Month: January 2026

This program aims to foster an inclusive environment for the elderly by ensuring their access to healthcare services, social support, and meaningful, ageappropriate activities. The Elderly-Friendly Village serves as a model for how communities can take an active role in promoting the well-being of senior citizens. As part of this initiative, the “Elderly-Friendly Village” program has been implemented in Sumber Baru and Mekar Jaya Villages. In Sumber Baru, the Posyandu Lansia (Integrated Health Post for the Elderly) has shown increased participation, with an average of 45 elderly individuals attending each month, and peaking at 60 attendees in March. To improve accessibility, a “Senior Ride” service was introduced to pick up elderly residents from remote locations

In 2024, PT Borneo Indobara implemented the Clean Water and Potable Water Interconnection strategy to enhance sustainable access to clean water for local communities. This initiative is supported by a series of integrated sub-programs that not only aim to ensure the availability and sustainability of clean water supply through more efficient resource management and infrastructure improvement, but also serve as a step toward realizing a future-fit society. By establishing an interconnected clean water system, the program contributes to building more self-reliant and empowered communities, particularly in mining areas, with improved water quality and better public health outcomes. Furthermore, this strategy functions as part of the company’s exit strategy in the area of water access—ensuring that even after mining operations cease, communities continue to benefit from a reliable and sustainable water supply system. The Clean Water and Potable Water Interconnection strategy is supported by two key programs specifically designed to lay a strong foundation for long-term clean water management.

PT Borneo Indobara (PT BIB) plays an active role in supporting the livestock and aquaculture sectors in Tanah Bumbu Regency through various strategic initiatives. Recognizing the importance of these two sectors for the local economy, PT BIB aims to improve production efficiency and enhance the welfare of farmers and fish breeders—particularly by addressing a major challenge: the high cost of feed. In 2021, PT BIB provided a simple diesel-powered feed-making machine to a catfish farming group in Karang Indah Village. This initiative aimed to reduce dependence on increasingly expensive commercial feed, believed to be affected by market monopolies. Through continuous support and experimentation, the group successfully developed its own feed formula and began home-scale independent production. This success not only reduced production costs but also opened up new business opportunities by selling feed to other groups