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That morning, the sun rose behind the hills on both sides of Lake Karo in Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku. Lake Karo, where Harita Nickel operates, has beautiful scenery. The 9.88-square-kilometer lake is surrounded by lush green trees.
Tonny H Gultom, Harita Nickel's Director of Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE), said that Lake Karo is essential for the company's operations. The lake provides 3 million cubic meters of water each month for the company's needs. Therefore, protecting Lake Karo is very important.
"If Lake Karo has problems, our projects will be affected too. That's why I encourage everyone to plant trees with a positive attitude. I hope our sincere efforts help the trees grow well and keep the lake safe," he said during the opening of Indonesia's Tree Planting Day (HMPI) event near Lake Karo recently.Tonny highlighted that tree planting is a strategic initiative in preserving Lake Karo and carries significant meaning for Harita Nickel. This effort goes beyond the company's compliance with reforestation requirements in unused areas. More importantly, Lake Karo is a critical resource for the company's operational sustainability. Alongside reforestation, the company also conducts regular water quality monitoring to ensure compliance with government standards.
Furthermore, Tonny emphasized that the responsibility to maintain Lake Karo's ecosystem is shared by all stakeholders, including the government, local communities, and spiritual leaders. All parties expect the company to continue its conservation efforts. "This is not merely a ceremonial activity. Our focus is on the continued rehabilitation of previously utilized land. Additionally, it is essential that we commit to nurturing the planted areas to ensure their long-term viability," Tonny stated.
During the event, a board expert from the Indonesian Mining Experts Association (Perhapi), recently appointed as the first ASEAN Engineer by the Indonesian Engineers Association (PII) and the ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organizations (AFEO), discussed the evolving role of North Maluku. Once renowned for its spice exports, North Maluku is now the fastest-growing province in Indonesia, thanks to the nickel downstream industry.
Notably, Harita Nickel has distinguished itself as the first company to successfully produce Nickel Sulfate and Cobalt Sulfate, key components in electric vehicle battery production. These products, derived from Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate (MHP), are highly sought after due to their role in the shift toward more environmentally sustainable energy solutions.
"Historically, we were known for exporting spices. Today, we are proud to export value-added products from Obi Island, including Ferronickel, MHP, Nickel Sulfate, and Cobalt Sulfate. This positions Obi as a key contributor to Indonesia's global standing and economic success," he concluded.

Protecting Water Sources, Harita Nickel Conducts Reforestation at Lake Karo

Harita Nickel, an integrated nickel mining and processing technology company, organized a mangrove planting event along the coast of Soligi Village, Obi District, South Halmahera, on Saturday (July 27, 2024). The event, held in celebration of World Mangrove Day 2024, involved hundreds of students and mangrove care groups from the local village.
Harita Nickel acknowledges the critical role mangroves play in coastal sustainability, including ecosystem balance maintenance, shoreline protection against erosion, and providing habitats for diverse flora and fauna that offer economic benefits to the local communities.
Ifan Farianda, Community Development Manager at Harita Nickel, stated that this initiative is part of Harita's Community Development and Empowerment Program (PPM), which includes the Harita Teaching and Mangrove Rehabilitation and Conservation projects.
“We aim to enhance community awareness, particularly among the youth, regarding the critical importance of the mangrove ecosystem along the coast of Soligi Village,” Ifan explained.
He also emphasized that the involvement of students in this activity is a crucial part of efforts to inspire the younger generation to take an active role in environmental conservation.
“In the context of global climate change, the presence of mangroves is critical. Mangroves act as natural barriers against storms and waves and are also effective carbon sinks that help mitigate climate change,” Ifan added.
Madaisi La Siriali, the head of Soligi Village, welcomed the involvement of students from SMP 39 and SMA 35 South Halmahera, along with local youth, in the mangrove planting initiative. He acknowledged that the company’s efforts can enhance understanding and raise awareness among the younger generation about the importance of mangroves for the coastal ecosystem.
“We, as the village government, greatly appreciate the company’s initiative, particularly in involving junior and senior high school students in the mangrove planting activities along the coastline of Soligi Village,” he stated.
Meanwhile, Kasman La Jaani, a high school student who participated in the event, expressed his enthusiasm. “I am pleased to be part of this mangrove planting activity.&nbsp;It has provided me with a deeper understanding of the critical role mangroves play in our environment and our future,” he stated. 
<img alt="C1 hari mangrove sedunia soligi" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/C1_Hari Mangrove Sedunia SoligiA7403293_11zon.jpg" title="C1 hari mangrove sedunia soligi">
<figcaption>Students from SMP 39 and SMA 35 South Halmahera enthusiastically participated in the mangrove planting activity held by Harita Nickel on the coast of Soligi Village (27/07)</figcaption>

