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Harita Nickel, a nickel mining and processing company on Obi Island, showed its care to the community by hosting a blood donation drive. Activities carried out in honor of World Blood Donor Day were held in two locations, namely the Obi Site on Saturday, June 29 and the Jakarta head office will be on Monday, July 29, 2024.
Employees from all Harita Nickel business units and contractors actively participated in the blood donation. From the Obi Site,&nbsp; around 150 employees and contractors took part in the humanitarian action carried out at the PT Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPL) clinic.
 

 Roykedona Lisa Trixie, Head of the Blood Donation Committee and Site Doctor at Harita Nickel expressed her appreciation for the employees' enthusiastic participation. "We are very pleased with the high level of enthusiasm and participation from our employees in this blood donation event. This not only reflects the company's contribution to the surrounding community but also demonstrates the humanitarian values we uphold at Harita Nickel," she said.
This blood donation drive supports Harita Nickel’s commitment to public health. The blood collected from this drive in the Obi Site will be given to Labuha Regional General Hospital (Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah or RSUD) to help meet the hospital's blood supply needs.
“We hope to contribute to public health and help meet RSUD Labuha’s blood supply needs. Each donation today is a beacon of hope for those in need,” Roykedona added.
The organizing committee strictly followed health and safety procedures. Participants had health screenings to verify their eligibility, and the medical team ensured the blood collection was sterile and safe.
Nurul Afiah, Head of the Blood Transfusion Unit at RSUD Labuha, thanked the Harita Nickel employees who donated blood. "The employees' participation shows their strong awareness and social concern. We hope events like this can be held regularly," she said.
Furthermore, Nurul explained several benefits of blood donation for donors. “For donors, regular blood donation can help maintain heart health and renew blood cells in the body. It also provides emotional satisfaction by helping and benefiting others,” she explained.
Fajar Aprianto from the HSE department of PT Megah Surya Pertiwi (MSP) expressed satisfaction with the event. "As a Harita Nickel employee, I'm glad to join this blood donation drive. It helps others and promotes personal well-being," he said. Fajar, who has donated blood four times while working at Harita Nickel, expressed his willingness to join similar activities if the company holds them again in the future.
 
Harita Nickel regularly hosts social and humanitarian activities as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Besides blood drives, the company engages in community empowerment programs in education, health, economy, infrastructure, and socio-cultural sectors. Harita Nickel is dedicated to making a positive impact on the local communities and environment where it operates.

Caring For Community, Harita Nickel Hosts Blood Donation Drive   

The usually bustling atmosphere of the Harita Nickel site on Obi Island became quiet and solemn that early morning. The only sound echoed is the sound of takbir from the loudspeakers of mosques scattered across the employee housing complexes. A number of employees, donning koko shirts, sarongs, and caps, flocked to the mosque to perform Eid al-Adha prayers. 
That morning, Monday, June 17, 2024, all Muslims celebrated Eid al-Adha 1445 H, including the Insan Harita employees on site. Despite being away from their families, they were able to celebrate the holiday together in a familial atmosphere.
 
Sarifuddin Usman, an employee of PT Megah Surya Pertiwi, one of Harita Nickel's business units that operates a high-grade nickel processing plant, shares his experience. Having worked at PT MSP for nine years, he has celebrated Eid al-Adha on the company's premises six times. While he sometimes feels saddened by not being able to gather with his family, he also expresses happiness in being able to celebrate the holiday with his coworkers on site.
 
“It's a bummer I often have to spend Eid away from the family at work, but I'm grateful the workplace feels like a second home. Even away from my loved ones, the crew here makes the Eid feel just as special.
 
Likewise, Tamim Murrah Ismail, Foreman Weighbridge of PT Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPL), who has celebrated Eid al-Adha on site four times in six years of working at Harita Nickel. 
 
"It's called love and work," Tamim says, laughing. "Despite being away from my family, the celebrations here always feel special. My coworkers feel like a second family to me," he continues.
 
Tamim and Sarifuddin's experience celebrating Eid al-Adha in the company environment not only reflects the cohesiveness between employees, but also strengthens the values of togetherness that exist at Harita Nickel.
 
