A survey in 2020 from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) put Indonesia in the top position with children with cancer (aged 0-14 years) compared to six other ASEAN countries.

It was recorded that the number of sufferers reached 8,667 children. Much higher than the Philippines with 3,505 children. Recognizing the importance of tackling cancer in Indonesian children, PT Uni-Charm Indonesia Tbk since 2020 has supported Rachel House, a non-profit organization in Indonesia that is a pioneer in palliative care services for children with serious illnesses such as cancer, especially from underprivileged families. PT Uni-Charm Indonesia Tbk donated MamyPoko baby diapers as one of the basic needs of the little patient warriors at Rachel House. This is an effort by the company to contribute to lightening the burden that must be suffered by children at a young age. According to the President Director of PT Uni-Charm Indonesia Tbk, Yuji Ishii, this support is a form of commitment and in accordance with the company's philosophy of NOLA & DOLA (Necessity of Life with Activities & Dreams of Life with Activities). "NOLA & DOLA contains meaning and hope to release everyone's burdens from babies to the elderly through products that can provide physical and spiritual support, to realize each individual's dream," he said.

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Sinar Mas Land through BSD City continues to encourage the government's efforts to improve the quality of education in Indonesia.

This is manifested in the participation of BSD City, which hosts Monash University as the first overseas university in Indonesia. The inauguration of the Monash University campus took place at the Green Office Park (GOP) 9 building, BSD Green Office Park BSD City area by the Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia Nadiem Makarim, accompanied by the President and Vice Chancellor – Monash University Margaret Gardner AC, President – Monash University Indonesia Andrew MacIntrye, and witnessed by the Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Penny Williams, Tangerang Regent A. Zaki Iskandar, and Group CEO – Sinar Mas Land Michael Widjaja. Nadiem Makarim thanked Ambassador Penny Williams for the support from the Australian government, Margaret Gardner for supporting Monash, and Michael Widjaja for opening up space for foreign universities to come here. President and Vice Chancellor – Monash University Margaret Gardner AC said the opportunity to gain new knowledge is the vision of Monash University and the Indonesian government. "We hope that Monash can learn and contribute significantly to economic development in the region. We chose this location by considering its proximity to industry, to other universities, as well as being right where people live, study and work," he explained. President – ​​Monash University Indonesia, Prof. Andrew MacIntrye said, "Monash "University of Indonesia has an attractive home in BSD City with a good ecosystem so that we can collaborate with innovative companies such as Traveloka, Unilever and others," he added.

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In order to help the community meet basic household needs during the holy month of Ramadan,

Sinar Mas Land through the ITC Group in collaboration with the Indonesian Palm Oil Farmers Association (APKASINDO) held a 20,000 liter Bulk Cooking Oil Cheap Market for the community and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). ) at Mangga Dua Mall. The opening of the cooking oil bazaar was attended by Dhany Sukma (Central Jakarta Mayor) and Elisabeth Ratu Rante Allo (Head of Industry, Trade, Cooperatives, Small and Medium Enterprises DKI Jakarta Province). The Mayor of Central Jakarta, Dhany Sukma said, "We appreciate the bazaar activity which makes it easy for the community and MSMEs to get cheap cooking oil, especially in this month of Ramadan. Hopefully in the future there will be more companies that make similar CSR activities so that the benefits can be felt directly by the whole community.” Division Head ITC Group Sinar Mas Land, Christine N. Tanjungan said, "The company organizes this activity as a form of social awareness to the community and MSME actors to get cooking oil at affordable prices. Everyone can only buy one jerry can package containing 5 liters of oil. fried at a price of Rp. 80,000. We hope that the presence of this bazaar can ease and help the community in meeting the needs of cooking oil for households and businesses of MSME actors."

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PT Surya Utama Nuansa (Sun Energy) said the demand for solar panel installations remained high during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Efficiency in energy use and the era of clean energy are considered to be the main factors for this increase. Sun Energy's Chief Operations Officer Philip Lee said the demand for solar panels remained high during the pandemic. He said solar power is a solution for companies, factories and even hotels to reduce the cost of electricity bills. "We offer solutions that help reduce costs," Philip said during a virtual visit to Beritasatu Media Holdings in Jakarta, Philip admits that the solar panel devices he sells come from China. However, he emphasized that the equipment owned by Sun Energy still has a domestic content level (TKDN). "Solar panel technology continues to develop and is increasingly affordable. Maintenance costs are minimal and this is clean energy," he said. Chief Commercial Officer of Sun Energy, Dion Jefferson, said that his party had installed 80 megawatt peak (MWp) of total solar panel capacity throughout Indonesia. In addition to offices, housing and industry, Sun Energy also serves the needs of plantations to electrify irrigation pumps.

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The government will change the cost of crude palm oil (CPO) export levies. It is planned that the levy on palm oil export tariffs will be implemented this month.

Based on the new regulation, export levies will start at a price of USD 750 per tonne, in which each price increase of USD 50 per tonne will be subject to two tariffs. "The PMK is being revised so that it can be issued as soon as this month, if possible this June. Actually, it should have been two weeks sooner," Finance Minister Sri Mulyani said in a virtual video, Head of the Fiscal Policy Agency Febrio Nathan Kacaribu added, every USD 50 increase in CPO will apply two tariffs for CPO of USD 20 and for CPO derivatives USD 16. "So for every USD 50 increase in CPO price, the export levy rate for CPO goes up USD 20, while for every USD 50 increase in CPO the tariff increase for derivatives of CPO is USD 16," he said. Later, the maximum tariff for export levies stops when the CPO price is USD1,000 per tonne, i.e. the export levy is USD175 per tonne. "The export levy rate was when it was USD1000 per ton, where the export tariff was 750 dollars, after that it didn't go up anymore," he said.

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In order to help accelerate the government's vaccination program and establish herd immunity, health tech startup SehatQ together with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin)

the Indonesian Shopping Center Management Association (APPBI) presented Covid-19 vaccination services for micro, small and medium enterprises. (MSMEs) and trading business actors which include public servants and retail workers in shopping centers. Deputy Chairperson of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for International Relations, Shinta W Kamdani, said that the Covid-19 vaccination program, which targets the MSME industry and trade business players, is important to be carried out continuously in various regions of the country. This is because the pandemic that has been going on since 2020 will not only affect business actors in big cities, but also in remote areas of Indonesia. "Through the Covid-19 vaccination program with SehatQ, Kadin wants to help the government boost the number of residents, including the MSME sector and trade business actors who are vaccinated. Thus, Indonesia can get closer to herd immunity or herd immunity,"

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