Group photo of company representatives and Boven Digoel’s FEW (Family Empowerment and Welfare) members
BOVEN DIGOEL, 2 August 2022 – Recently, Tunas Sawa Erma Group (TSE Group) went on a visit to Tanah Merah in Boven Digoel Regency, Papua, to meet the regional Family Empowerment and Welfare (FEW, locally known as PKK) members. The visit was made in an effort to increase collaboration with the local government, especially on Papuan women empowerment.
This was also a return courtesy call to Boven Digoel’s First Lady, who had dropped by with her team at TSE Group’s Asiki office on July 20. The event was opened by a speech from Mr. Park Jibae, as TSE Group PR General Manager.
Sago product, presented as souvenir in the last session
“We came here to return the courtesy and coordinate future plans, so our collaboration will be more effective and long-lasting,” he said.
In this courtesy visit, the company also took time to explain action plans for their CSC (Corporate Social Contribution) program, which consists of five pillars. One of them, the pillar of education, has been realized through scholarship and honorarium assistance, school renovation projects, and training for clan chiefs’ children.
Pleasant atmosphere in the event
“We thank the company for taking part in empowering our community,” said the Head of Boven Digoel’s FEW branch, Maria Kambandum.
To end the event, company representatives presented the members with sago products as a souvenir. These products are made by Subur Village’s farmer group, one of TSE Group’s training and assistance recipients.
TSE Group engages in palm oil plantation business in Papua. TSE Group is committed to practicing sustainable palm oil governance and has been dedicating efforts to conserving nature, honoring human rights, and developing a sustainable economy in Indonesia for 30 years. To strengthen this commitment, the company keeps innovating to prioritize fulfilling its environmental and social responsibility [PR]