Meanwhile, after the Eid prayer, the festivities continued with sacrificial animal slaughtering. A number of business units carried out sacrificial animal slaughtering in their operational areas. The animals were then distributed to the community and employees as a form of direct contribution in strengthening social ties and providing benefits to the local community.
 
This year, MSP and PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP) were each recorded as having distributed 4 goats, HPL 3 goats and a cow, while PT Halmahera Jaya Feronikel (HJF) sacrificed a cow.

Familiarity in Kinship, Harita Nickel Employees Celebrate Eid al-Adha at Site Obi

PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP) Tbk, also known as Harita Nickel, held a tree planting event on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, to commemorate World Environment Day. The event, titled “A Journey to a Greener Future,” was attended by 50 employees from various departments and contractor representatives.
Irgi Ahmad Sahresi, Chairman of the World Environment Day Committee, said the tree planting event was held in a ex mining area within the company's operations. The goal is to restore the land to its original condition.
“Over 150 tree seedlings were planted across this 0.5&nbsp;hectare plot, with various species including jabon merah (Neolamarckia macrophylla), Australian pine (Casuarina equisetifolia), eucalyptus, and several local trees. These species were selected for their suitability to the soil conditions of the ex mining area,” he explained.
Irgi further elaborated that World Environment Day was celebrated with various other activities in addition to tree planting. These began with an environmental discussion on May 25 and continued with cleanliness and creativity competitions among employee dormitories.
 
"These efforts aim to raise employee awareness about the importance of environmental care. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, not just a one-time event," he emphasized.
 
For World Environment Day 2024, Harita Nickel and its business units on Obi Island organized various activities. Along with PT Trimegah Bangun Persada, other units like PT Halmahera Persada Lygend and PT Halmahera Jaya Feronikel held similar events. These activities involved employees, local students, and university experts, showcasing the company's commitment to environmental sustainability.

Harita Nickel Preserves the Environment with Tree Planting

Harita Nickel organized an Enviro Talk to commemorate World Environment Day 2024. The discussion, themed “Fighting Plastics One Bag at a Time,” addressed the issue of plastic waste within the company's operational areas and explored concrete steps for its management.&nbsp;
The Enviro Talk was held on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at the cinema of PT Halmahera Persada Lygend, a Harita Nickel business unit operating a nickel limonite processing and refining plant using High Pressure Acid Leaching (HPAL) technology. The event was attended by company management, academics, and hundreds of employees from various Harita Nickel business units.
The first speaker, Mochamad Candra Wirawan Arief, PhD, a lecturer from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences at Universitas Padjajaran, explained the environmental hazards of plastic waste and management strategies. He highlighted that the increasing use of single-use plastics has significantly contributed to global plastic waste.
He also emphasized the need for collaboration and individual responsibility in environmental conservation, suggesting that reducing single-use plastics, such as using tote bags for shopping, could have a substantial impact if adopted collectively.
“For instance, using a tote bag when shopping. While the impact of a single individual may seem minimal, the collective adoption of this practice by all Insan Harita will yield significant benefits,” he explained, commending Harita personnel’s initiative to reduce plastic waste through the #AwalBaikdariObi movement.
<img alt="Iwan syahroni deputy departement head of hse harita nickel" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Iwan Syahroni- Deputy Departement Head of HSE Harita Nickel.jpg" title="Iwan syahroni deputy departement head of hse harita nickel">
<figcaption>Iwan Syahroni, Deputy Department Head of HSE Harita Nickel presented the company's commitment to sustainable operations.</figcaption>