For reference, Soligi Village features a mangrove forest of 23 hectares, including 12.98 hectares of protected mangrove forest and 10.02 hectares of potential mangrove ecosystem area. The forest’s condition is currently critical due to local practices of harvesting mangrove roots for firewood. 
Since 2021, Harita Nickel has successfully planted 67,691 mangrove seedlings across 23.04 hectares at four sites in South Halmahera Regency. These sites include Soligi Village in Obi District, Awango and Belang-Belang Villages in Bacan District, and Guruapin Village in Kayoa District. The company has collaborated with various stakeholders, including academic institutions, local government agencies, and community organizations.
 
This recent mangrove planting initiative underscores Harita Nickel’s ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship within its operational areas. The restoration of mangrove forests in Soligi Village is anticipated to deliver both ecological and economic benefits. Furthermore, this project aims to enhance collaboration between the company, government, and local communities in support of environmental conservation efforts

World Mangrove Day: Harita Nickel Encourages Students to Plant Mangroves along the Coast of Soligi

Harita Nickel conducted a comprehensive chemical spill response drill at PT Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPL) Acid Plant on Saturday, July 20, 2024. This initiative was aimed at enhancing emergency preparedness and reinforcing environmental safety protocols. This exercise simulates a sulfuric acid (H2SO4) chemical spill scenario, which requires a rapid and effective response to mitigate potential impacts on both worker safety and environmental sustainability.
The drill involved full participation of the emergency response team, including the Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) department, Emergency Response Team (ERT), Production team, and other key personnels responsible for the efficient execution of emergency procedures. Through this simulation, the company aims to enhance the team’s understanding and practical skills in managing emergency situations. The drill also tested the readiness of equipments and chemical spill response systems in accordance with established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
The Acid Plant at HPL is a critical facility in the nickel refinery, where sulfuric acid is a routine component of daily operations, making this training particularly crucial.
According to Indra Maizar, the Environmental Superintendent at Harita Nickel, the drill not only enhances technical preparedness but also cultivates a collective awareness of workplace safety and environmental protection.
"Our goal is to ensure that every team member is fully informed and ready to respond effectively in the event of a chemical spill," he remarked.
Furthermore, Indra explained that the initial step in the drill of a chemical spill is to ensure the safety of oneself and colleagues by distancing them from the affected area.
“The primary focus is to secure the area and stop the primary source of the spill to prevent further spread of the chemicals. Following this, the emergency response team will take appropriate actions, including recovering the contaminated area, monitoring impacted water bodies, and assessing any potentially impacted drainage systems,” he added.
Indra also noted that this drill is part of the company’s broader efforts to adhere to ISO certifications and maintain high standards. Additionally, the exercise serves as an evaluation of the current emergency response procedures.
Feedback from this simulation will assist Harita Nickel in continuously improving its emergency response system. Harita Nickel reaffirms its commitment to enhancing safety and environmental sustainability through ongoing programs and future initiatives.

Boosting Emergency Preparedness, Harita Nickel Conducts Chemical Spill Response Drill

PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP) Tbk, also known as Harita Nickel, held a tree planting event on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, to commemorate World Environment Day. The event, titled “A Journey to a Greener Future,” was attended by 50 employees from various departments and contractor representatives.
Irgi Ahmad Sahresi, Chairman of the World Environment Day Committee, said the tree planting event was held in a ex mining area within the company's operations. The goal is to restore the land to its original condition.
“Over 150 tree seedlings were planted across this 0.5&nbsp;hectare plot, with various species including jabon merah (Neolamarckia macrophylla), Australian pine (Casuarina equisetifolia), eucalyptus, and several local trees. These species were selected for their suitability to the soil conditions of the ex mining area,” he explained.
Irgi further elaborated that World Environment Day was celebrated with various other activities in addition to tree planting. These began with an environmental discussion on May 25 and continued with cleanliness and creativity competitions among employee dormitories.
 
"These efforts aim to raise employee awareness about the importance of environmental care. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, not just a one-time event," he emphasized.
 
