to carry out daily activities more optimally.

Roughly 2,299 individuals, including vulnerable groups, participated in mass tuberculosis screening, helping to detect early signs of infection and break the chain of transmission in communities.

By merging academic scholarships with environmental literacy, #BisaSekolah empowered over 180 students to not only continue their education but also lead real-world solutions—from biodiversity conservation to climate-positive school projects.

Through leadership training, funding, and collaboration with local actors, students implemented impactful initiatives such as upcycling programs, waste bank activation, research on endangered species, and nature-positive behavior campaigns in their communities.