siaran pers Tokoh Muda Sakai Berdialog Langsung dengan Presiden RI

Jakarta, Indonesia, 2 Mei 2018 – Mus Mulyadi, 43, tokoh masyarakat Suku Sakai di Pematang Pudu, Duri, mendapatkan kesempatan berdialog langsung dengan Presiden RI Joko Widodo. Kesempatan itu diperoleh Mus pada upacara pembukaan Konvensi dan Pameran Indonesia Petroleum Association (IPA) ke-42 di Jakarta, Rabu (2/5).

Mus merupakan promotor dan tokoh kunci untuk perubahan taraf hidup suku asli Sakai di Riau melalui program pertanian terpadu. Dia juga dikenal dengan inovasi-inovasi Best Management Practices (BMP) di bidang pertanian dan peternakan yang ramah lingkungan dan lebih produktif.

Tak hanya itu, Mus juga berhasil membangun jejaring dan akses kerja sama masyarakat Sakai dengan pemerintah, institusi keuangan serta pasar untuk menciptakan pertanian terpadu yang berkelanjutan. Pembina Kelompok Pertanian Terpadu Masyarakat Sakai Pematang Pudu (KPTMSPP) ini mulai merintis kegiatannya sejak Desember 2011, ketika ia menjadi penerima manfaat program Investasi Sosial PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia (PT CPI).

Di acara pembukaan Konvensi dan Pameran IPA ke-42, Mus juga hadir bersama dua penerima manfaat lainnya dari program Investasi Sosial PT CPI. Mereka adalah Wan Syamsinar dan dan Lambas Hutabarat.

Wan Syamsinar, 62, merupakan pembina kelompok pengrajin tenun songket Melayu di Dumai. Kegiatan yang dia tekuni turut berkontribusi terhadap peningkatan pendapatan masyarakat sekitar dan pelestarian warisan budaya Melayu.

Sementara itu, Lambas, 39, merupakan pengelola Bank Sampah Pematang Pudu Bersih (BSPPB) di Pematang Pudu, Duri. Dia mempromosikan dan menciptakan lingkungan yang bersih dan sehat melalui pengelolaan sampah yang bernilai ekonomis. Melalui BSPPB, Lambas juga berkontibusi terhadap peningkatan pendapatan masyarakat dan penciptaan inovasi produk-produk daur ulang.

Program-program yang diikuti Mus Mulyadi, Wan Syamsinar dan Lambas Hutabarat merupakan bagian dari program PRISMA, singkatan dari Promoting Sustainable Integrated Farming, Small Medium Enterprise Cluster and Microfinance Access, yang dijalankan oleh CPI di sekitar wilayah operasinya. Program PRISMA bertujuan meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat melalui peningkatan pendapatan, penciptaan lapangan kerja, peningkatan kondisi sumber daya alam dan lingkungan, dan peningkatan sumber daya manusia. Ruang lingkup sektor program meliputi pertanian/perkebunan, peternakan, wirausaha, keuangan mikro, air bersih dan sanitasi berbasis masyarakat, serta pusat pelayanan usaha kecil.

Selain pengembangan ekonomi lokal, fokus program-program investasi sosial CPI termasuk bidang pendidikan, kesehatan, lingkungan, rehabilitasi bencana, dan budaya. PT CPI merupakan Kontraktor Kontrak Kerja Sama dari Pemerintah Indonesia yang mengoperasikan Blok Rokan di Riau. Dalam mengoperasikan blok migas, PT CPI bekerja di bawah pengawasan dan pengendalian Satuan Kerja Khusus Pelaksana Kegiatan Usaha Hulu Minyak dan Gas, atau disingkat SKK Migas. Informasi lebih lanjut mengenai Chevron di Indonesia, kunjungi www.chevronindonesia.com.

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