For World Environment Day 2024, Harita Nickel and its business units on Obi Island organized various activities. Along with PT Trimegah Bangun Persada, other units like PT Halmahera Persada Lygend and PT Halmahera Jaya Feronikel held similar events. These activities involved employees, local students, and university experts, showcasing the company's commitment to environmental sustainability.

Harita Nickel Preserves the Environment with Tree Planting

Harita Nickel organized an Enviro Talk to commemorate World Environment Day 2024. The discussion, themed “Fighting Plastics One Bag at a Time,” addressed the issue of plastic waste within the company's operational areas and explored concrete steps for its management.&nbsp;
The Enviro Talk was held on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at the cinema of PT Halmahera Persada Lygend, a Harita Nickel business unit operating a nickel limonite processing and refining plant using High Pressure Acid Leaching (HPAL) technology. The event was attended by company management, academics, and hundreds of employees from various Harita Nickel business units.
The first speaker, Mochamad Candra Wirawan Arief, PhD, a lecturer from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences at Universitas Padjajaran, explained the environmental hazards of plastic waste and management strategies. He highlighted that the increasing use of single-use plastics has significantly contributed to global plastic waste.
He also emphasized the need for collaboration and individual responsibility in environmental conservation, suggesting that reducing single-use plastics, such as using tote bags for shopping, could have a substantial impact if adopted collectively.
“For instance, using a tote bag when shopping. While the impact of a single individual may seem minimal, the collective adoption of this practice by all Insan Harita will yield significant benefits,” he explained, commending Harita personnel’s initiative to reduce plastic waste through the #AwalBaikdariObi movement.
<img alt="Iwan syahroni deputy departement head of hse harita nickel" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Iwan Syahroni- Deputy Departement Head of HSE Harita Nickel.jpg" title="Iwan syahroni deputy departement head of hse harita nickel">
<figcaption>Iwan Syahroni, Deputy Department Head of HSE Harita Nickel presented the company's commitment to sustainable operations.</figcaption>

Meanwhile, Iwan Syahroni, Deputy Department Head of HSE at Harita Nickel, outlined the company’s environmental management in each and every plan and operation of the company. Participants were informed about the company's initiatives to preserve the environment on Obi Island, which include monitoring water, air, and biodiversity quality, managing hazardous waste, reclamation and re-vegetation, and coral reef restoration. He also highlighted a number of environmental services such as artificial reef cubes from nickel slag and planting mangrove outside the company’s operational area.
“Our responsibility is to preserve the environment and ensure that our operational activities do not harm existing ecosystems,” Iwan stated.
The interactive Enviro Talk, which lasted approximately two hours, saw enthusiastic participation. Attendees were engaged and promptly asked questions during the Q&A session, demonstrating increased awareness of environmental issues and a commitment to taking concrete actions.
“This event provided valuable insights into waste management, particularly regarding the plastic waste we frequently use. I am now more aware of the importance of reducing single-use plastics and recognize that collective small actions can make significant differences,” said Lusty Rahmatina from the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Department.
<img alt="Jajaran manajemen harita nickel menandatangani mou awalbaikdariobi" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Jajaran Manajemen Harita Nickel Menandatangani MoU AwalBaikdariObi.jpg" title="Jajaran manajemen harita nickel menandatangani mou awalbaikdariobi">
<figcaption>Harita Nickel and Lygend Resources management signed the #GoodStartFromObi MoU as an effort to control plastic waste.</figcaption>

As a commitment to this cause, Harita Nickel and Lygend Resources management signed an agreement supporting the #AwalBaikdariObi initiative to reduce plastic use in their operational areas. This collaboration signifies the company's dedication to taking concrete steps towards sustainable environmental impact reduction.

Harita Enviro Talk Outlines Concrete Steps to Reduce Plastic Waste

Environmental education should be incorporated from a young age. For Harita Nickel, an integrated nickel mining and processing technology company, this initiative is a key element of its sustainability policy. The goal is to develop an environmental program that positively influences the surrounding community.
On Thursday, June 1, 2024, Harita Nickel invites 176 students from Loji Permai Junior High School and Tunas Muda High School in Kawasi Village to participate in the "Let’s 3Rs!" program in commemoration of World Environment Day as part of the Harita Mengajar (Harita Teaching) initiative. This program encourage the participants to apply the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (3R). 
 
