press release Sakai Youth Leader's Dialogue with President RI

Jakarta, Indonesia, May 2018 – Mus Mulyadi, 43, one of youth leaders of Sakai tribe at Pematang Pudu, Duri, was having dialogue with President of Republic of Indonesia Joko Widodo. The meeting was conducted during opening ceremony of the 42nd Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) Convention and Exhibition in Jakarta (2/5).

Mus is the initiator and key person who was successfully improving the Sakai tribe living through the integrated farming program. He did a lot of innovative Best Management Practices (BMP) in creating eco-friendly and productive farming and livestock.

He has also successfully built the network and access for Sakai people and government, financial institution, and targeted market for the integrated farming system. Mus, the coordinator of farming group Kelompok Pertanian Terpadu Masyarakat Sakai Pematang Pudu (KPTMSPP), has started his program since December 2011. He is one of the beneficiaries of PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia (PT CPI).

At the 42nd IPA Convex, Mus attended the event with two other PT CPI social investment beneficiaries, Wan Syamsinar and Lambas Hutabarat.

Wan Syamsinar, 62, is the coordinator of Melayu Songket weaver group in Dumai. Her activity contributes to the improvement of local community’s income as well as Melayu cultural preservation.

Lambas, 39, is the manager of Bank Sampah Pematang Pudu Bersih (BSPPB), a domestic waste bank group in Pematang Pudu, Duri. He promotes clean and healthy environment by recycling the waste. Lambas has provided significant contribution in community’s income improvement and recycle products innovation through its program.

Mus Mulyadi, Wan Syamsinar and Lambas Hutabarat are the beneficiaries of PT CPI PRISMA (Promoting Sustainable Integrated Farming, Small Medium Enterprise Cluster and Microfinance Access) program which is implemented in Chevron operational area. The objectives of this program are to improve community welfare through income growth, job opportunity, environment and natural resources recovery, and human resources development. The scopes of the program are farming system, livestock, entrepreneur, microfinance, community based clean water and sanitation, and small business center.

Besides local economy development, CPI focuses on education, health, environment, earthquake recovery, and culture. PT CPI is the partner of Government of Indonesia which operates the Rokan Block in Riau Province based on PSC scheme. In managing the block, PT CPI works under the supervision of SKK Migas. Please visit www.indonesia.chevron.com for further information about Chevron in Indonesia.

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Contact: Danya Dewanti, Manager Corporate Communications Jakarta. Telp: +62 811894229. Email: danya.dewanti@chevron.com

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