Entrepreneurship training for Papuan women (through Yawu Papua)

Entrepreneurship training for Papuan women (through Yawu Papua) is sponsored by Hapin - Papua Support Foundation. This project, supported by Hapin, assists Papuan women in improving their socio-economic position through entrepreneurship training, focusing on basic skills and household management. This directly aligns with community development and self-sufficiency in the Papuan region.

Projectfund | Hapin - Papua Support Foundation Projectfund 2024-07-25T10:51:53+02:00 Hapin has already been supporting students, small entrepreneurs and educational projects in Papua for 50 years. We concentrate on promoting the access to education, economic improvement in the position of families, groups and communities on a village level and strengthening the civil society. The assistance is of a small-scale nature.

An updated list of our projects can be found on the Dutch version of our website . 2026-05-14T15:38:47+02:00 Isak graduated as a doctor Isak has completed his medical degree. With a heart for Papua, he wants to stand close to the people and contribute to better healthcare.

2026-05-14T15:35:00+02:00 From village to village: practical training, real impact In villages like Boha and Bokem, young people follow practical training in ICT and administration. This gives them new opportunities for work – and teaches them how to protect their rights.

2026-05-14T15:30:36+02:00 Lena (24): Building a healthy future with local food Lena from Jayapura has overcome many challenges and is now close to finishing her studies in nutrition. Her dream: to make healthy food accessible for everyone in Papua — using local ingredients. 2026-05-14T15:25:34+02:00 In Merauke, women are working toward a sustainable future — with courage, collaboration, and an innovative technique: hydroponics.

This allows them to grow vegetables without soil, using less water and achieving higher yields. Their dream? A second greenhouse and sales training.

This way, they’ll not only harvest more, but also gain access to the market. 2025-11-20T17:18:39+02:00 Law student Kristina graduates Kristina has been part of our scholarship programme for the past few years. She has now graduated and works at LBH Papua, where she provides free legal assistance to vulnerable people — with a special focus on women’s rights.

2025-11-20T16:54:49+02:00 Year: 2025 Amount: € 2. 000,- Where: Buti, Merauke Never Too Old to Learn: Training for Village Residents in Buti, Merauke Even in Papua, the effects of globalisation are being felt. In the south, a [...]

2025-10-08T13:15:11+02:00 Meet Julita (21): English Student In Sentani, Julita (21) is studying English. She helps children in remote villages and dreams of creating a space where young people can learn. Language as the key to a better future.

2025-10-08T11:49:50+02:00 Student Sarima (20): moving forward on her own After losing her grandmother, Sarima is on her own. Yet she keeps going — committed to her Sociology studies and her community. She helps wherever she can, from university projects to fishing villages.

2025-09-25T09:41:01+02:00 Books and materials for a street library in Sorong In Sorong, young volunteers set up a street library to give children a safe place to read and learn. Your support helps provide books, laptops, and more.

2025-09-25T09:39:21+02:00 Marketing Training for Catfish Farmers Entrepeneurships , Projects This project provides 20 catfish farmers in Sorong with training in digital marketing and financial management, helping them sell their products more effectively. With practical skills and online tools, they can secure fair prices and become less dependent on middlemen.

2025-07-31T14:08:53+02:00 Traveling Computer Training for Papuan Youth Capacity building , Projects Year: 2025 Amount: €2,000 Location: Kampung Wasur, Merauke In 2023, Merauke was named the official capital of the South Papua province. Since then, the city has changed drastically. New megastores line the main road.

[...] 2025-07-31T12:26:21+02:00 Capacity building , Projects 94 farmers in Paniai are building their own coffee supply chain. From bean to package: invest in local entrepreneurship and give Papuan coffee a future.

2025-06-24T10:37:04+02:00 A Safe Place for Refugees Capacity building , Projects Armed conflict has left deep scars across Papua. It’s estimated that nearly 80,000 people are now displaced within their own country. 2025-06-03T11:56:39+02:00 Meet Yuni (29): A Teacher in the Making Yuni has faced more loss and hardship in her young life than many experience in a lifetime.

Her mother passed away when she was just three years old. Despite serious illness, her father took care of the family. 2025-04-22T11:38:56+02:00 A cultural home for Arso, Papua Year: 2024 Amount: € 4.