The students learned about the importance of sorting different types of waste and its impact on the environment. They were also invited to participate in direct waste management by using painted jerry cans to plant trees.&nbsp;
<img alt="Harita nickel hari lingkungan hidup 2024" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Harita-Nickel-Hari-Lingkungan-Hidup-2024.jpg"> 
"The jerry cans we use are sourced from our industry. Along with teaching the reuse of materials, we encourage students to decorate their school environment with plants that produce oxygen," explained Topan Prasetyo, Site Deputy General Manager of PT Dharma Cipta Mulia, one of Harita Nickel's business units that manages the Obi Industrial Estate. 
 
Topan reiterated the company's commitment to supporting environmentally friendly education, hoping that this creative and enjoyable activity would raise awareness among students about the significance of environmental protection.
 
Meanwhile, the Principal of Tunas Muda Kawasi High School, Obet Siar, welcomed this Harita Mengajar activity. He agreed that protecting the environment must be done together, and therefore the school is ready to support the company's initiatives for the benefit of the community.
 
“I agree that it is not only the company but all stakeholders in Kawasi Village who are in charge of protecting the environment so that our environmental conditions remain sustainable,” he said, emphasizing that industrial presence has brought economic improvement, but on the other hand also maintains environmental sustainability.
 
One of the students, M Thalib Hazan, said he was happy to participate in the Harita Mengajar activities held at his school. The 10th grade student of Tunas Muda Kawasi High School said that the environmental education delivered through practices and games could be easily absorbed by the students. 
 
“The event was fun, filled with games and prizes. We also learned a lot about how to protect the environment by keeping it clean and reducing plastic waste,” he said enthusiastically. 
 
In addition to schools, various World Environment Day events are also held within the company by involving employees to take concrete actions such as planting trees, reducing plastic waste, and at the peak, a talk show will be held inviting academics from universities.

Environmental Education, Harita Nickel Encourage Students in Kawasi to Manage Waste

Two experts, Professor M. Zaki Mubarok from ITB's Faculty of Metallurgical Engineering and Professor Agus Jatnika Effendi from ITB's Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, paid a visit to <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/" target="_blank">PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk</a> (NCKL) or Harita Nickel on Obi Island. Their visit on Sunday (04/02/2024) challenged common misperceptions about mining's environmental impact. This collaboration between academia and industry players showcased the possibility of balancing industrial activities with <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/sustainability/climate-change" target="_blank">environmental conservation</a>, offering a new perspective on mining practices.
ITB academics were invited to observe mining operations and the first <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/about-us/our-product" target="_blank">low-grade nickel ore</a> processing in Indonesia. The visit involved going over&nbsp;the <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/about-us/subsidiaries/mining" target="_blank">mining site</a>, <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/about-us/subsidiaries/smelter" target="_blank">smelting facility</a>, reclamation efforts, and Kawasi Village, the nearest community to the company's operations.

During the visit, the academics praised Harita Nickel for its innovative and efficient operations and acknowledged its positive impact on local economic development. This challenges the idea that all mining is automatically harmful to the environment.

"It was very impressive to witness Harita Nickel's operations on Obi Island firsthand. By looking at innovation and efficiency at every stage, we believe that Harita Nickel has a significant role in developing the nickel mining industry in Indonesia," said Prof. Zaki.
In addition to touring the company's sites, the two ITB professors also shared their expertise in a session attended by leaders from various departments at Harita Nickel.

<img alt="Kunjungan guru besar itb harita nickel 2" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Kunjungan-Guru-Besar-ITB-Harita-Nickel-2.jpg"> 
During the visit, Prof. Zaki Mubarok explained about the progress in processing laterite nickel ore and metallurgical technologies in Indonesia. Prof. Agus Jatnika Effendi focused on environmental remediation and highlighted the company's responsibility to the local ecosystem.

"After seeing the company's reclamation efforts, we really appreciate Harita Nickel’s commitment to assessing the environmental impact of their operations," Prof. Agus remarked.&nbsp;

He added that Harita Nickel’s proactive approach to reclamation, even before completing mining, is exemplary. “Harita Nickel demonstrates how to navigate operational efficiency with environmental responsibility, hopefully inspiring other companies in the industry," he concluded

Navigating Harmony of Metallurgy and Ecology:  ITB Professors Answer the Call of Harita Nickel on Obi Island

Various kinds of potential hazards lurk in our work environment at the Obi site. Like an uninvited guest, the threat of danger can come at any time. When employees are working in the office or in the field. Even when we are sleeping soundly in the living quarter. Therefore, Insan Harita needs to always be disciplined in applying work <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/id/sustainability/occupational-health-safety" target="_blank">safety</a> principles as a preventive effort. 
In addition to taking preventive measures, we also need to prepare ourselves for emergencies. For example, when a fire occurs. To train employees' readiness to face the situation, Harita Nickel held an emergency response simulation or emergency drill. This emergency response training is carried out intensively by each business unit. From rescue simulations due to work accidents to natural disasters.&nbsp;
The drill is a means to hone the skills and cohesiveness of the crew on duty in the field. The leading sector is the Emergency Response Team (ERT) in each business unit. In carrying out its mission, ERT is equipped with equipment and also supported by teams from other departments according to case handling needs.&nbsp;
From this drill, the effectiveness of the implementation of systems, procedures, and emergency response planning can be measured. This includes testing the implementation of communication protocols, evacuation, victim handling, and equipment usage. Anything that is still lacking will be used as evaluation material to improve readiness in dealing with actual emergency situations.&nbsp;
With emergency response training, companies can reduce the risk of injury or loss of life. It is also an effort to comply with regulations and legislation related to safety and emergencies in the workplace.
The following are some of the emergency drill activities carried out both independently in internal business units and jointly with other business units.
<h2>Earthquake and Fire Management</h2>

Scenario: An earthquake occurred in the living quarter (LQ) complex of <a href="https://hpalnickel.com/" target="_blank">PT Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPAL)</a>. This event caused one of the living quarter buildings to collapse and there were victims injured. At the same time, there was a fire caused by an electrical short circuit in the canteen kitchen area.&nbsp;
<img alt="Drill gempa di pt hpl" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Drill Gempa di PT HPL.jpg" style="float: left; margin: 0px 20px 20px 0px;" title="Drill gempa di pt hpl"> 
The drill was led by ERT and involved personnel from other departments and also included employees of PT Aden as the canteen vendor. Each person received an assignment. The ERT crew was in charge of evacuating and extinguishing the fire, security secured the evacuation route, and paramedics provided first aid to the victims. There were also volunteers who played the role of victims.&nbsp;
Outside of the crew on duty, employees in the living quarter and the canteen were not told about the drill scenario. The goal is for the simulation to run naturally. How they respond when they find out that there is an earthquake and fire, becomes a measure of employee readiness to face emergency situations. The same applies to the officers in the field. The way they carry out rescue missions is also assessed by the supervisory team. Everything becomes evaluation material for improvement.&nbsp;
<h2>Handling hazardous waste spills</h2>
Scenario: There was a used oil spill in the workshop area of <a href="https://hjferonikel.com/id/" target="_blank">PT Halmahera Jaya Feronikel (HJF)</a>. The drum containing B3 waste fell during the transportation process and the oil spilled on the face of an employee on duty. Other employees who saw the incident rushed to help but fell on the oil spill.
First aid measures were taken, and the drum was immediately reversed so that the spill did not spread. Then the safety crew at the location reported the incident to the command center. While waiting for the ERT and Enviro team to arrive, the victim was taken to the eye wash station. While other victims who suffered hand injuries were evacuated to a safe location.&nbsp;
To prevent further casualties, the safety crew sprinkled the spill area with sand and installed a spill control kit to neutralize hazardous substances from the hazardous waste spill. Security gave directions for other employees not to approach the location and docked to the gathering point.&nbsp;
Shortly after, the medical team, ERT, and Enviro team arrived at the scene. While the medical team helped the victim, ERT, and Enviro crews handled the spill area so as not to impact the environment.
<h2>Handling oil spills in ports</h2>

Scenario: An oil spill has occurred at the Persada 3 jetty. Oil is often loaded and unloaded at this location.&nbsp;
The exercise involved OHS, Enviro, Marine Port Security, and ERT teams from all business units. The sequence of operations was as follows: first, Port Security reported the incident to the Command Center. To prevent the spill from spreading, officers on the scene were instructed to set up an oil boom.&nbsp;
Upon arrival at the site, all crews conducted a briefing to determine the next steps in the recovery process. All personnel were at their respective posts. Once the boom was in place, the oil skimmer and dispersant were deployed. This salvage step is carried out in accordance with applicable standards. In addition to increasing preparedness, this exercise was conducted as a first step to support the Green Port 2024.
<h2>High Angle Rescue</h2>
<img alt="Hart training harita nickel" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/HART Training Harita Nickel.jpg">
ERT crews from all business units conducted a joint High Angle Rescue Techniques (HART) drill. The situation could be a work accident or even a disaster. Before the practical exercise in the Nirwana area of PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP), the participants received classroom materials led by instructors from the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) Ternate City.&nbsp;
There is a high risk of danger in high-altitude rescue. Therefore, the rescuers must master the correct and safe techniques to carry out their mission safely. [IC]

Prepare Employees to Face Emergency Situations, Harita Nickel Intensifies Emergency Drill

The Water Supply Production Team at the Water Intake and Marine Environment of <a href="https://hpalnickel.com/" target="_blank">PT Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPAL)</a> successfully carried out a cleaning activity of the High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Water Intake pipe screenbar. This activity was carried out in response to a recent decrease in water discharge into the water intake.
To overcome this problem, the team quickly dived to the water intake location. Diving was done to clean the screenbar from marine growth as well as dirt. This is done carefully to ensure that water discharge into the water intake can return to normal and function optimally.
Cleaning activities lasted for approximately 6 days starting on Monday, July 10, 2023 and ended on Saturday, July 15, 2023.
For information, water intake is the first place where seawater enters for treatment. The main function of the water intake is to clean seawater from debris. To ensure the use and discharge of seawater poses no harm to the marine environment, Harita Nickel implements a series of filters by maintaining the temperature of the water released into the water body. One of them is by routinely.

Restoring Water Discharge to Water Intake, PT HPL Cleans HDPE Pipe Screenbar

Harita Nickel makes various efforts to deal with waste problems in Kawasi Village by providing facilities and infrastructure and inviting people to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
 
Kawasi is a small village located on Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku, which is close to the operational site of a nickel mining and downstream company, Harita Nickel. Its location next to the coast makes this small village an outstanding natural scenery.

However, waste issues have become a 'stumbling block' that makes the scenery of Kawasi Village increasingly difficult to enjoy. In fact, this village is one of the economic centers on Obi Island. Many newcomers settle and run businesses in this village. The majority of the migrants come from Java Island, which captures a promising business opportunity provided by the existence of mining companies.
The waste problem in Kawasi Village has actually been around for a long time. Even before Harita Group's mining company set foot on Obi Island. This has become a homework assignment for the village government as well as the companies operating around Kawasi Village.
The people's awareness towards environmental cleanliness is still fairly weak. This frequently causes problems with the village's waterways. Not surprisingly, the village is subject to flooding during the rainy season. 
It doesn't stop there. Piles of stagnant garbage also cause serious problems for the environment and the health of residents. From polluted water conditions to health problems caused by the massive growth of mosquito larvae and bacteria around areas exposed to waste pollution.
Asmawati, one of the natives of Kawasi Village, explained that prior to the company, local residents often littered.
"Sometimes it was thrown into the river, sometimes into the sea. Some we also burned," she explained.
However, destroying waste by burning is still considered less than optimal to reduce pollution in Kawasi Village. The small village, which is now inhabited by more than 1,100 people, produces a massive amount of waste.
"For now, the company's efforts include the transportation of waste using trucks every two days a week," said Eko Sulistyo, CSR Community Development Supervisor.
Furthermore, Eko explained that in single transportation, the total waste hauled from Kawasi Village can reach 2 tons per day. Such a large amount of waste is then taken to the landfill located about 20 minutes from the village.
"Alhamdulillah, since the company's regular waste transportation program, the village environment has become cleaner and more comfortable," said Asmawati.
The company has also made efforts to provide trash cans in every corner of Kawasi Village. This will facilitate the process of transporting waste and make it easier for residents to dispose of waste in its place.
In addition to providing facilities and infrastructure, Harita Nickel through some of its business units also continues to make various efforts to raise residents' awareness to the importance of environmental cleanliness. Among them are through regular activities, including a social service entitled "Healthy and Clean Lifestyle" which was held during the K3 month commemoration period on January 12 - February 12, 2023. 
The activity involved employees, village officials, TNI/Police, and also local residents. Everyone worked together to clean up the trash scattered around the coast and Kawasi Village.
It is hoped that through activities initiated by the Company, people will be encouraged to play an active role in preserving their environment by adopting a healthy and clean lifestyle.

Keep The Environment Clean, Harita Nickel Supports Kawasi Village Government Tackle Waste Problem