Bridging business and sustainability: Skelas’ incubation programme empowers Indonesian MSMEs

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Indigenous entrepreneurs in Indonesia often face challenges in adopting sustainable business practices due to limited access to resources and financial constraints.

Seeing their enthusiasm, LTKL took the initiative to form a community that could support the Siak district government in protecting the local environment,” said Cerli Febri Ramadani, Chairperson of Sentra Kreatif Lestari Siak.

Balancing environmental and economic sustainability is a core objective of Kubisa.“We help KUBISA participants record their income to monitor the economic growth of their businesses,” said Ramadani.