Sweet Potato Project Foundation

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The Foundation focus on farming, education and waste management.

Established in 2021 under the Decree of the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia (AHU-0028034.AH.01.04/2021), the foundation focuses on humanitarian and social initiatives rooted in care for people and place.

What began in 2020 as emergency food support during the COVID-19 pandemic has grown into long-term, community-based programs.

In 2024, the foundation expanded its work with the launch of the Community Waste Project, addressing Bali’s waste challenge through practical, local solutions.

Our Sweet Potato Project Foundation
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Farming

We started in 2020 managing a 1-hectare farm using regenerative methods, with no chemical inputs and a strong focus on ecosystem health.

Harvested rice and vegetables are prepared and delivered twice weekly to orphanages and local community groups.

We also run learning programs for children and share regenerative farming practices with local farmers, expanding impact beyond the farm.

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Sweet Potato Farm

Total food distribution in 2025: 43.691 packs Total community outreach: 11 orphanages and 5 community groups Total rice and vegetables harvested: 5.050,89 kg

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Waste

Initiated by Potato Head in collaboration with local businesses, the facility brings a zero-waste vision into everyday practice.

It assesses waste systems and provides guidance on separating organic and non-organic waste before collection and processing, reducing landfill disposal.

Operated as a non-profit, part of the revenue is returned to the local Banjar (village) as social funds.

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Community Waste Project

Total waste collected in 2025: 1.592.028 kg Total waste per category: 66% organic waste; 34% non-organic waste Total members: 8 hospitality business Total waste diverted from landfill: audit by third party is on progress