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Indonesia has five million unemployed with the largest percentage contributed by vocational high school (SMK) graduates. The number of unemployed is expected to increase in 2020 due to the impact of the corona virus. According to the Central Statistics Agency,
PT Jababaka Infrastructure – one of the business units of PT Jababeka Tbk, together with companies in Jababeka Industrial Estate and the President University Foundation, once again distributed the assistance of handling COVID-19 worth Rp 3 billion to 10 hospitals
Jababeka Group and its subsidiaries, namely Jababeka Residence, Jababeka Infrastructure, and Jababeka Industrial Estate, successfully did social action with distributed 5000 free packages containing hand sanitizer and face mask to the community in around the Jababeka City of Cikarang. This
The impact of COVID-19 not only made someone must be at home for a while but also slowed the wheels of the Indonesian economy. In that condition, informal workers or daily income workers are the people who are directly impacted.
Jababeka and tenants of Jababeka Industrial Estate collaborate through fundraising to fight the spread of COVID-19. From collected donations will be distributed in the form of personal protective equipment for the medical team and nine basic commodities to the public.
Positive numbers of people affected by COVID-19 are increasing and the government has issued an appeal to the public to be obliged to wear masks when outside the home. That’s because these efforts are considered to be one of the
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Jababeka Group together with tenants in the Jababeka Industrial Estate collaborated to make cloth masks to be distributed to the public. S. D. Darmono, Chairman of PT Jababeka Tbk who initiated the event, succeeded
PT. Jababeka Tbk, through its subsidiary PT. Jababeka Infrastructure, as the manager of Jababeka Industrial Estate, succeeded in achieving the green level award of Company’s Performance Assessment in Environment Management (PROPER) 2019 from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry. Green