Legal Aspect

Legally, Kedai Masyarakat Foundation is registered as follows:

1. Notaris Nerma Novianti, SH., M.Kn No -01-01 Agustus 2018.
2. Registered at the Ministry of law and Human rights number AHU-0010265.AH.01.04, years 2018
3. Registered as tax compulsory or NPWP 85.393.474.1-907.000

Kedai Masyarakat Foundation also compiled in the legal bind as follows:

1. The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia 1945.
2. The Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 16 of 2001 about Foundations.
3. The Law of the Republic of Indonesia number 28 of 2004 related to the amendment number 16 of 2001 about Foundations.
4. Government Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia number 63 of 2006 about the application of law on Foundations.
5. Internal act.

Details: Written by: Administrator

Our Attempts

Managing Dry Soil

Tanglad, Nusa Penida — Amid rolling limestone hills and stretches of parched farmland in Tanglad Village, a group of residents gathered at the Kedai Masyarakat Foundation Learning House on a cloudy morning.

Researcher to Support Community

An initiative to promote sustainable agriculture and plantation practices.

Women & Economic Independence

In Tanglad Village, Nusa Penida, morning arrives with dry winds carrying the scent of the sea and limestone soil.

Achievements

Agricultural Crops Increased

In addition to the crops promoted under the program, such as moringa, dragon fruit, sandat flowers, and sacha inchi, participants also cultivated glutinous corn, sweet Cilembu sweet potatoes, shallots, and chili peppers.

The First Women Business

The first woman business accommodated in KWT or Kelompok Wanita Tani or Woman's Farmer Group in Nusa Penida to run mitigative and adaptive agriculture product.

Challenges

Water oh Water

In the last three decades, tourism in Bali has grown rapidly (80%). Domestic and foreign investors are competing to invest by building various facilities for tourist amenities such as hotels, restaurants, swimming pools, and so on.

Monkeys and the Shrinking Space

A Real Threat to Farmers in Nusa Penida. In several villages in Nusa Penida, farmers have reported damage to corn, cassava, legumes, and horticultural crops.