000,- Where: Arso The exhibition "Birds of God" could not have been realized without the cooperation of the community in Arso, Papua. In this exhibition, you were introduced to Jhon [...] 2025-04-22T11:34:45+02:00 Meet Gilberth (21): ICT Student Year: 2024 – 2026Amount: € 1.

000,-Where: JayapuraGilberth Inarkombu (21) comes from a family of hard workers. His father, Yermias, drives a pedicab, while his mother works as a civil servant. With their modest income, they [...]

2025-04-22T11:31:53+02:00 Ariel and Isak: Two Students from Our Scholarship Program For Ariel, learning through experience took on a very personal meaning. This health analyst in training – specializing in malaria – contracted malaria himself! 2025-03-04T15:48:22+02:00 Empowering Women in the Spotlight Entrepeneurships , Projects Year: 2024 Amount: € 3.

000,- Where: Jayapura This project is a collaboration between Wilde Ganzen and the Hapin – Papua Support Foundation. Every euro raised for the women in Jayapura will be doubled by [...] 2025-03-04T16:36:39+02:00 From Classroom to Paid Job: Empowering Merauke’s Youth In the past four years, over 500 young people in Merauke (South Papua) have left the Papua Mandiri Sentosa training center with a certificate in hand.

2025-01-28T17:07:44+02:00 Learning center for children and youth in Sorong Many children in Papua leave school prematurely because they do not feel at home or safe. Desi, the driving force behind Papua GLD, has made it her mission to create a nurturing learning environment for children and youths.

Under her leadership, a dedicated team of volunteers teaches reading and writing to both school dropouts and students who need extra tutoring. 2024-12-03T13:13:33+02:00 Meet Aplince (29): Teacher in Training Year: 2024-2026 Amount: € 1. 000,- Where: Jayapura Aplince is a resilient young woman with a clear goal: to earn her diploma and become a primary school teacher.

Despite financial setbacks, she has never given [...] 2024-12-03T13:10:04+02:00 Year: 2024 Amount: € 3. 600,- Where: Manokwari Many thanks to everyone who contributed to Alex's training as a dive instructor.

He is now certified and can help young people in Manokwari earn their diving [...] 2024-11-26T12:56:59+02:00 Successful Learning Center Inspires Others Education , Entrepeneurships For several years, Hapin has been supporting a thriving learning center in the city of Merauke (South Papua), offering Papuan youth access to courses and guidance.

2025-01-28T17:18:25+02:00 Support for starting coffee farmers in Paniai Thanks to the generous donations of our supporters, the coffee project in Tuguwai, Paniai district, has become a success. The Ayago Farmers Group now operates a fully functional greenhouse for drying coffee cherries and has machines to hull the cherries and further process the beans.

2024-10-08T11:50:00+02:00 Entrepreneurship training for Papuan women Yawu Papua supports Papuan women in improving their socio-economic position through entrepreneurship training, focusing on teaching basic skills and managing household tasks.

These trainings, funded by Hapin, not only increase women's self-confidence but also provide them with the opportunity to generate stable incomes, thereby improving their own and their families' living conditions and positively impacting the broader community in the Jayapura region. 2024-07-25T15:15:05+02:00 Law student Anjelly: young woman with great aspirations Choosing to pursue law wasn’t a casual decision for Anjelly.

She’s driven by a desire to comprehend Indonesia’s legal framework better. She’s troubled by the scarcity of female lawyers, especially of Papuan heritage.

2024-11-26T13:03:05+02:00 Eco-Documentary by Imaji Papua Advocacy , Awareness , Landrights Imaji Papua is an independent community of young filmmakers dedicated to highlighting critical issues faced by Papua, such as deforestation, pollution, illegal mining, and land rights violations.

2024-07-11T10:44:49+02:00 Kaleb (24) lawyer in training As a young boy in primary school, Kaleb daydreams about a future as a soldier, drawn to the allure of adventure and the desire to serve his country. However, as he matures, his aspirations shift towards a new horizon.

2024-07-11T10:11:34+02:00 Tables and refrigerators for market women in Sorong In a previous post, you could have read about how Papuan market women were forced to leave their familiar selling spots for a government building. They suffered from declining incomes and felt ignored by local authorities. They asked Hapin for help in obtaining sales tables and refrigerators to make their new market more attractive.

