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Campaigns
The child-friendly world is coming,
Where youth and children can make a voice The voice is meaningful, impacting the change
Organized efforts to influence public perception, build community support, and drive social and policy change
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2015Together with 60 young people from various cities, it reached 208,856 participants
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2016Letter to the President: Together with 102 organizations from various cities, they collected 11,000 letters |
2016Refuse to be a Target: involving 5,000 students from various cities Reach 700,000 participants |
2017FCTC Warrior 20 Young Reformers from Various Cities Reach Out 1,157,143 participants |
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2018Child Friendly Cities Campaign involving 1,040 children’s forums & Local government Reached 231,556 participants |
2019Choose-to-talk 35 organizations from various cities reached 956,245 participants |
2019 - 2022Sampahku TanggungJawabku 147 TEACHERS IN 99 SCHOOLS IMPLEMENT “My waste is My Responsibility” |
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2019One cigarette buds, a Million Problems 107 organizations reach 328,550 participants |
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2020Indonesia is a country of child smokers 227 organizations reached 251,231 participants |
2021Mural parades Creating a 304 m2 mural Mural in 30 various cities Together with 70 Organizations Reached 2,281,200 participants |
2021-2022Indonesian Healthy Generation With 17,134 students, teachers, parents With 38 schools Reaching 73,379 participants |
2021-2022DelapanKomaTujuh Campaign / Child Smoking Emergency 236 volunteers and 90m2 Mural, Together with 30 Organizations Reached 1,993,000 participants |
Sampahku Tanggung Jawabku
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Lentera Anak Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Culture to support the Clean Indonesia Movement which aims to reduce waste by 30% and 70% in waste management in year 2025. Given Indonesia's demographic composition with the younger generation accounting for more than 41% of Indonesia's total population, building awareness and behavior of the millennial generation through habituation in schools will contribute significantly to efforts to reduce waste.
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Sampahku, Tanggung Jawabku | Belajar 3R - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
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Buku materi ajar SD (Sekolah Dasar) : Sampahku, Tanggung Jawabku |
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Young Health Programme
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Young Health Programme (YHP) is a that aims to contribute to improving the health and welfare of young people aged 10-24 years. In particular, YHP aims to ensure that children and young people in Jakarta receive increased knowledge about the prevention of non-communicable diseases
In 2022, YHP Activities directly reach out:
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YHP Mural Di Jagakarsa, Jakarta Selatan | Gaya Hidup Sehat, Keputusanku! |
Cerita Pendidik Sebaya - Meninggalkan Jejak Baik untuk Kesehatan Kaum Muda |
Febrina - SMPIP DAARUL JANNAH Young Health Programme Cibinong
It’s great to meet new friends who feel like family. Even though it was 3 years ago, I really miss the times with other PE friends. I gain more knowledge on a healthy lifestyle that has been explained and enjoy being able to apply it in everyday life and being able to guide others in a number of ways. Hopefully in the future Lantern Anak can be known by more people and can expand its reach. |
Tolak Jadi Target
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#TolakJadiTarget is a movement initiated by 5,000 students from 90 schools in 5 cities to refuse to be targeted by the tobacco industry.
The tobacco industry is very aggressive in targeting children by placing cigarette advertisements around schools. 85% of schools are surrounded by various kinds of cigarette advertisements. The goal is to turn young people into substitute smokers. Cigarette advertisements around schools were successfully removed by 150 banners This campaign and investigation were adopted in 40 countries around the world. In each country investigated, investigators found easy access to cigarettes from street vendors, retailers, peddlers, or kiosks located in the vicinity of primary and secondary schools. |
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Pelatihan Pembaharu Muda 3.0 | Muda: Bergerak Membawa Perubahan! |
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