INDAS.ID - Social Good Summit
The Social Good Summit (SGS) is a UNDP annual event. The Summit unites a community of global citizens and progressive thought leaders around a common theme: #2030NOW: an exploration of the world we want to live in by 2030,

with a focus on how we can unlock technology’s potential to make the world a better place. UNDP Country Offices around the world to create a platform for people from all walks of life to exchange ideas, creating partnerships, and engaging with communities to support Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
 

SGS 2018 in Indonesia

The Indonesia Country Office marks this year’s SGS with talks around Goals #11 (“Sustainable Cities and Communities”), with exhibition, activities, community gathering, mini-workshops and sharing sessions that are open for public, taking place in the public space within Museum Nasional (National Museum).
 

Speakers

Nirwono Joga (Urbanist, Author of "Membangun Peradaban Kota")

Carlson Lau (COCOWORK, Indonesia's most prominent co-working space)

Atika (WONDER Community and App for Gender-based Violence Reporting)

The GO-JEK Experience 
Adi Wibowo (Rumah Minim Sampah / Homes with Minimal Waste)
Dr Abdul W. Situmorang (UNDP Indonesia)
Mariani Chandra (TeloBag, Biodegradable Waste Bag)
Riri Riza (Movie Director, Rumata Artspace)

Workshops
Travel/Urban Photography "Telling the City Story" by Feri Latief (Photojournalist and Nat Geo Indonesia Contributor)
Eating Healthy on the Run by Febi Sari (MHF Kitchen and Bakulan.com)
Grow Your Own Food by Fajar Wiryono (HSC Urban Farm, Masyarakat Pertanian Organik Indonesia)
Creating Crafts From Waste by Harjuni Rochajati (RajutKejut / Craft Day)
 

Featuring Communities

Komunitas Tari Museum
NGOJAK: Ngopi Jakarta (Historical / Cultural Walks Community in Jakarta)

RajutKejut / Craft Day (Yarn Bombing Community)

Taman Suropati Chamber Community (Music at the Park)

IndoRunners (Health and Wellness)
Yoga Gembira (Health and Wellness)

Natural Cooking Class (Culinary Community)

Jalan Sutra (Culinary Community)

Indonesia Berkebun (Urban Farming)
 

Music by
Bangkutaman
Sanggar Akar
 

Saturday, 20 October 2018
Museum Nasional Indonesia / Museum Gajah
Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 12
Gambir, Jakarta 10110

* Each visitor is expected to pay the museum's general admission of Rp 3,000 (by mentioning the SGS event).
** Please help us run a minimal-waste event by bringing your carry-bag, water bottles, and food containers.