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  G reen House, horticulture park, Assunah Foundation   Introduction In the heart of Jurang Jaler, Lombok, Indonesia, Yayasan Assunah has established a horticultural garden that serves as a beacon of hope for the underprivileged members of the community. This garden isn’t just a place for growing crops; it’s a community-centered initiative designed to uplift local families by offering them the opportunity to engage in sustainable farming. By implementing a fair-share farming system, Yayasan Assunah ensures that the benefits of the garden reach those who need them the most, offering them a way to improve their livelihoods through agriculture. Video of Bayer's activities in horticulture garden      Video of agricultural activities and construction of a green house   A Fair-Share Farming System for Community Empowerment Yayasan Assunah’s horticultural garden follows a profit-sharing model that directly involves local families in the farming process. The syste...

The Beauty of Lombok and Its Growing Waste Problem Lombok, known for its breathtaking natural beauty, is a gem among Indonesia’s islands. With stunning beaches like Kuta and Senggigi, serene waterfalls, and the majestic Mount Rinjani, it has become a top destination for tourists from around the world. However, the influx of visitors and rapid development have brought about an increase in waste, especially plastic waste, that threatens the island’s pristine environment. The issue of waste management has become a major concern for local authorities and residents. As the population and tourism industry grow, so does the amount of waste, often outpacing the available infrastructure for proper waste management. Plastic waste is particularly problematic, as it accumulates in the environment, polluting the land and ocean, harming marine life, and diminishing the island’s natural beauty.   Traditional house of the Sasak tribe on Lombok Island   One of the beautiful corners of the beac...