2024-03-26T13:23:22+02:00 Help for farmers and climate in Sorong Year: 2023 Amount: € 5. 400,- Where: Sorong 'No farmers, no food' is a statement that is not strange in the context of Papua. Most of the non-urban population lives from agriculture.

The Indonesian government [...] 2024-03-26T13:10:15+02:00 Eradicating menstrual poverty Sexual and reproductive health is an universal human right. Yet in many places in the world there is reluctance or fear to discuss this topic, let alone pursue it.

Discussing sexuality and reproductive health is still a taboo in Papua. Little or no reliable information is available for girls and young women about their body development and menstruation. 2024-07-11T10:17:31+02:00 Dionisius (20): from footballer to health analyst Dionisius started his training as a health analyst.

Life as a student in Jayapura is expensive. Dionisius' parents have a modest income and can only contribute a little of the education costs of him and his older brother. That is why Dionisius works as a cleaner in addition to his studies.

2024-01-30T13:39:31+02:00 In action for coral, mangrove and turtles in Manokwari Normally we support students with a grant to obtain a study diploma. But this question was different: can Hapin help seven young people from Manokwari get a diving license? We and the young people took up the challenge.

2024-07-11T10:17:42+02:00 Efet Asso (24) graduated in civil engineering For young people from the highlands of Papua, being able to study in the city is the exception rather than the rule. The distance to travel to the city is enormous, and life there is very different culturally and socially. But not every family has the money to bear the high study costs.

Efet Asso (24) is one of the few young people from the Baliem Valley for whom it became possible to enroll at the university in Jayapura. That didn't happen without a fight. 2024-01-30T13:39:17+02:00 Normally we support students with a grant to obtain a study diploma.

But this question was different: can Hapin help seven young people from Manokwari get a diving license? We and the young people took up the challenge. 2024-07-11T10:17:54+02:00 Delin is 27 years old and the second child in a family of five children.

With the family’s small budget, Delin completed part of a nursing course. However, she had to stop early because all the study costs together became too high. The will to continue studying remained.

Delin would like to get a good job with a diploma, so that there are means for her brothers and sisters to study as well. 2023-10-10T16:13:14+02:00 Independent, creative and critical: reading café Sorong Jaar: 2023 Bedrag: € 1. 000,- Waar: Sorong “Education is the key to liberating people from their position.

Without education one becomes helpless, a slave to the environment. ” Maria Baru is a freelance journalist from Cengkeh, [...] 2023-10-10T16:07:38+02:00 Towards a new generation of leaders for Papua Education in Papua does not match the environment and the child's world of experience.

Papua GLD does it completely differently: the child learns to ask questions, to think critically and to be aware of his or her role and responsibility towards the other. 2023-09-14T16:10:47+02:00 Education volunteers back in the classroom A group of 15 young people - spread across the Sorong region - voluntarily teach children who do not go to school due to circumstances.

And then it is good to be back in the classroom yourself every now and then. 2023-09-14T16:11:21+02:00 Internships for young Papuans from Merauke Many young Papuans do not feel at home in the Indonesian education system, which is also characterized by corruption and mismanagement. These young people are welcome in the education center of Papua Mandiri Sentosa (PMS) in Merauke.

2023-07-11T15:52:02+02:00 Education center for Papuan youth in Merauke Imagine yourself applying for a job but never in your life even touched a computer, nor speak English or have good writing and speaking skills. Without saying the chances are that you will not stand a chance. In Papua this will be no different.

Our local partner in Merauke (South Papua), Papua Mandiri Sentosa, trains as many Papuan young people as possible in these basic skills, in order for them to find a paid job or study soon. This year there is room for about 65 young people. 2023-06-27T16:43:53+02:00 With a computer certificate to a paid job Imagine you are applying for a job at a bank or the government.

But you've never touched a computer before. You don't stand a chance. This is no different in Papua.

Benkel Kerja Papua (BKP), a team of technically trained volunteers from Jayapura, train Papuans in remote areas in the use of computers and digital media four times a year. 2024-07-11T10:18:08+02:00 Meet Ariel: health analyst in training Ariel Manai carries a great responsibility. His father is a plumber and his mother works for a small NGO from which she earns a small salary.

