It was made official via an agreement signed by KTH representative Maarif and a symbolic ceremony featuring Dedy Apriadi, staff member at West Kotawaringin Regency’s Department of PUPR — representing the province.
This donation was set to assist reforestation and green infrastructure efforts across several regions, enabling an increase in green spaces and driving conservation in the long term.
It also demonstrates support towards sustainable regional development, said Maarif, who’s the Head of Communications for KTH’s CSC team.
“We want to contribute to sustainable development in Central Kalimantan. These Eucalyptus pellita seedlings show our support for local communities and government initiatives focused on building greener infrastructure.”
The symbolic ceremony took place at Modang Mas in Menthobi Raya District, Lamandau Regency. It marks a collaboration between KTH and local stakeholders that aims to aid greening programs.
PT Korintiga Hutani (KTH) continues to affirm its commitment to working with local stakeholders through multiple CSC initiatives. Such initiatives are expected to help with environmental preservation, while also benefiting immediate communities. (PR)