Meanwhile, Iwan Syahroni, Deputy Department Head of HSE at Harita Nickel, outlined the company’s environmental management in each and every plan and operation of the company. Participants were informed about the company's initiatives to preserve the environment on Obi Island, which include monitoring water, air, and biodiversity quality, managing hazardous waste, reclamation and re-vegetation, and coral reef restoration. He also highlighted a number of environmental services such as artificial reef cubes from nickel slag and planting mangrove outside the company’s operational area.
“Our responsibility is to preserve the environment and ensure that our operational activities do not harm existing ecosystems,” Iwan stated.
The interactive Enviro Talk, which lasted approximately two hours, saw enthusiastic participation. Attendees were engaged and promptly asked questions during the Q&A session, demonstrating increased awareness of environmental issues and a commitment to taking concrete actions.
“This event provided valuable insights into waste management, particularly regarding the plastic waste we frequently use. I am now more aware of the importance of reducing single-use plastics and recognize that collective small actions can make significant differences,” said Lusty Rahmatina from the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Department.
<img alt="Jajaran manajemen harita nickel menandatangani mou awalbaikdariobi" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Jajaran Manajemen Harita Nickel Menandatangani MoU AwalBaikdariObi.jpg" title="Jajaran manajemen harita nickel menandatangani mou awalbaikdariobi">
<figcaption>Harita Nickel and Lygend Resources management signed the #GoodStartFromObi MoU as an effort to control plastic waste.</figcaption>

As a commitment to this cause, Harita Nickel and Lygend Resources management signed an agreement supporting the #AwalBaikdariObi initiative to reduce plastic use in their operational areas. This collaboration signifies the company's dedication to taking concrete steps towards sustainable environmental impact reduction.

Harita Enviro Talk Outlines Concrete Steps to Reduce Plastic Waste

Environmental education should be incorporated from a young age. For Harita Nickel, an integrated nickel mining and processing technology company, this initiative is a key element of its sustainability policy. The goal is to develop an environmental program that positively influences the surrounding community.
On Thursday, June 1, 2024, Harita Nickel invites 176 students from Loji Permai Junior High School and Tunas Muda High School in Kawasi Village to participate in the "Let’s 3Rs!" program in commemoration of World Environment Day as part of the Harita Mengajar (Harita Teaching) initiative. This program encourage the participants to apply the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (3R). 
 
The students learned about the importance of sorting different types of waste and its impact on the environment. They were also invited to participate in direct waste management by using painted jerry cans to plant trees.&nbsp;
<img alt="Harita nickel hari lingkungan hidup 2024" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Harita-Nickel-Hari-Lingkungan-Hidup-2024.jpg"> 
"The jerry cans we use are sourced from our industry. Along with teaching the reuse of materials, we encourage students to decorate their school environment with plants that produce oxygen," explained Topan Prasetyo, Site Deputy General Manager of PT Dharma Cipta Mulia, one of Harita Nickel's business units that manages the Obi Industrial Estate. 
 
Topan reiterated the company's commitment to supporting environmentally friendly education, hoping that this creative and enjoyable activity would raise awareness among students about the significance of environmental protection.
 
Meanwhile, the Principal of Tunas Muda Kawasi High School, Obet Siar, welcomed this Harita Mengajar activity. He agreed that protecting the environment must be done together, and therefore the school is ready to support the company's initiatives for the benefit of the community.
 
“I agree that it is not only the company but all stakeholders in Kawasi Village who are in charge of protecting the environment so that our environmental conditions remain sustainable,” he said, emphasizing that industrial presence has brought economic improvement, but on the other hand also maintains environmental sustainability.
 
One of the students, M Thalib Hazan, said he was happy to participate in the Harita Mengajar activities held at his school. The 10th grade student of Tunas Muda Kawasi High School said that the environmental education delivered through practices and games could be easily absorbed by the students. 
 
“The event was fun, filled with games and prizes. We also learned a lot about how to protect the environment by keeping it clean and reducing plastic waste,” he said enthusiastically. 
 
In addition to schools, various World Environment Day events are also held within the company by involving employees to take concrete actions such as planting trees, reducing plastic waste, and at the peak, a talk show will be held inviting academics from universities.

Environmental Education, Harita Nickel Encourage Students in Kawasi to Manage Waste

The Environment Department of PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (PT TBP), also known as Harita Nickel, hosted a discussion named “Is Our Mining Damaging the Environment?” at Kahyangan Cafe on Saturday, May 25, 2024. The discussion, which was held in commemoration of World Environment Day, was attended by employees from across departments to discuss the company's commitment to good mining practices.
Environment & Business Improvement PT TBP, Dedy Amrin as the speaker was presented the company’s commitment to sustainable mining management. He stated that this commitment aligns with the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 26 of 2018 on Good Mining Practices and the Supervision of Mineral and Coal Mining.
 
