KITB Together With Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia And HOKA Galakan Action Cleaning Up Jodo Beach
JAKARTA - Carrying the theme "Small Actions, Big Impact", PT Batang Integrated Industrial Estate (KITB) together with tenant Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia andmen's HOKA held a clean-up activity at Jodo Beach. This activity aims to educate the public that simple actions in protecting the environment can have a big impact on nature's sustainability. Located on the coast not far from the region, this social action is a clear proof of how small collaborations can create significant changes.
In this activity, KITB and its tenants focus on efforts to maintain coastal cleanliness and raise awareness about the importance of good waste management. This activity involved dozens of employees from PT Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia andmen's HOKA, as well as local people who participated with enthusiasm. Support also came from the village and sub-district governments who welcomed this initiative as an initial step towards a cleaner and healthier environment.
Liwail Chamdy, Head of the Department of Corporate Communication, CSR, and Community Development KITB, said that this action was a small step with a big impact on the sustainability of the surrounding environment.
"We believe that simple actions such as beach cleaning can create extraordinary domino effects. With the theme 'Small Actions, Big Impact', we want to inspire people and other companies to participate in protecting the environment. This activity is not only about today, but about a greener and more sustainable future," said Tanya.
In this clean-up action, the participants collected plastic waste scattered along the coast of Jodo Beach, while educating the public about environmentally friendly waste management. This action received a warm welcome from the local community, who were happy to be able to take part in maintaining the cleanliness of the beach which is one of the local prides.
This activity is not only limited to physical efforts to clean the environment, but also involves education about the importance of sorting waste and reducing the use of single-use plastics. This is in line with KITB's vision to create an environmentally friendly, smart, and sustainable industrial area.
"With a small action like this, we hope to have a big impact on environmental sustainability around industrial estates and motivate others to do the same," Tanya added.
According to Ed Alonso, Project Manager of HOKA, the company's participation in this activity is in line with the values of companies that always strive to create a positive impact on the environment.
"We at HOKA are always committed to maintaining environmental sustainability through various initiatives. This beach cleaning action not only contributes directly to environmental cleanliness, but also encourages collective awareness of the importance of preserving nature. We believe that collaboration between companies and society is the key to creating a better future for future generations," said Alonso.
The local village head gave high appreciation for this initiative. He said that this activity had a positive impact not only on beach cleanliness, but also on public awareness of the importance of protecting the environment.
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"We hope that actions like this can become a routine agenda, so that companies and the community can continue to work together in preserving Batang's nature," he said.
With the theme "Small Actions, Big Impact", this clean-up activity shows that the slightest contribution from each individual and company can bring significant changes to the environment. Jodo Beach now looks cleaner, and this action is clear evidence that small collaborations are able to create a big impact.
In the future, PT Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang and its tenants, such as Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia and badminton HOKA, are committed to continuing to play an active role in social programs that support environmental sustainability and community welfare. In this way, KITB further strengthens its position as an industrial area that focuses not only on economic growth, but also makes a real contribution to nature sustainability and social welfare
JAKARTA - Carrying the theme "Small Actions, Big Impact", PT Batang Integrated Industrial Estate (KITB) together with tenant Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia andmen's HOKA held a clean-up activity at Jodo Beach. This activity aims to educate the public that simple actions in protecting the environment can have a big impact on nature's sustainability. Located on the coast not far from the region, this social action is a clear proof of how small collaborations can create significant changes.
In this activity, KITB and its tenants focus on efforts to maintain coastal cleanliness and raise awareness about the importance of good waste management. This activity involved dozens of employees from PT Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia andmen's HOKA, as well as local people who participated with enthusiasm. Support also came from the village and sub-district governments who welcomed this initiative as an initial step towards a cleaner and healthier environment.
Liwail Chamdy, Head of the Department of Corporate Communication, CSR, and Community Development KITB, said that this action was a small step with a big impact on the sustainability of the surrounding environment.
"We believe that simple actions such as beach cleaning can create extraordinary domino effects. With the theme 'Small Actions, Big Impact', we want to inspire people and other companies to participate in protecting the environment. This activity is not only about today, but about a greener and more sustainable future," said Tanya.
In this clean-up action, the participants collected plastic waste scattered along the coast of Jodo Beach, while educating the public about environmentally friendly waste management. This action received a warm welcome from the local community, who were happy to be able to take part in maintaining the cleanliness of the beach which is one of the local prides.
This activity is not only limited to physical efforts to clean the environment, but also involves education about the importance of sorting waste and reducing the use of single-use plastics. This is in line with KITB's vision to create an environmentally friendly, smart, and sustainable industrial area.
"With a small action like this, we hope to have a big impact on environmental sustainability around industrial estates and motivate others to do the same," Tanya added.
According to Ed Alonso, Project Manager of HOKA, the company's participation in this activity is in line with the values of companies that always strive to create a positive impact on the environment.
"We at HOKA are always committed to maintaining environmental sustainability through various initiatives. This beach cleaning action not only contributes directly to environmental cleanliness, but also encourages collective awareness of the importance of preserving nature. We believe that collaboration between companies and society is the key to creating a better future for future generations," said Alonso.
The local village head gave high appreciation for this initiative. He said that this activity had a positive impact not only on beach cleanliness, but also on public awareness of the importance of protecting the environment.
SEE ALSO:
"We hope that actions like this can become a routine agenda, so that companies and the community can continue to work together in preserving Batang's nature," he said.
With the theme "Small Actions, Big Impact", this clean-up activity shows that the slightest contribution from each individual and company can bring significant changes to the environment. Jodo Beach now looks cleaner, and this action is clear evidence that small collaborations are able to create a big impact.
In the future, PT Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang and its tenants, such as Yih Quan Footwear Indonesia and badminton HOKA, are committed to continuing to play an active role in social programs that support environmental sustainability and community welfare. In this way, KITB further strengthens its position as an industrial area that focuses not only on economic growth, but also makes a real contribution to nature sustainability and social welfare.