Yapeka is a non-profit organization dedicated to community empowerment and environmental conservation education. They introduce nature and biodiversity in Indonesia through community and environmental activities to raise awareness about the importance of conservation and the survival of biodiversity within it.

AHU-112.AH.01.07.Tahun 2013

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• Towards an independent Indonesian society by utilizing the environment wisely and sustainably.
• Conducting studies on the environment and society.
• Introducing appropriate technology that aligns with low-carbon development activities.
• Improving community economic activities towards higher carbon efficiency and climate-responsive actions.
• Promoting the adoption of environmentally friendly economic activities for community welfare.

Yapeka identifies numerous social issues affecting marginalized communities, such as poverty, lack of access to education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation. These problems are exacerbated by natural disasters and socio-economic inequalities prevalent in Indonesia.

Yapeka conducts thorough research and needs assessments to understand the root causes and impacts of these issues. They analyze data to pinpoint specific areas and communities most in need of assistance. The foundation also assesses the effectiveness of past interventions to refine their strategies.

Yapeka implements targeted humanitarian programs and initiatives to alleviate these problems. They collaborate with local communities, government agencies, and international partners to provide essential services like disaster relief, education support, healthcare access, and environmental conservation. Their solutions aim to empower communities, build resilience, and foster sustainable development, ultimately contributing to a more equitable and prosperous Indonesia.

The project issues addressed by Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan (Yapeka) typically include poverty alleviation, disaster response and recovery, education support, healthcare access, and environmental conservation in Indonesia.