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Empower Indonesian Women with Clean Water Business Opportunities

Indonesia

This project aims to improve the lives of people in Bojonegoro with a special focus on women.

This proposal is fully funded

Problem

The level of women’s empowerment is low in Bojonegoro, yet women hold the key to sustainable development, because they spend more of their extra income than men on things that benefit families, such as education, nutrition, health care and sanitation. Women’s labor force participation and earnings are associated with reduced poverty and faster growth.

Proposed solution

Ten women will be selected and trained to participate in Kopernik's technology agent program. These women technology agents will receive 300 units of water filter on consignment to sell in their communities and earn commission from sales. Their efforts not only will benefit many other households with life-changing technology, but will empower themselves to become able and skilled business women and contribute to their household income. 

Number of people who will benefit

10 women tech agents will receive training that builds entrepreneurship skills. They will be receiving 300 water filter units on consignment, and once all units have been sold, potentially 1200 people will benefit from clean drinking water (300 households x average of 4 people per household).

About the beneficiaries

The target population are women of Bojonegoro living below the poverty line.

Campaign amount

$9608

Timeframe for implementation

3 months

Budget Detail

Items   Unit x Price per unit (IDR)  Amount (IDR)   Amount (USD) 
Product Costs        
  Nazava Bening 1 water filters 300 x @132,000  39,600,000  4,316.55
  Tulip replacement filter candle 150 x @ 75,000  11,250,000  1,226.29
  Spareparts (filter taps, lids, etc.)  5,000,000  545.02
  Sub total      55,850,000  6,087.86
Cost of Farabi staff for Monitoring and Oversight      
  Preparation stage (first month)    
  Team Leader 1 month x 1,750,000  1,750,000  190.76
  Field Coordinators 2 staff members x 1 month x 1,500,000  3,000,000  327.01
  Office Administrator 1 month x 1,000,000  1,000,000  109.00
           
  Implementation Stage (second and third month)    
  Team Leader 2 months x 1,750,000  3,500,000  381.51
  Field Coordinators 2 staff members x 2 months x 1,500,000  6,000,000  654.02
  Sub total      15,250,000  1,662.31
Operational and Travel Costs      
  Preparation stage (first month)    
  Administrative costs For telephone and internet for 3 month project period  250,000  27.25
  Staff transportation costs 1 lump sum  x 4 staff members x 100,000  400,000  43.60
  Delivery cost of products to villages 2 times delivery x 250,000  500,000  54.50
  Implementation Stage (second and third month)    
  Administrative costs 3 staff members x 2 months x 100,000  600,000  65.40
  Sub total      1,750,000  190.76
Progam Activity Costs        
  Water Tests    8 samples (4 sources) x 350,000  2,800,000  305.21
  Focus Group Discussions 10 x 250,000  2,500,000  272.51
  Training costs, training materials, and other marketing materials    10,000,000  1,090.04
  Sub total      15,300,000  1,667.76
Total Budget      88,150,000 IDR  9,608.68 USD


Fluctuations in currency exchange rates and shipping costs may change the final quantity of technologies shipped for this project.

This project is located in Bojonegoro, Indonesia

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Additional Information

Bojonegoro is located in East Java by a river named Bengawan Solo (the longest river in Java), which runs from the south of Java island and is used as a border mark between East and Central Java. Most people are farmers or foresters. This place has a great reputation for providing high quality of teak wood.

Bojonegoro consists of 27 sub-districts and 430 villages. According to the latest statistic report, the total population is 1,425,074 (Bojonegoro Statistic, 2010); 12% of that population is considered as ‘poor’. After few surveys, we decided to focus the program in 7 villages; one (out of 24) village in Kalitidu sub-district and 6 others villages (out of 23) in Ngasem sub-district. These seven villages are the closest to the ExxonMobil exploration. Of 19,384 households in Ngasem, 6,576 of are classified as poor.

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