As a result, the family can only afford to send one child to school: Ariel. He is the hope of the family. 2024-07-11T10:18:16+02:00 Isak Runaweri – pediatrician in training Isak (22) is well on his way with his medical training.

Recently he successfully completed his bachelor's degree. Now he only has two more years to go. For that he needs a financial boost.

2024-07-11T10:18:24+02:00 Kristina Soge – lawyer in training Kristina Soge provides legal assistance to victims of domestic violence and aims to become a registered lawyer. 2023-04-25T13:58:10+02:00 Willem Ombiaf – Artist in training Willem – a student of visual arts at the ISBI art faculty – has been part of Hapin's scholarship program for some time now. 2023-04-18T15:32:16+02:00 Generator for computertraining Year: 2022 Amount: € 1.

100,- Place: Jayapura Computer training is essential for many Papuans to be able to conquer a place on the labor market. Hapin supports two organizations that teach digital skills in [...] 2023-04-25T13:49:05+02:00 Tools and seeds for 84 farmers in Sorong area ‘No farmers, no food’ is a statement that is not strange in the context of Papua.

The majority of the population that does not live in the city lives from agriculture. As is often the case in Papua, local farmers need to compete against transmigrants from elsewhere. Avaa – a movement of Papuan farmers in the Sorong area – knows how to change this.

2023-03-07T12:36:42+02:00 New materials for children’s library in Yoboi Anyone who enters the Rumah Baca (translated: reading house) in Yoboi (near Sentani) will soon feel at home. This small library is in fact the porch of the house of ibu Hanny Felle, also known as Mama Hanny.

2023-03-07T12:34:03+02:00 Computer training for 150 students in Merauke: in action against digital inequality Send in an application, prepare a school report, online banking, read the newspaper or advertise your company. Just a few examples of situations in which a computer is necessary. That is no different for Papuans than for us.

But you also need skills to be able to use a computer. That is why Hapin supports various initiatives of local partners that teach Papuans the much-needed digital skills. Previously in Jayapura and the surrounding area , and now also in the southern city of Merauke.

This year, more than 150 students are going to follow a course of their choice. 2023-03-07T12:01:55+02:00 New planting of corals in Depapre Papua's coral reefs are in serious danger, just like elsewhere in the world. The members of the diving club Papua Diving Academy (PDA) in Tablasupa sounded the alarm and made a plan with multiple advantages: young school dropouts from the kampong Tablasupa are deployed to help plant new coral.

2023-03-07T11:55:05+02:00 Norberta: studying in the capital city Norberta traded Merauke for Jayapura to study health care. Since Norberta is 14 years old, her mother has been the breadwinner. 2022-12-13T17:25:17+02:00 Seven new laptops for computertraining Merauke Papua Mandiri Sentosa did not have enough computers to serve the participants of her training.

Hapin stepped in and seven additional laptops have now been purchased. 2024-03-26T13:22:39+02:00 On behalf of more than 100 Papuan farmers in Sorong: thank you! Entrepeneurships , Projects We asked for your support for the farmers in the Sorong area.

With seeds and tools, they could not only take their business to a higher level, but also better protect their habitat. 2022-12-13T17:11:13+02:00 Your own batik fabric in the shops: career Norbertus off to a flying start Entrepeneurships , Projects When Norbertus (28) brings a small piece of carved wood to a entrepreneur course, everyone is amazed by his craftsmanship.

2022-04-28T14:39:41+02:00 Hope for the future of children of Samenage Tri Arisanti, a voluntary teacher, revived primary and secondary education within four months, which had been virtually at a standstill until then.

2022-04-28T14:29:55+02:00 Pujaprema teaches boys and girls to lead by example At the end of 2021, Pujaprema started a program in which more than 90 teachers in pre-primary and primary education were trained to teach children that girls and boys are equal. Much needed in a society in which women are still often disadvantaged.

2024-07-11T10:18:53+02:00 Hapin-student: meet Sastia Sastia Mei Konmop approached Hapin in the last phase of her studies. Until then she had been able to successfully study chemistry at Cendrawasih University. 2024-07-11T10:19:04+02:00 A scholarship for Yeri Dawu: student agricultural studies Earlier this year Nova and Irma, Hapin consultants in Papua, visited an asrama (student house) in Jayapura.

