Tag Archives: I-SEA Changemakers Cohort 3

Ubud Raw Chocolate & Cacao is a Bali-based chocolate company making healthy, delicious chocolate from unroasted Indonesian cacao and coconut, with no additives or preservatives. Ubud Raw practices ethical trade, supports local farmers and employees, and reduces plastic waste through eco-conscious initiatives.

Rumah Tenun Magelang preserves and promotes traditional handwoven textiles made from natural fibers based in Magelang, Indonesia. By combining heritage techniques with modern design, it supports women artisans, creates sustainable livelihoods, and protects cultural identity while ensuring the survival of Indonesia’s weaving heritage for future generations.

PT Raesaka Amanah Widyakarya (Parongpong RAW Lab) is an award-winning research institute in Indonesia focusing on sustainability, circular economy, and material innovation. It transforms residual waste into circular materials through community empowerment, technology, and design, creating solutions that reduce environmental impact.

Lumosh Living is a sustainable ceramic tableware producer that reclaims ceramic and glass waste. By partnering with hospitality businesses, Lumosh Living transforms broken tableware into new, sustainable pieces, preventing waste from ending up in landfills.

Kobumi is a social enterprise founded in 2022 through a partnership between the EcoNusa Foundation and Indigenous cooperatives from Papua and Maluku. It promotes fair trade of Indigenous products such as nutmeg, cloves, cocoa, and Papua coffee while empowering local economies, protecting Indigenous rights, and preserving ecosystems.

HANDEP is an Indigenous and women-led social enterprise from Kalimantan, Borneo, that empowers Dayak communities through ethical fashion and home décor made from non-timber forest products like rattan. HANDEP promotes sustainable village economies while protecting forests and preserving Dayak culture.

Bell Living Lab transforms coffee waste into nature-based materials in collaboration with coffee farmers, shops, designers, and vocational students, empowering communities, reducing pollution, and promoting sustainable practices that benefit both people and the planet.

Aliet Green is Indonesia’s leading Fairtrade producer of handmade, natural, and organic ingredients and food products for manufacturers and wholesale buyers. Aliet Green supports smallholder, female, and disabled agroforestry farmers while improving the well-being of indigenous communities through regenerative organic farming that helps them adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Al-Anbiyaa’ produces men’s sarongs in Pekalongan, Central Java, for Indonesia’s Muslim community. Al-Anbiyaa’ supports working parents by providing a self-managed childcare centre for its employees, creating a supportive environment that strengthens parenting roles and promotes better child development.

Adena Coffee empowers local communities in Indonesia to produce sustainable, traceable, and high-quality coffee through agroforestry and improved post-harvest practices. By opening more processing units with local partners, Adena Coffee enhances community livelihoods while bringing the authentic taste of Indonesian coffee to the world.