1. Action (Donaction)

Create a KitaBisa account to collect funds that will be donated to those in need in the form of cash and basic necessities. The hope is that by creating a KitaBisa account, a wider reach for fundraising donations will be achieved. The donation drive will take place from March 3 to March 18, 2025. Bringing joy during the holy month of Ramadan by distributing free iftar meals to fasting individuals at specific crowded locations, with prior notice given to those in need.

Distribution of Donation Proceeds and Materials for the Month of Compassion: “Soothes the Heart and Enlightens the Soul” to Selected Orphanages. The highlight event will be a special moment combining inspiration, education, and concrete action to support selected orphanages. The activity begins with a session themed “Soothes the Heart and Enlightens the Soul,” where participants will engage in an inspirational discussion exploring the values and positive impacts that can be achieved through acts of kindness. Next, participants will engage in flower planting activities, symbolizing the kindness that can grow within each individual’s life. The event will conclude with a shared meal at the orphanage to foster togetherness, warmth, and joy, strengthening the bonds between participants, orphanage residents, and the Donaction committee.

The proceeds from the donations will be given to selected orphanages. This activity also marks the end of Donaction 2025. Through a series of activities, we hope to create an inspiring experience and encourage active participation in shaping a better future through acts of kindness and caring.

2. Village Concept Project (VCP)

• Opening of the Village Concept Project 2025, Presentation, Azolla Cultivation, and Kokedama :

Making The Village Concept Project (VCP) 2025 kicked off with a brief presentation on Azolla cultivation and an introduction to the production of Azolla snack bars by the VCP IAAS LC Unpad team. This presentation aimed to explain creative innovations using Azolla as a base material, thereby encouraging public interest in the utilization of local resources, particularly in the KWT Harum Manis community. The next activity involved the distribution of Azolla seedlings in a prepared pond, aimed at raising community awareness of environmental issues and supporting sustainable agriculture. The activity continued with the creation of decorative kokedama plants using coconut husks as the medium. This aimed to maximize local resources into natural decorations that are easy to maintain and do not require much space.

• Azolla Snack Bar Production and Packaging

Azolla cultivated by KWT Harum Manis and peanuts harvested by KWT Harum Manis will be processed into snack bars. In addition to being healthy, this snack is also filling and serves as a new product to support the creativity and innovation of KWT Harum Manis members. The processing practice begins from harvesting to packaging using attractive and marketable packaging. This aims to enhance skills in processing local ingredients and improve the economic well-being of KWT Harum Manis members.

• Marketing and Closing of the Village Concept Project 2025

The products being marketed are Azolla snack bars and Azolla Cheese Sticks, which are the result of last year's Village Concept Project (VCP). Marketing is being done offline with the hope that members of the Harum Manis Women's Group will take concrete action to contribute to maximizing local resources and improving the economy. In addition, marketing can also be done online through social media. The event concluded with a closing ceremony and the symbolic presentation of a plaque to the Chairperson of the Harum Manis Women's Group.

3. Agroschooling.

• Opening of Agroschooling and Presentation of Material “Exploring Environmental Conservation, Bio-productive Benefits, and Innovative Agriculture for Sustainability Awareness”

The official opening ceremony will be attended by representatives from SDN Maruyung 1 and IAAS LC Unpad. In this first meeting, an overview of the material will be presented, covering ecosystems, the benefits of ecosystems for living organisms, how to maintain ecosystem stability, and how the hydroponic wick system works and its various benefits. The material in this meeting will be delivered through interactive games such as puzzle card boards or a direct visit to a hydroponic expert if possible, so that the children can see the hydroponic wick system firsthand.

• Conducting various outdoor activities and practicing the wick system hydroponics.

In the second meeting, the wick system hydroponics practice was conducted in groups using the provided materials, so the children only followed the instructions given by their respective group facilitators. Additionally, a group-based quiz related to the material will be conducted.

• Presentations on biopores and Ecoenzymes were conducted, including biopore simulations and examples of Ecoenzymes, followed by the closing ceremony of Agroschooling.

During the third session, a concise presentation on biopores and Ecoenzymes was conducted in an interactive and engaging manner to make it easy for the children to understand and enhance their knowledge and awareness of environmental and ecosystem conservation. The activity continued with a biopore simulation using simple tools in the form of miniatures provided by the organizers, giving children the opportunity to observe directly, followed by showing examples of finished Ecoenzymes so that children can see the results of Ecoenzymes.