There witnessed a distressing situation: several Asmat students living here had great difficulty financing their studies. In order to be able to pay their tuition fees, they saved on their daily food, among other things. One of the students that Nova and Irma met here is Yeremias (Yeri) Dawu.

Yeri was in big trouble at the time. Not only could he not pay the tuition fees for the new semester, he also had debts for previous years of study. 2024-07-11T10:19:12+02:00 Teaching geography to primary school students: that is Alda Saroy's big dream.

Initially, it was her mother who urged Alda to study to become a teacher. But now she's got a taste for it herself. She is studying geography at UNCEN University in Abepura and enjoys attending lectures, acquiring knowledge, doing an internship and interacting with fellow students.

2021-11-04T13:52:16+02:00 IMAGE STORY | Young Papuans into action for their heritage For Papuans, art is a way to show where they come from. Patterns, use of color and cutting techniques give away their origin: from region to tribe. But art is also used by them to represent their desire for recognition and justice.

The Alyakha Art Center is an initiative of young and creative Papuans who want to introduce new generations to art and techniques. 2021-11-04T13:29:42+02:00 Lots of enthusiasm for organic fertilization course in the Mariat district Entrepeneurships , Projects Recently we told about the organic fertilization course, which was organized by a group of women farmers in the Sorong area.

The aim of the course was to help local farmers increase their yields without the soil being polluted or exhausted by incorrect fertilizer products. Hapin decided to contribute financially to this project of the Yahet Farmer Group and was impressed by the speed and efficiency with which the course was realized. 2021-11-03T18:01:47+02:00 Otis Breiram studied computer science at the STIMIK college in Jayapura.

He still lives at home with his mother, brother and sister. His father died. Mother, who is in need of help, was alone to take care of the family.

2021-11-03T17:54:13+02:00 Discussing violence against women: “Single mothers are still too often stigmatized. ” When we think of violence against women, we often think of physical abuse or mistreatment. But it is much less known that financial dependence, unequal opportunities and social isolation are also types of violence.

So it is not surprising that Papuan women do not always know that they are victims of violence. 2021-11-03T17:53:34+02:00 The power of radio: advertising against gender-based violence Two thirds of the women in Papua have experienced gender-based violence at some point. The domestic violence rate in Papua is one of the highest of all provinces in Indonesia.

A problem that is being intensified by COVID-19. The number of incidents has risen and victims, who often cannot leave for economic reasons, suffer even more from the lockdown. They are home-bound and have little contact with the outside world.

2021-08-26T15:46:16+02:00 New camera for journalist Yosef Levi Entrepeneurships , Projects Yosef Levi works as a researcher for a journalist community in Jayapura. He combines his anthropological knowledge with his interest in the world of video and film. Hapin financed the purchase of a new camera including a sound recorder.

In return, Yosef records several of Hapin's projects on video. 2021-08-26T15:33:19+02:00 Essaybook: with fresh ideas to full classrooms The Albert Fiharsono Institute in Merauke put together a book full of anecdotes, stories and advice from teachers from all over Papua, based on their own experiences. This collection of essays brings forward fresh ideas to bring back the joy of learning to students.

2021-08-26T15:24:33+02:00 Buper: the world as a chalkboard Last year Hapin supported the construction of two wooden classrooms for a group of street children in Buper (a kampong near Jayapura). Although the corona crisis delayed the construction, the rooms are now almost ready for use. 2021-09-09T15:18:24+02:00 Sewing class for Asmat mothers Entrepeneurships , Projects Edo Mote is no stranger to Hapin.

In the past he received a scholarship and since then we have been supporting Edo with various projects for the Asmat community in Merauke. This year Edo keeps busy: he recently set up a sewing class for Asmat mothers. Hapin has been asked to help with the purchase of sewing machines and other course costs.

During 6 months, 8-10 women will learn how to make products that can be marketed. So that the participants generate income for their family, relatives or village. 2021-08-26T15:08:35+02:00 Literacy course for and by women To this day, men have an important position in the Papuan culture.

Socially, economically and politically they have a lot of authority, which unfortunately sometimes leads to violence against and a disadvantaged position for women. Rode Wanimbo, head of the Women Department of the GIDI churches, saw from an early age how poorly women are sometimes treated. And how this can lead to a deep-rooted feeling of inferiority.