“From the six aspects of Good Mining Practices regulated by the government, the company has implemented all of them, including the environmental management,” he explained.
 Furthermore, Dedy explained several efforts made by the company to minimize environmental impact of mining activities. These efforts include routine air quality monitoring, hazardous waste management, overburden management, water quality management using several settling ponds, and ongoing rehabilitation and re-vegetation initiatives.
 
“People often associate mining with environmental damage. Is that true? Let’s address it within our mining operation. As you can see, there is no scattered ore, the reclaimed land is green, and as you can see the sea in Kawasi remains blue,” he explained, emphasizing that the company’s commitment is not just to fulfill obligations but also to provide added value to the surrounding community.
 
The discussion, which lasted for about two hours, was interactive. Despite being held at night after a full day of work, employees were engaged and enthusiastic throughout the event. The discussion was presented in a relaxed cafe atmosphere and was also entertained with music played by the employees.
 
In addition to celebrating World Environment Day, this discussion also demonstrated Harita Nickel's commitment as an integrated nickel mining and processing technology company to responsibly and sustainably carrying out downstream mandates.

World Environment Day 2024, Harita Nickel Employees Share The Company’s Commitment to Good Mining Practices

Jakarta - Harita Nickel won the Excellence in Environment Video Content award at the Mata Lokal Awards during the Mata Lokal Fest 2024. This award was given for the company's success and commitment to environmental management and sustainable business practices through its nickel industry downstream program. Additionally, Harita Nickel is considered to have a positive impact on the local community and the national economy.
With the theme “Local Thriving in the Digital Era,” this annual event by Tribunnews aims to showcase more local stories.
 
“There are several components that the judges look at. Among them is how the brand solves problems with an engaging creative process. Next is interaction. How the brand can communicate with the locals and how the locals can communicate with the brand,” said Dian Gemiano, CMO of KG Media, who also served as one of the panel judges, in his speech.
 
The video titled “Dedikasi Untuk Lingkungan” (Dedication to the Environment) the fourth episode in Harita Nickel’s series “Ekspedisi Hilirisasi Anak Bangsa” (Expedition of the Nation’s Downstreaming), succeeded in captivating the panel of judges. It depicted sustainable and environmentally friendly mining practices, complemented by terrific collaboration with the local community to ensure that mining activities provide maximum benefits without damaging the environment.
 
This practice has been appreciated by several parties, including environmental activist from North Maluku, Usman Mansur, who believes that Harita Nickel plays a role in helping the education and economy sectors of the community around Obi Island.
 
Moreover, Marine Planktonlogy Expert, Prof. Dr. Ir. Inneke F. M. Rumengan, also stated that the ecological condition of the sea around Obi Island is quite stable and not under anthropogenic pressure, including from mining activities.
 
The Mata Lokal Award 2024 was presented directly by KG Media’s Chief of Revenue Officer, Moris Rusmanto, to Anie Rahmi, Corporate Affairs Manager of Harita Nickel.
 
“We are very honored to receive the Excellence award from the panel of judges. This award is proof of Harita Nickel's commitment to environmental sustainability and validates the good collaboration between the company and the community around the operational area, environmental activists, mining inspectors and facilitators, as well as academics. Thank you, Tribunnews!” said Anie upon receiving the award.
 
Mata Lokal Fest 2024 by Tribunnews has become an important platform to appreciate initiatives like those undertaken by Harita Nickel. The event, attended by Indonesian Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Sandiaga Uno, Minister of Communication and Information Technology Budi Ari Setiadi, and Chairman of the Indonesian People’s Consultative Assembly Bambang Soesatyo, also serves as a moment to raise awareness about the importance of sustainability and collaboration between companies, government, and the community in maintaining environmental conservation amidst industrial development.

