To promote village productivity and equitable development,
in line with President Prabowo Subianto’s vision for Indonesia Emas 2045—a resilient,
sovereign nation that grows together through youth, food security, and energy independence.
There are 61.8 million village youths between the ages of 16 and 30.
There are 83,381 villages and urban communities spread across 34 provinces throughout Indonesia.
Village residents are projected to remain living in rural areas by 2025.
To promote village productivity and equitable development,
in line with President Prabowo Subianto’s vision for Indonesia Emas 2045—a resilient,
sovereign nation that grows together through youth, food security, and energy independence.
There are 61.8 million village youths between the ages of 16 and 30.
There are 83,381 villages and urban communities spread across 34 provinces throughout Indonesia.
Village residents are projected to remain living in rural areas by 2025.
Chrestianza Ulfia Kuswana
Chairperson
Chres has been actively involved in various community empowerment programs in rural areas. At CPK Foundation, she is driven by the mission to make villages the spearhead of the nation—representing the face of Indonesia to the world.
Nadia Ratna Ayu Anindita
Secretary
Passionate about observing village development, Nadia believes that rural youth play a vital role in promoting their village’s potential. She is committed to creating continuous, meaningful change—starting with small steps for the betterment of rural communities.
Istabak Khoiriah
Treasurer
Her deep interest in the potential of rural development drives Istabak’s commitment to taking real action with the CPK Foundation—empowering young people in villages to actively take part in building and revitalizing their communities.
Irene Marshella
Supervisor
For Irene, the village is the cradle of all civilization. That’s why she works alongside the CPK Foundation to promote rural potential and the diverse creativity of its youth in advancing the Indonesian nation.
Chrestianza Ulfia Kuswana
Chairperson
Chres has been actively involved in various community empowerment programs in rural areas. At CPK Foundation, she is driven by the mission to make villages the spearhead of the nation—representing the face of Indonesia to the world.
Nadia Ratna Ayu Anindita
Secretary
Passionate about observing village development, Nadia believes that rural youth play a vital role in promoting their village’s potential. She is committed to creating continuous, meaningful change—starting with small steps for the betterment of rural communities.
Istabak Khoiriah
Treasurer
Her deep interest in the potential of rural development drives Istabak’s commitment to taking real action with the CPK Foundation—empowering young people in villages to actively take part in building and revitalizing their communities.
Irene Marshella
Supervisor
For Irene, the village is the cradle of all civilization. That’s why she works alongside the CPK Foundation to promote rural potential and the diverse creativity of its youth in advancing the Indonesian nation.
Building Villages, Empowering Youth
Supporting the Independent Village Program
Promoting local products, traditions, culture, and tourism through digitally driven initiatives.
Developing the Capabilities of Rural Youth
Implementing sustainable programs to empower village youth and enhance their skills and potential.
Reducing Urbanization Rates
Maximizing the potential of human resources in each village to generate economic value independently.
Building Villages, Empowering Youth
Supporting the Independent Village Program
Promoting local products, traditions, culture, and tourism through digitally driven initiatives.
Developing the Capabilities of Rural Youth
Implementing sustainable programs to empower village youth and enhance their skills and potential.
Reducing Urbanization Rates
Maximizing the potential of human resources in each village to generate economic value independently.
The waste problem in the Borobudur Temple area has become a key concern, as the site is designated a Super Priority Tourism Destination (DPSP). To address this, we are collaborating with Ayo Bikin Nyata by Telkom Indonesia through the development plan of the 3R Waste Processing Facility (TPS 3R) in Tuksongo, Borobudur—focusing on maggot cultivation as feed for catfish farming.
Additionally, we are running a follow-up program: an educational tourism village to support the Borobudur DPSP. One of its initiatives includes training programs on waste sorting for all community members, aimed at producing unique and high-quality souvenirs from recycled and repurposed materials to attract both local and international visitors.
The waste problem in the Borobudur Temple area has become a key concern, as the site is designated a Super Priority Tourism Destination (DPSP). To address this, we are collaborating with Ayo Bikin Nyata by Telkom Indonesia through the development plan of the 3R Waste Processing Facility (TPS 3R) in Tuksongo, Borobudur—focusing on maggot cultivation as feed for catfish farming.
Additionally, we are running a follow-up program: an educational tourism village to support the Borobudur DPSP. One of its initiatives includes training programs on waste sorting for all community members, aimed at producing unique and high-quality souvenirs from recycled and repurposed materials to attract both local and international visitors.
To empower rural youth to become more productive, creative, and inspiring, we collaborated with GeTI Media—part of the GeTI Incubator—to launch One Village One YouTuber (OVOY), a YouTube vlog competition showcasing the unique aspects of villages and promoting their potential through digital technology.
The OVOY grand event featured a talk show with two well-known YouTubers, Aulion and Aldivo, who shared insights into the world of content creation. The event also included the announcement of the best YouTube vlog winners, who received prizes and professional YouTuber training to help develop their villages through digital content.
To empower rural youth to become more productive, creative, and inspiring, we collaborated with GeTI Media—part of the GeTI Incubator—to launch One Village One YouTuber (OVOY), a YouTube vlog competition showcasing the unique aspects of villages and promoting their potential through digital technology.
The OVOY grand event featured a talk show with two well-known YouTubers, Aulion and Aldivo, who shared insights into the world of content creation. The event also included the announcement of the best YouTube vlog winners, who received prizes and professional YouTuber training to help develop their villages through digital content.
News on Village Potential and Creativity