That is why Rode is committed to programs that help to strengthen the self-confidence and self-esteem of Papuan women. 2021-06-22T12:30:51+02:00 Last year, Tri Arisanti rang the bell at Hapin. Tri had recently returned to Jayapura, after working as a volunteer teacher for several years in Samenage (near Wamena).

2021-04-29T12:17:46+02:00 Rossy and Margareth Inarkombu can go to school again These two sisters from the village of Koya, near Jayapura, do not have luck on their side. Their father and mother died of AIDS. An uncle and aunt took care of them.

2023-11-20T17:04:37+02:00 Student: Melani Teresa Baransano Melani was born and raised in Jayapura. Because her father is a fisherman, his income varies from month to month. That is why Melani applied for Hapin's scholarship program.

Currently she studies Management at the Negeri Yapis Papua in Jayapura. 2021-03-04T15:38:24+02:00 About 8,000 people from the Asmat-tribe live in Merauke (South Papua). They moved from small villages in the Asmat region to the city, looking for work and a better life.

Unfortunately, they often end up in deprived areas of Merauke due to lack of land and education. 2021-02-04T17:35:35+02:00 Twenty thousand Papuans on the run in their own country – Hapin and Rajori join forces As of late December 2018, more than twenty thousand Papuans have fled their residential areas in the Nduga area in Papua.

This was ignited by the actions of the Indonesian army, which carried out a ruthless reprisal in the area, in response to the murder of nineteen workers on a connecting road by rebels from the so-called West Papua Liberation Army 2021-01-21T15:02:43+02:00 Year: 2020 🌳 or 🌴? Depending on where you were born you will choose the first or the latter. This is contextual learning.

Teaching methods that adapt to and develop learning styles in accordance with [...] 2020-12-09T18:06:52+02:00 Brave book presentation in Abepura On August 5th, the book ‘Mambesak - symbol of cultural awakening of the Papua people’ was baptized in Abepura (Papua). Hapin contributed financially to this event.

2020-09-24T16:04:32+02:00 Refugee camps seek protection against Covid-19 The hundreds of refugees from the Sentani region who had to leave her and home last year because of the landslides and floods have now been in shelters for a year and a half. 2024-07-11T10:19:32+02:00 The Hapin scholarship program usually focuses on students in the first phase of their studies, the bachelor phase.

Yet sometimes there are special requests and we deviate from this rule. 2020-09-17T11:46:46+02:00 AID COMING FOR SENTANI REFUGEE CAMPS THREATENED BY CORONA. Emergency aid , Health care , Projects This is Yuvita Kogoya, 27 years old.

She has been living in Efesus refugee camp near Sentani for over a year. In March of last year, her village was wiped out in a landslide. 2020-05-11T12:40:56+02:00 Support for small-scale hydroponics and chicken farm in Sentani Entrepeneurships , Projects Welly Manufandu is no stranger to Hapin.

As a competent travel guide, she has guided dozens of foreign tourists to the most beautiful places in Papua in recent years, but has also introduced them to the world of Papuans in remote mountain villages. 2020-05-28T15:16:46+02:00 Photographer Vembri receives camera Albertus Vembrianto (Vembri) from Timika Papua is a photographer and a storyteller. That combination makes it so special.

His photos are a message he sends out to the world: "Look closely in the eyes of these people and see what is happening in Papua." 2020-12-10T16:47:05+02:00 Underprivileged youth from the Star mountains set to work The province of Oksibil, high in the Star Mountains, is difficult to reach. Twenty years ago, hundreds of Papuans fled from this area to neighboring Papua New Guinea because of the violent actions of the Indonesian army.

2020-05-11T11:36:32+02:00 LIGHT, WATER AND MICROCREDIT FOR THREE PAPUA VILLAGES Entrepeneurships , Projects The Kampongs Amai, Tablasapu, and Yepase in Depapre district finally received what they had urgently asked Hapin for. All villages received water filters and solar energy lamps, which means clean (drinking) water, electricity and light!

2020-05-20T15:09:46+02:00 Demi Nawipa, geologist, can finally graduate Demi Nawipa, a geologist in training at the University of Yogyakarta, sent Hapin a cry for help. There was no more money for his (expensive) graduation research. 2020-05-20T16:09:03+02:00 2020-05-20T16:19:20+02:00 Clean drinking water and solar lamps for the Kokoda Papuans The organizations Bunga Papua and Geropa have taken interest in the fate of the Kokodas.

