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Desa Pekon, Pesisir Barat · 2024 — 2025
Cakrawala Muda Nusantara #4. An area of 757 km² with 196 households, a 23% school dropout rate, and the nearest health facility 12 km from Batu Bulan hamlet. Volunteers lived alongside residents running education, health, economic and environmental programmes.
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DKI Jakarta · Depok · Bogor · Tangerang Selatan · 2021 — sekarang
Leads Indonesia’s home base. Host to Leads Academy and most Semua Bisa Belajar activity — including “Sobat Anak Hebat: Stop Bullying” with FEB UI and Bale Buku in Kramat Jati (2024), and SBB Berbagi at the Dompet Yatim dan Dhuafa orphanage in Rempoa (2026).
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Jawa Barat · 2024
Home to Nata Bareng Purwakarta, a youth movement started by Leads Indonesia — working across leadership, the local economy, the environment and education.
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Jawa Barat · 2025
Tapak Asa — “Weaving hope, reaching dreams”. Career-inspiration classes for hundreds of students: children drew the job they dream of, then met someone who actually does it.
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Sumenep, Jawa Timur · 2023
A small island south of Sumenep, and the only place Cakrawala Muda Nusantara has returned to — for its first and third editions. The work spans education, basic health and coastal livelihoods.
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Kepulauan 3T, Jawa Timur · 2023
“Ngajar tor Ngabdi” on one of Indonesia’s outermost islands — the programme that later became Cakrawala Muda Nusantara. With TKN PSL under the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs, the team distributed reusable shopping bags and ran a marine-waste campaign.
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Milestones since Leads Indonesia was founded, oldest first.
Maliki Febriantono Saputra founds Leads Indonesia, driven by concern over gaps in education and a crisis of leadership. The #semuabisabelajar movement is born here.
“Ngajar tor Ngabdi” — the first community service programme, focused on education and empowerment in rural areas.
An education initiative rolled out alongside community development programmes to widen access to learning.
Formally registered as Yayasan Leads Indonesia Bisa with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia, number AHU-0440.AH.02.01 of 2021.
Gathering young leaders globally to exchange ideas and promote sustainable leadership practices.
Joining Kemenko Marves through TKN PSL and taking part in the AIS Forum Summit — bringing marine waste and maritime governance into the community’s work.
Partnering with local communities to strengthen leadership programmes at grassroots level.
Cikgu Indonesia opens its third batch, preparing young teachers for the Sanggar Bimbingan learning centres in Malaysia.
Signing a cooperation agreement with PT Raharja Energi Cepu Tbk (RATU) worth IDR 195 million for four programmes across Sumenep and Bogor regencies.
International Youth Leaders Summit
Launched as the Istanbul Youth Leaders Summit in March 2022. Focused on leadership forums, SDG team-work sessions, conferences and heritage exploration, in collaboration with Türkiye's Akdav Community.
Held in South Korea in September 2022, centred on the Indonesian Embassy in Korea.
The Istanbul Youth Leaders Summit was rebranded to the International Youth Leaders Summit. The second Istanbul edition introduced a new slate of activities.
Conference, Leaderless Group Discussion, social projects, embassy visits, discussions with PPI and a Survival Challenge.
International conference, student forum discussions, social projects, embassy visits, cultural exploration and survival.
Archipelagic and Island States Forum, Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, 10—11 October 2023.
A cooperation forum for archipelagic and island states held 10—11 October 2023 at the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, hosting 51 heads of state. Leads Indonesia took part in the side events focused on climate mitigation and adaptation, the blue economy, marine waste and maritime governance.
The National Coordination Team for Marine Waste Management, under the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment.
With the National Coordination Team for Marine Waste Management, Leads Indonesia and Cakrawala Muda Nusantara Masalembu distributed reusable shopping bags made from sustainable materials to islanders — encouraging zero-waste practices and cutting reliance on single-use plastic.
Akdav Community, Türkiye
Host partner for the first Istanbul Youth Leaders Summit.
KBRI Seoul
The Indonesian Embassy in Seoul, host for the IYLS editions in South Korea.
KJRI Istanbul
The Indonesian Consulate General in Istanbul, accompanying the IYLS delegations in Türkiye.
KBRI Kuala Lumpur
The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, the Sanggar Bimbingan route for Cikgu Indonesia.
İstanbul Üniversitesi
Universitas Bahaudin Mudhary Madura
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