Harita Nickel Wins Excellence in Environment Video Content Award at  Mata Lokal Fest 2024

Harita Nickel, an integrated nickel mining and processing technology company, once again held Harita Mengajar to improve access to education for children on Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku. Aligned with World Book Day, the event focused on the theme "Edugathering: Smart Reading, Smart World Viewing".
A total of 130 students from SD Negeri 217 South Halmahera and MI Al Habsyi Kawasi Village participated in the activity held at PT Halmahera Persada Lygend cinema, one of Harita Nickel's business lines that operates nickel processing and refining, on Saturday (27/4/2024). 
 
The students enthusiastically watched a movie about education entitled Sepatu Dahlan and also enjoyed listening to a fairy tale told by one of Tidore's writers, Shahryan Khamari. 
 
<img alt="Edugathering harita nickel 2" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Edugathering-Harita-Nickel-2.jpg" title="Edugathering harita nickel 2">
<figcaption>Students of SD Negeri 217 South Halmahera and MI Al Habsy Kawasi Village were excited to participate in Edugathering which was packaged in a movie watching event and listening to stories about education at PT Halmahera Persada Lygend cinema.</figcaption>

Harita Nickel's Community Development Manager, Ifan Farianda, said Harita Mengajar is part of the company's Community Development and Empowerment (PPM) program focused on education.
 
He said that the company is fully committed to supporting education quality improvement in order to produce excellent local resources. He mentioned that this support is offered through various initiatives and activities, including Harita Mengajar, which currently aims to boost local children's reading interest.
 
"We encourage children to have an interest in reading from an early age, which will be their capital to continue learning and have more knowledge. It is hoped that local resources in the future can become a superior human resource, a ready-to-use workforce, so that they can be absorbed in the company and contribute to the development of their region in the future," he said.
 
Ifan further said, based on research conducted by his team on children in operational circles on Obi Island, it was found that as many as 6 out of 10 students in grade 2 were categorized as non-readers. While for the average of grades 1-6, the number reaches 50%. According to him, this figure is far below the national Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) average of 6% for the non-reader category.
 
"We're committed to supporting the government in improving education quality, focusing on enhancing literacy and encouraging reading interest, especially among children in our operational area on Obi Island," he said.
 
The company's initiative received a warm welcome from the teachers. Principal Wa Ode Musliana of MI Al Habsy in Kawasi Village expressed gratitude, stating that the event greatly supports the school's efforts to boost students' interest in reading.
 
"This is the first time for our children to watch a movie in a theater. We would like to thank the company for helping us to give students an understanding of the importance of reading and education for their future," she said.
 
Not only this activity, according to her, the company's programs have contributed a lot to efforts to improve the quality of education, especially for children in Kawasi Village. 
 
Meanwhile, one of the students, Amal Ramadan Solissa, shared his joy in watching movies in the theater and listening to fairy tales. According to him, this activity has provided new experiences and inspired him to study harder. When asked what his goal was, the 5th grade student of SD Negeri 217 South Halmahera spontaneously replied, "I want to be a pilot! So, I can take my friends on a trip to America!" 
 
<img alt="C2 dokumentasi edugathering csr haribukudunia 2024 334 11zon" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/C2_Dokumentasi_EduGathering_CSR_Haribukudunia_2024_334_11zon.jpg" title="C2 dokumentasi edugathering csr haribukudunia 2024 334 11zon"> 
For information, Harita Mengajar has become a routine program held by Harita Nickel to support the improvement of education quality in its operational circle on Obi Island. The program is packaged in various activities, including sending employees to share knowledge such as foreign language teaching to joint learning visits in the company area. Since its launch, the program has reached 809 beneficiaries.

Edugathering: Harita Nickel Boosts Obi Children's Interest in Reading Through Movies and Storytelling

Youth Forum, a platform that provides an opportunity for young employees at Harita Nickel to discuss and share experiences, knowledge, and contribute to the Company and the community; was held festively for the second time on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at the HPAL Activity Center Cinema at the Obi Site.
This time, the theme of Women's Empowerment was held in conjunction with the Kartini Day celebration. The spirit of RA Kartini, the hero of Indonesian women's emancipation, continues to live on today. She inspired women in the country to be equal to men. Now, women are no longer confined to home. Like men, Indonesian women have equal opportunities in the field of work, especially in the mining and mineral sector.
 
