SI - Overview 2014

1SATOE INDONESIA – NEVER-ENDING CONTRIBUTION

SATOE INDONESIA – NEVER-ENDING CONTRIBUTION
SATOE INDONESIA
ABOUT US
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SATOE INDONESIA
Satoe Indonesia was founded in 2006 as a student-based community
development organization. Its vision is for students to give tangible social and
entrepreneurial contribution to the community.
At the present time, Satoe Indonesia plays an intermediary role by providing
access to financing, marketing and mentoring to small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) in rural areas in Indonesia as well as services in the design
process and implementation of Corporate Social Responsibilty (CSR) program,
working closely with multinational and international corporation.

ORGANIZATION
ABOUT US

Founder
– Aliya Rajasa
– Adityo Wicaksono
– Mandala Widi Muchlis
Advisory Board
– Rizki N H Penna
– Maria Andriani Tambunan
– Tifa Luddin
International Advisory Board
– Masato Kuroda
– Tena Pick
– Joshua Rajkumar
– Frithjof Hoegener
– Sebastian Reichmann Heredero
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Supervisor Founder
Board of
Directors
Regional Team
Advisory Board
International
Advisory Board
ORGANIZATION
Board of Directors
President
Rizki N H Penna
Program Development Manager
Fikri Thalib
Regional Team
Management of Satoe Indonesia SBM-ITB

AWARDS
ACHIEVEMENTS

AWARDS
• Indonesia MDG Award 2011 is a program with the aim of
encouraging the stakeholders especially local governments and
municipalities across Indonesia in the form of awards or
appreciation for their success in doing smart practices in
accordance with 8 targets and achieving the Millennium
Development Goals (MDG).
• Satoe Indonesia won the award category for access to clean water
and basic sanitation.
INDONESIA MDG AWARD 2011

AWARDS
• “Rumah Pintar” in Papakmanggu, Ciwidey awarded as one of the
best “Rumah Pintar” by SIKIB.
• Award was presented by First Lady Hj. Ani Yudhoyono
Best “Rumah Pintar” 2010

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PARTNERS
OUR NETWORK

CSR Consulting
•State owned enterprises
•Regional owned enterprises
•National private entities
•International private entities
Financing Access
•Microfinance Institution
(MFI)
•Individual lenders
Marketing Access
•Traditional Market
•Retail Market
•Wholesale Market
•Partnership
Mentoring Access
•University
•Business Incubator
•Training
•Other organizations

MILESTONES
SATOE INDONESIA PROGRAM 2006-2012

2006-2007
• Education
Program:
•Social mapping
and community
potential in
Ciwidey, Jawa
Barat
•Self awareness
program and
training
•“Mobil Pintar”
program in 3
locations in
Ciwidey
•“Rumah Pintar”
program in 2
locations in
Ciwidey
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Classes on
culture, art
performance,
knowledge and
skills
• Economic
Program:
•Business Game
•Business
development:
yoghurt and
cattle farm
•“Agustus Pintar”
•Scholarship
program
•Infrastructure
program
•Health program
• Other Program:
•Social Enterprise
for Economic
Development
(SEED)
2007-2008
• Education
Program:
•Sustaining the
“Rumah Pintar”
program
•Educational
infrastructure
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Dance and music
class in “Rumah
Pintar”
•Handcraft
activity
• Economic
Program:
•Small and
medium
enterprises
(SME) initiatives
• Other Program:
•Grand opening of
“Rumah Pintar”
•“Angklung” team
representative of
“Rumah Pintar”
performs at
National
Monument
•Social Enterprise
for Economic
Development
(SEED)
•Satoe Indonesia
representative
goes to Bahrain:
“Youth at the
Crossroads: A
Future Without
Violence
Radicalization”
2008-2009
• Education
Program:
•Sustaining the
“Rumah Pintar”
program
•Additional books
and curriculum
•Expansion of
“Mobil Pintar”
program
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Dance and music
class in “Rumah
Pintar”
•Handcraft
activity
•Drawing and
coloring activity
•Qur’an reading
activity
• Economic
Program:
•Business
development:
poultry farm,
organic fertilizer,
and packaging
house for
vegetable
farming
• Other Program:
•Soccer School
•Lee Cooper for
Satoe Indonesia
•“Rumah Pintar”
children
representatives
goes to Kidzania
•“Indonesia
Sehat” 2009
•Satoe Indonesia
representative
goes to
Cambridge:
“Mosaic
International”
2009-2010
• Education
Program:
•Sustaining the
“Rumah Pintar”
program
•Multiple
intelligence
training
•Scholarship
program
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Gambung
Community
Radio
•Handcraft
training
• Economic
Program:
•Business
development:
cattle farm,
poultry farm,
cassava
processed,
vegetables, tea,
and stationery
•Greenhouse
•One Village One
Product (OVOP)
• Other Program:
•Hospitality
Forum
•Satoe Indonesia
representative
goes to London:
“One Young
World
Conference”
•Indonesia Unite
event gathering
•Donation for
West Java
earthquake
•“Ciwidey Sehat”
•“Celoteh
Ciwidey”
•Making of Satoe
Indonesia Video
2010-2011
• Education
Program:
•Sustaining the
“Rumah Pintar”
program
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Handcraft
training
• Economic
Program:
•SMEs
development in
Ciwidey, Cikeas
and Pacitan
distributed to
retail market
•SMEs
development in
other regions to
be prepared for
distribution to
retail market
• Other Program:
•CSR Carrefour
Indonesia
•Satoe Indonesia
Fundraising
Evening
2011-2012
• Education
Program:
•Sustaining the
“Rumah Pintar”
program
• Art and Culture
Program:
•Handcraft
training
• Economic
Program:
•Business
development:
yoghurt and
vegetables
•Micro credit
program
initiative for
SMEs partnering
with MFI
• Other Program:
•CSR HSBC
Indonesia:
“Ciwidey Pintar”
•CSR HSBC
Indonesia:
“Young
Entrepreneur
Challenge”
•Biogas plant and
facility
partnering with
HSBC Indonesia,
HULT
International
Business School
and Medco
Foundation