They submitted an project proposal to Hapin for the purchase of modern water purification filters. 2020-05-20T16:23:57+02:00 Training for new group of market women in Jayapura Entrepeneurships , Projects Place: Jayapura Year: 2018 Papuan women have a great sense of responsibility towards their families and relatives. Money earned is used (too) quickly to suit their own needs instead of an investment in their own [...]

2020-05-11T11:28:27+02:00 Boxing school in Jayapura A large number of young people from and around Jayapura are at risk of becoming entangled in various forms of addiction such as gambling, drugs and alcohol.

2020-05-20T15:10:51+02:00 Purchase second-hand motorcycle and laptop Hapin purchased a second-hand motorcycle and laptop for Yulianus Boga, who studies Educational Sciences 2020-05-20T16:25:45+02:00 Hapin supports Papua Film Festival Photo and film are an important source of modern media in Papua. With it they express the love for their country and inhabitants.

2020-05-20T16:27:16+02:00 Follow up training for teachers Teachers receive additional training in adapted learning for Papuan children. 2020-05-20T16:29:56+02:00 Daycare and lessons in Papua Augustinus Kadepa, Alexander Giayai, Orgenes Ukago, Hendrikus Yeimo, Alfonsa Wayab, Cherly Hommers and Egrada Maurits have a heart for children.

2020-05-11T11:25:44+02:00 Gynecologist Yohanes Mambrassar As a doctor, he is confronted with the poor health care in Papua, in particular mother and child care. The maternal and childbirth mortality rate is exceptionally high. 2020-05-20T16:34:01+02:00 The Kokoda is a community located in the south of the city of Sorong.

The influx of migrants and the rapid developments in society have left the Kokodas in tribulation. 2020-05-27T13:14:52+02:00 Good interior lighting would be an unprecedented convenience for thousands of Papuan families and would make life considerably more pleasant. 2020-05-27T13:08:49+02:00 The fish farm Mujair Nila is active in Demta.

The members of this group of fish farmers come from 7 different kampongs from the district. 2020-05-27T13:17:48+02:00 Elly Esema, alumni of Hapin / Grantgesture, has built a simple school building in Ibelak, a mountain village in the Baliem Valley.

2020-05-27T13:23:43+02:00 Science Olympiade for Papua students Every year, hundreds of talented students and students all over the world compete for a place on the honorary podium of the Science Olympiad. These competitions are organized at both national and international level.

2020-05-27T13:21:39+02:00 A number of fishmongers on the market have asked Hapin for support in developing a method to make the smoked fish have a longer shelf life and make sales more attractive. 2020-05-20T15:16:49+02:00 Timotius Yoafifi, better known as Timo, is 21 years old and an only child. This is unusual in Papua.

His father works as an independent entrepreneur and his mother is a housewife. 2020-05-27T13:26:10+02:00 Marketwoman Mama Mama Papua One of Hapin's ongoing projects is the microcredit project. Organized groups of women receive small loans and invest that in (small-scale) entrepreneurship.

2020-05-27T13:29:19+02:00 Hapin support clinic in Alobaga The kampong Alobaga is located in the district of Koyage, in the central mountainous region of Papua. Koyage consists of 20 villages, located in an inhospitable and difficult to access region. 2020-05-11T11:21:40+02:00 Hapin considers it important to invest in people who serve the community in Papua and are close to the people.

Such a person is Doctor Maria Rumateray. 2020-05-27T14:38:04+02:00 Kiosk PATO – Kampong Aimbe The PATO cocoa cooperative started a sales point (kiosk) in 2013. At the end of that year, they requested support from Pt.

Hapin to improve their business operations. 2020-05-28T09:20:01+02:00 The quality of education in Indonesia and in particular in Papua is poor. The illiteracy rate is the highest in the country.

2024-07-11T10:20:05+02:00 Student: Cindy Karlina Warwe The interest in Environmental Health also stems from a strong social commitment. 2018-01-17T16:30:06+02:00 Hapin supports bee farmers Entrepeneurships , Projects Hapin supports DANI WAH, a group of bee farmers/entrepreneurs