Attended by more than 250 young employees of Harita Nickel from various business units, the forum featured a number of speakers who shared their insights and journey towards empowerment. One of them was Rosalyn Wullandhary, Resource Modeling Specialist from Harita Nickel and the first female chairperson of the Indonesian Society of Economic Geology (MGEI) for the period 2024-2027. 
Rosalyn emphasized the important role of women in the mining industry who have contributed significantly to the growth of the industry. In her presentation, she discussed the challenges and stereotypes faced by women in the profession, as well as encouraging more women to take on leadership roles in what is still considered a male profession. 
 
<img alt="Youth forum 2024 speaker" src="https://api.tbpnickel.com/storage/images/old/images/Youth Forum 2024_speaker.jpg" title="Youth forum 2024 speaker">
<figcaption>Dr. Yoan Clara encourages the participants to start with small steps to achieve big targets, "Start Small, Finish Big"</figcaption>

The second speaker, dr Yoan Clara, a Putri Indonesia Maluku 2020, general practitioner and stunting prevention activist, delivered a talk on 'Eastern Women Can Also Shine'. Clara shared how she overcame the obstacles she faced as a woman from eastern Indonesia. She emphasized the need to break away from limitations and highlighted the tremendous potential women have in achieving their dreams. Clara also highlights the importance of being an empowered woman and that this can start from small steps, such as accepting and loving yourself, motivating yourself, and continuing the process of developing yourself. 
 
Not only going one-way, the Youth Forum also provided opportunities for participants to ask questions directly to the speakers. The discussion also looked at concrete steps that can be taken to encourage and inspire young women to achieve. 
 
Moreover, the Youth Forum has successfully become a platform where the voices of young men and women can be heard, ideas can be exchanged, and inspiration can be shared. By empowering the younger generation and promoting gender equality, the Company is taking significant steps towards a more inclusive future. The event was also a testament to the tremendous potential of young employees of Harita and their ability to drive positive change in society.

Youth Forum 2024, Empowering Young Kartini of Harita Nickel

Ramadan is eagerly anticipated by Muslims worldwide, including thousands of Insan Harita on Obi Island. Despite being distant from the city and unable to celebrate with family, they remain determined to seek blessings and grace during this sacred month.
Dwi Retno Apriani Putri, a Dental Assistant at Harita Nickel Clinic, discovered the Ramadan spirit while balancing her duties at the Obi site. This year marks her second Ramadan on Obi Island since joining Harita Nickel in 2022. While she's accustomed to being away from family, this time feels different as she juggles her responsibilities as a wife and mother.
"This isn't the first time I've been away from my family for work, but it's my first time experiencing it since getting married and becoming a parent," she mentioned.
Even though she's familiar with working away from home, Dwi admits she often misses her husband and child. To ease her longing, she frequently connects with her small family through video calls.
During Ramadan, she often invites her husband and child to share virtual suhoor and iftar meals. She feels it helps ease her longing for the familial warmth of Ramadan.&nbsp;
Muhammad Safriyanto, a Community Development Staff at Harita Nickel, joined the company just six months ago. Safri, as his coworkers call him, expressed his joy in experiencing Ramadan vibe in eastern Indonesia for the first time, particularly at the Obi site.
 
&nbsp;“This is a new experience for me. I've been working away from home before, but it’s only this year that I’m enjoying Ramadan in Eastern Indonesia. The atmosphere is different. Maybe because everyone here is also far from their families. So, we all try to fill each other’s voids with activities that involve togetherness,” Safri said. Furthermore, he believes that the solidarity among the Insan Harita has somehow cured their longing for the warmth of Ramadan at home.
Ramadan on Obi Island brings challenges for Dwi, Safri, and other Insan Harita members. Despite being away from family, they push through with determination and enthusiasm until the end of this sacred month.&nbsp;