double-skinned crabsVietnamese crab exportergood crabexellent crab

Danone Indonesia Wins Award for Water Source Protection

The Jakarta Globe
May 19, 2024 | 8:09 pm
SHARE
(Photo Courtesy of Danone Indonesia)
(Photo Courtesy of Danone Indonesia)

Jakarta. Danone Indonesia recently won an award for “Outstanding Implementation for Water Source Protection” at the 2024 CNN Indonesia Awards. 

The award recognizes Danone Indonesia’s efforts to help provide people access to clean water. These efforts include the construction of clean water infrastructure in Bongkasa Pertiwi village, Bali back in 2011. Clean water has now reached the homes of everyone in the village. 

"In line with our vision, One Planet One Health, Danone-Aqua is always committed to having a positive impact on consumers, the environment and communities. One of them is through community empowerment initiatives that we carry out together with the village-owned enterprises [BUMDes] in Bongkasa Pertiwi," Danone Indonesia’s VP general secretary Vera Galuh Sugijanto was quoted as saying in a press statement. 

Bongkasa Pertiwi has now become one of the popular tourist villages in Bali. The area was also one of the destinations for delegates to the G20 Summit in 2022, as an example of a successful community-based environmental management program.

ADVERTISEMENT

Danone Indonesia’s corporate communications director Arif Mujahidin said that the company encourages the development of social programs, especially those based on environmental preservation. This is in line with the company's dual commitment to achieving success in the business sector while also actively contributing to the environment and local communities.

"Maintaining and managing water sources so that they remain clean and sustainable is one of our efforts to actively participate in improving the quality of life of the community in a sustainable manner," Arif said. 

Transmedia’s director Latif Harnoko symbolically handed over the award to I Ketut Muwaranata, the head of the Aqua Mambal factory in Bali. Badung regent I Nyoman Giri Prasta and Attorney General ST Burhanuddin were present. 

Apart from building clean water infrastructure, Danone Indonesia --in partnership with BUMDes Mandala Sari, Bongkasa Pertiwi Village Government, Rumah Energi Foundation and non-governmental organizations -- has also built 44 biogas units from animal waste.

Danone is also providing training and assistance for human capital development. The participants will then contribute to the development of healthy agriculture covering an area of 1.95 hectares for food security as well as the development of agricultural tourism. 

Tags: Keywords:
Google Add Investor.id as a preferred source on Google +
SHARE

Related Articles


Business Oct 8, 2026 | 4:26 pm

Climate Crisis Pushes Corporations to Turn CSR Into Risk Mitigation

Climate risks are pushing companies to turn CSR and ESG programs into strategies for resilience, sustainability and growth.

The Latest


News 30 minutes ago

Ferry Burns for Hours Near Merak After Passengers and Crew Escape

The Batumandi ferry fire is the latest in a series of serious passenger vessel accidents reported in Indonesia over the past five months.
Business 2 hours ago

Indonesia Attracts $2.5 Billion Palm Oil Investment So Far in 2026

In Q3 alone, Indonesia saw Rp 14.9 trillion ($829 million) worth of investments coming to its value-added palm oil processing.
Business 2 hours ago

Minimum Wage Hikes Fail to Keep Up With Rising Living Costs

Indonesia’s 2026 minimum wage hikes offer limited relief as rising prices erode purchasing power and job insecurity persists.
News 4 hours ago

Prabowo Government Gets Poor Ratings from 66% of Surveyed Professionals

According to the findings, 66% of respondents rated the government's overall performance as poor or very poor.
Business 4 hours ago

Rupiah Strengthens to Rp 17,992 as Investment Data Lifts Sentiment

Rupiah gains 0.30% to Rp 17,992 per dollar as strong investment realization and easing US-Russia tensions lift market sentiment.
COPYRIGHT © 2026 JAKARTA GLOBE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED