Social Responsbility

In Idul Adha 2024, Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD) once again demonstrates its commitment to strengthening unity and social care. Collaborating with Artha Graha Group, SCBD organizes a qurban social activity aimed at distributing sacrificial animals to the needy communities around the area.

Fostering Unity Amidst Celebration

Idul Adha is not just a religious ceremony but also about unity and mutual sharing. SCBD, together with Artha Graha Group, understands the importance of these values and strives to embody them through the annual qurban activities. By distributing sacrificial animals, it is hoped to directly benefit the surrounding communities in need, especially during this festive occasion.

Supporting the Local Community

This year, SCBD and Artha Graha Group distributed sacrificial animals to various points around the SCBD area. This initiative aims not only to fulfill the obligations of Muslims but also to strengthen social ties and build closer relationships with the local community. By sharing qurban meat, efforts are made to bring smiles and happiness to many families in the surrounding area.

Building a Better Future

SCBD and Artha Graha Group's commitment to such social activities is part of a long-term effort to contribute to a better community development. By continuously supporting and initiating social activities, and actively participating in creating a more harmonious and prosperous environment.

A Small Step with a Big Impact

While this qurban social activity may be just one of many programs held, its impact is significant. With the participation and support from various parties, SCBD and Artha Graha Group have successfully inspired many people to participate in social activities and share kindness.

Conclusion

Idul Adha 2024 is a very special moment for SCBD and Artha Graha Group to demonstrate that unity and compassion are key to building a strong community. Through the qurban social activities, we prove that through sharing, we can all create meaningful positive changes.

In commemoration of the National Nutrition Day 2024, PT. Danayasa Arthatama (SCBD) and Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) have reaffirmed their commitment to support the government's vision of creating a golden generation for Indonesia. As part of these efforts, they have implemented the Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP), one phase of which took place at the Mawar Early Childhood Education Center (PAUD), Rawa Barat Village, on January 25, 2024.

The series of SFP activities began with a warm welcome from the local village head, who emphasized the importance of collaboration between the private sector and the government in supporting children's health. This was followed by presentations from health experts, Dr. Yuni Astria, SpA, and Dr. Rika Indriani, who provided in-depth insights on the importance of a healthy diet, particularly in enriching animal protein intake to prevent stunting.

After the educational session, nutritious food was distributed to toddlers and mothers in attendance. The food packages were carefully designed to meet the critical nutritional needs of children in their growth stages, including milk, eggs, mung beans, vitamins, hydroponic vegetables, and various other healthy foods.

This joint effort reflects the commitment of PT. Danayasa Arthatama (SCBD) and Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) to actively participate in improving the quality of life for Indonesian children, especially in areas vulnerable to nutritional issues. Through initiatives like the SFP, they hope to provide a tangible contribution towards creating a healthy, intelligent, and competitive golden generation.

Facing the challenges of children's nutrition and health, collaboration among the private sector, government, and community is the key to achieving sustainable outcomes. With a spirit of togetherness and awareness of the importance of investing in children's health, PT. Danayasa Arthatama (SCBD) and Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) are committed to continuing sustainable programs that have a positive impact on the nation's future.

The Jakarta Fire Safety Challenge (JFSC) 2023 took place from November 6th to 9th. It was a competition focusing on firefighting and rescue skills, with participation from 44 volunteer firefighting teams (REDKAR) and 103 emergency response teams from various building categories such as office buildings, hotels, apartments, industrial and regional management areas, and commercial shopping centers.

The Acting Governor of Jakarta praised the significant role played by volunteer firefighting teams and associations or managers of building areas in assisting firefighters to minimize the impact of fire disasters.

Here are the rankings of the firefighting and rescue competition teams based on categories of building emergency response teams: Office Buildings Category: 1st Place: Gold Coast Office Building 2nd Place: Indonesia Stock Exchange Building 3rd Place: Prima Tower, Sunlife Tower, and Pertiwi Tower Hotels Category: 1st Place: Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta 2nd Place: Borobudur Hotel Jakarta 3rd Place: Ayana Midplaza Hotel Apartments Category: 1st Place: Office 8 - Residence 8 2nd Place: Summit Kelapa Gading Tower 3rd Place: Casa Domaine Industrial and Regional Management Category: 1st Place: PT Pama Persada Nusantara Company 2nd Place: SCBD B Area 3rd Place: SCBD A Area Commercial Shopping Centers Category: 1st Place: Pacific Place Jakarta 2nd Place: The Darmawangsa Square 3rd Place: Grand Indonesia Shopping Town

Artha Graha Peduli (AGP), in celebration of the 78th anniversary of Indonesian Independence Day, once again held a community outreach program, providing health education and checkups.