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SATOE INDONESIA KEY PROGRAMS
Rumah Pintar Mobil Pintar SME Access to
Financing
SME Product
Distribution to Retail
Market
CSR Consulting

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RUMAH PINTAR
SATOE INDONESIA PROGRAM

RUMAH PINTAR (SMART HOUSE)
A community development program implemented by Satoe Indonesia
through “Rumah Pintar” in collaboration with the United Indonesian Cabinet
Ministers’ Wives’ Club (SIKIB). So far, Satoe Indonesia together with the local
community has built “Rumah Pintar” in 2 (two) locations in Ciwidey:
Papakmanggu and Gambung.
“Rumah Pintar” aims to be a community development center, through non-
formal education programs such as art, creativity and technology, health and
environmental programs, as well as craft and entrepreneurship programs.

RUMAH PINTAR
Implementation of non-formal
education programs through
various centers on“Rumah
Pintar”(Smart House) provides
benefits to the community in
Ciwidey especially children.

MOBIL PINTAR

MOBIL PINTAR (SMART CAR)
A mobile community development implemented by Satoe Indonesia through
“Mobil Pintar” in collaboration with the United Indonesian Cabinet Ministers’
Wives’ Club (SIKIB)
Programs developed are similar with the “Rumah Pintar” programs only the
car has the advantage of reaching people with difficulties to access the
“Rumah Pintar” program.

MOBIL PINTAR
“Mobil Pintar”program is
implemented in order to
increase interest in reading, non-
formal education as well as
audio-visual facilities and utilized
directly by the people in Ciwidey.

SME ACCESS TO FINANCING

SME ACCESS TO FINANCING
Satoe Indonesia find s access to
financing for SMEs products that have
the potential sale value and high social
impact on community.
Access to financing is obtained
through partnership with :
• Microfinance Institution (MFI)
• Individual lenders

SME PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION TO RETAIL MARKET

SME PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION TO RETAIL MARKET
Satoe Indonesia helps producers in rural areas in Indonesia to promote better
trading conditions and enhance sustainability. It focuses on the distribution
of agricultural products from local producers to retail market in Indonesia.
We also provide mentorship for local producers to increase their added value
and quality of products and human capacity building to increase their
knowledge capital.

SME PRODUCT
DISTRIBUTION TO RETAIL
MARKET

CSR CONSULTING

CSR CONSULTING
Satoe Indonesia provides an integrated service of Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) program through the creation of ideas, design process,
field research and implementation, engaging with communities in rural areas
in Indonesia.
Each activity will involve the spirit of synergy of all stakeholders to continue
building and creating prosperity and will ultimately creating self-reliance of
communities involved in the program.

SBM-ITB GOLF TOURNAMENT
2006 - 2012
SBM-ITB Golf Tournament is an annual
event organized by undergraduate
students of SBM-ITB. The event was
held since 2006 by the first cohort of
SBM-ITB.
The annual event SBM-ITB Golf
Tournament is a fundraising event for
Satoe Indonesia, a non-profit
organization founded by students of
SBM-ITB and is engaged in the
development of rural areas in
Indonesia. This organization is also a
foundation for community service as a
part of its students’ curriculum.

2012 - HSBC INDONESIA
“CIWIDEY PINTAR”
HSBC Indonesia and Satoe Indonesia
launches HSBC “Ciwidey Pintar” on
March 10, 2012 in the village of
Mekarsari, Ciwidey, Bandung. This
program was launched as part of the
global HSBC Future First program to
address the lack of educational
facilities for children around the
world.
HSBC “Ciwidey Pintar”program, took
place in Mekarsari, a small village with
an area of 5,306 acres, adjacent to the
tourist area of Kawah Putih. More than
68% of the total area is in the form of
forest area at an altitude of 1,400-
1,800m above sea level and about 52%
of the Mekarsari population is aged
productive and worked as a farmer.

2012 - HSBC INDONESIA
YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR
CHALLENGE
To promote innovation, creativity and
improving the business skills of young
talents, HSBC Indonesia launched the
Young Entrepreneurship Challenge
2012 on March 3, 2012.
HSBC Young Entrepreneur Challenge is
a business plan writing competition
that provides an opportunity for local
undergraduate and post-graduate
students to demonstrate
entrepreneurial skills, practical
business knowledge and business
creativity.

2012 - BIOGAS PLANT AND
FACILITY PILOT PROJECT
The biogas pilot project focuses on the
rural areas of West Java. It aims to
provide rural households with biogas
that can be used for heating, cooking,
and electricity at a much lower price
than the market one, while at the
same time tackling the problems of
water pollution that occurs due to
inadequate waste management habits.
The community-based ownership
model allows the customers to avoid
high up-front costs and relies heavily
on the trust and connections within
the community.

THANK YOU
NEVER-ENDING CONTRIBUTION

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