There is great appreciation for the Housing Ecosystem Strengthening Program and the Housing Credit for Low-Income Communities (KUR) Socialization.

Subang Regent Appreciates the 3 Million Houses Program from the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing

Illustration. A discussion session during the series of Housing Ecosystem Strengthening Program Socialization events in Bandung City, Friday (19/9/2025). Bank Mandiri together with the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing held a hybrid socialization of the Housing Credit Program (KPP). This socialization is a government initiative and part of efforts to strengthen the national housing ecosystem in line with the target. Meanwhile, the photo above shows attendance at the launch event of the Housing Ecosystem Strengthening Program and Housing KUR Socialization, at Sasana Budaya Ganesha, Bandung City, Thursday (18/9/2025).

According to sources, this program aligns with the President of the Republic of Indonesia’s Asta Cita goal of 3 million houses for the Indonesian people.

This was conveyed after attending the launch event of the Housing Ecosystem Strengthening Program and Housing KUR Socialization, which was attended by 27 Regional Heads from across West Java at Sasana Budaya Ganesha, Bandung City, Thursday (18/9/2025).

Meanwhile, West Java launched the program under the title ‘Imah Merenah Hirup Tumaninah’, which means a house is not just a building but becomes a source of life and improvement in quality of life with four main indicators.

These four indicators are: improving houses to be habitable, reducing poverty rates through improved quality of life, creating new jobs, and increasing regional economic growth.

« The plan is that in West Java itself, the development of 100 thousand subsidized houses will be boosted using labor-intensive, mutual cooperation, and MSME empowerment models, » explained a representative.

The Regent conveyed that the Subang Regency Government will strive and is ready to support the success of the program launched by the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing of the Republic of Indonesia.

It was also emphasized that the Subang Regency Government greatly needs this program to improve the welfare of the people in Subang Regency.

« We really need this program to improve the welfare of the people in Subang Regency, » concluded the representative.

Racing in Synergy, Honda's Tangible Efforts in Promoting a Sustainable Lifestyle
Synergy through the Honda Experience program at the Racing in Synergy event, presenting an enjoyable riding experience with the Honda Scoopy.

PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM) together with PT Daya Adicipta Motora (DAM), as the Main Dealer for Honda Motorcycles and Parts in West Java, held the « Racing in Synergy » program.

Through the spirit of Synergy for the Nation, this activity invites the public to actively participate together with Honda motorcycles in supporting sustainability in Indonesia. Honda consistently shows tangible contributions in the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) fields through various initiatives close to daily life.

This program, which ran throughout August–September 2025, is a tangible manifestation of Honda’s commitment. Starting from comprehensive motorcycle checks before being received by consumers, increasing riding safety awareness, to educating the public about a minimalist lifestyle aligned with the concept of sustainable living.

In implementing the Racing in Synergy program, DAM provided a simple example in reducing plastic waste by replacing single-use items with environmentally friendly products. Activity participants used durable and health-safe non-plastic tumblers, canvas tote bags for daily activities, and were served healthy food during the event.

One of the main topics in this activity was the practice of decluttering—an effort to simplify personal belongings for a more organized and sustainable life.

Speakers shared experiences and the benefits of decluttering for future life. This socialization took place at the Faculty of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Study Program, Widyatama University Bandung, involving 50 students. Education was conducted together with a community, which invited participants to apply

Sasana Budaya Ganesha

Sasana Budaya Ganesha, often abbreviated as Sabuga, is a major convention center and performance hall located within the Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) campus in Indonesia. Its name translates to « Ganesha Cultural Hall, » reflecting its primary role as a venue for cultural events, concerts, and academic gatherings. It was established to support the cultural and intellectual life of one of Indonesia’s most prestigious universities.

Bandung City

Bandung is the capital of West Java, Indonesia, famously nicknamed the « Paris of Java » for its colonial-era architecture and vibrant creative and fashion scenes. Historically, it gained prominence as a resort destination for European plantation owners in the 19th century and was the host of the landmark 1955 Asia-Africa Conference, a pivotal event in the Non-Aligned Movement. Today, it is a major educational and technological hub surrounded by volcanic mountains.

West Java

West Java is a province of Indonesia on the island of Java, with Bandung as its capital. Historically, it was the center of the Sundanese kingdom and later became part of the Dutch East Indies, which heavily influenced its architecture and infrastructure. The region is renowned for its vibrant culture, including traditional music and dance, and for its stunning natural landscapes, such as the volcanic highlands and the beaches of Pangandaran.

Subang Regency

Subang Regency is a region located in West Java, Indonesia, known for its diverse landscape of mountains and coastline. Historically, its name is thought to derive from the Sundanese words for « turned to salt » (suweng), linked to a local legend. The area’s development was significantly influenced by the Dutch colonial era, particularly through the establishment of large tea and rubber plantations.

Republic of Indonesia

The Republic of Indonesia is a vast Southeast Asian archipelago of over 17,000 islands, with a history of powerful Hindu-Buddhist empires and sultanates followed by centuries of Dutch colonial rule. It declared its independence in 1945, which was officially recognized in 1949, establishing the world’s third-largest democracy. The nation is renowned for its staggering cultural and linguistic diversity, with hundreds of distinct ethnic groups united by the national motto, « Bhinneka Tunggal Ika » (Unity in Diversity).

Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing

The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing is a key government institution in Indonesia responsible for national infrastructure development, including roads, water resources, and public housing. It was established to drive the country’s physical and economic development, with its history rooted in the early formation of the Republic of Indonesia. The ministry plays a central role in executing major national strategic projects to improve public welfare and connectivity across the archipelago.

Widyatama University Bandung

Widyatama University is a private university located in Bandung, Indonesia, founded in 2001. It evolved from several older educational foundations dating back to the 1970s, establishing itself as a comprehensive institution focused on management, economics, and engineering. The university is committed to providing quality education and contributing to the community in the Bandung area.

Faculty of Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering is an academic division within a university dedicated to the education and research of engineering disciplines. Its history is tied to the Industrial Revolution, which created a demand for formally trained engineers, leading to the establishment of dedicated schools and faculties from the 18th century onwards. Today, these faculties are centers of innovation, teaching fields like civil, mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering.