Resilience & Sustainable Water Jugs Value Chain for Women Entrepreneur
Aligned SDGs
- Resilience & Sustainable Water Jugs Value Chain for Women Entrepreneur
- General overview
- Intervention
- Location
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
- Resilience & Sustainable Water Jugs Value Chain for Women Entrepreneur
- General overview
- Intervention
- Location
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Final negotiations
Policy sectors: Environment and climate change
Type of instrument: Outcomes Fund / Technical Assistance and Market-building program (Must involve dedicated grant resources)
Delivery locations: Indonesia
Country classification: Upper-middle-income
Intervention
Social or environmental challenge
Through this program, we aim to tackle below challenge:
- Addressing Post-Pandemic Inequality: The aftermath of the pandemic has highlighted a concerning rise in inequality, particularly in urban areas, with a disparity ratio of 0.4 compared to the national ratio of 0.38. This discrepancy is further accentuated by the fact that women's employment rates hover at around 55.5%, considerably lower than the 80.7% employment rate among men.
- Tackling Plastic Pollution: Indonesia holds the alarming distinction of being the second-largest contributor to marine debris, releasing a staggering 7.8 million tons of plastic into our oceans. Urgent action is imperative to mitigate this crisis.
Description of the intervention
KUMPUL collaborates closely with Danone Indonesia and Jubelo to establish a sustainable value chain aimed at supporting women entrepreneurs. This initiative encompasses business and digitalization knowledge, livelihood enhancement, and the creation of an additional income source via waste management system. Under this framework, women entrepreneurs will be encouraged to have additional service as plastic waste collection points to quantify plastic waste and convert it into cash-equivalent points. The program includes comprehensive capacity building covering business and sustainability aspects, personalized business mentorship, and access to financial support. The overarching goal of this endeavor is to empower women entrepreneurs, enabling them to achieve a sustainable annual profit increase of up to 50%.
Location
Country:
- Indonesia
Locality:
- Indonesia
Last data update
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in August 2023
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Spreadsheet of data
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