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It is remarkable how many documentaries and books are currently been launched as part of the "new" awareness of the Indo-Europeans in the Netherlands.... Quite a significant change of attitude and breaking down the unsurmountable wall of silence that has dominated our lives for over half a century....:
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This documentary deals with the integration of Indo’s (Western-Asian people) after the forced exile; diaspora from their country of origin and the ignorance and denial of the Dutch Government on the subject of their broken promises……
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Progress on our activities and movement of Think Green - Act Clean
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Going back to the very beginning and the origin of the name of our Foundation.... Yayasan Kebon (kembang) Sepatu.....
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Great innovative work.Congratulations. Akke and team.....
Wishing all and everyone, near and far, celebrating 1446 HR Idul Fitr; a very happy and fortunate Idul Fitr; Mohon maaf lahir dan bathin 🙏🏼 Id Mabrouk...!
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Another activity which has been high on the agenda of Yayasan Kebon Sepatu, is the promotion of Traditional Sports in Indonesia.... part of the overall stimulation for youngsters to become proficient athletes in other sports like football!
Our Admin Assistant and office manager of PT Sasak Studio Sejati PMA, has made a concerted effort to promote this throughout the archipel and also in the Netherlands! Bravo, Yulia Prayanti, we will get a young generation carrying on the traditions with great enthusiasm <3
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YKS together with Ocean Recovery Alliance and Yayasan 10 Billion Strong and Sense continue the plastic waste collection program in several villages in Lombok.
Currently implemented in Rembiga Village, Mataram, the goal of this program is to provide education to foster the habit of collecting plastic waste.
At the beginning of this program, the participants were diverse, ranging from children to the elderly.
Especially during the holy month of Ramadan, it is good to reflect on how we interact with our invironment and how we practice and acquire skills to 'tend His garden'....
Next week another event is planned, and we will keep you posted : Think Green, Act Clean <3
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No matter what politics are being concocted by Governments all over the world, we should never scrimp and save on education; it will be the ultimate destruction of our society...
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Final deliberations with third parties in connection with the Forestation Project UTS.
Enjoying a delicious lunch in Jakarta Yayasan Kebon Sepatu found company in Marc Peeters (Bambu Nusa Verde), Bella (candidate Master Captain) and Frits Blessing (Blessing Projects). Informative and exchange of ideas and backgrounds was extremely useful, as this would endorse not only the view that Bambu is the "New Steel", but also the only alternative for hardwood and sustainable material in construction and boatbuilding.
It is good to know that these different disciplines can be lined up and synergised to achieve the common goal of ensuring sustainable products and ensuring a healthier and greener planet...
The discussion was related to Pak Zul Zulkieflimansyah (UTS), and was asked to play a leading role in this project to save Sumbawa from the disastrous consequences of mono-culture and deforestation as, in the long term this will cause:
Climate change: Deforestation contributes to global warming by increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. It also changes the Earth's reflectivity, which impacts local and global temperatures.
Loss of wildlife habitat: Deforestation reduces the food, shelter, and breeding grounds for animals.
Biodiversity loss: Deforestation alters the mix of species that live in an area, with some species thriving and others becoming extinct.
Soil erosion: Without trees to hold soil in place, rain washes away topsoil.
Water cycle changes: Deforestation reduces transpiration, which negatively impacts water cycles.
Air pollution: Deforestation increases carbon dioxide in the air, which is a major pollutant.
Human rights impacts: Deforestation can have immediate and direct effects on Indigenous communities, who often depend on forests for food, medicine, and building materials.
Soil degradation: Deforestation can cause soil degradation if the land is steeply sloping, has shallow soils, or is not managed well after clearance.
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To all my friends, extended family members and fellow global thinkers around the world.....
Mohon maaf lahir dan bathin <3
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