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It was two weeks before the launch of the OECD Social &amp; Emotional Skills (SSES) Report for Kudus, a study commissioned by Djarum Foundation covering more than 6,900 students. The findings were powerful, and Djarum Foundation wanted to turn them into real action on the ground. To help activate schools at scale, Djarum Foundation partnered with Campaign for Good to integrate a community-vetting process into its grant program, ensuring selected schools demonstrated not just need but also commitment, engagement, and readiness. 1.&nbsp;Launch of the OECD SSES Report​But we had one big question: Was it even possible? It was already late November. Schools were preparing for the holidays. Engagement usually drops sharply at this time of year. Still, the team saw the report launch as a moment to mobilise principals, teachers, parents, and students to deepen understanding of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and spark real, community-led conversations.​ ​​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions">Read more: Why Program Owners Need Community Vetting to Make Smarter Funding Decisions</a>​ <a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Meningkatkan-Kredibilitas-Grants,-Awards,-dan-Program-Accelerator-melalui-Community-Vetting"></a>​2.&nbsp;What We Did and What Happened?On the day of the report launch, Djarum Foundation introduced #TumbuhBersama, powered by Campaign for Good’s Community Vetting model. And despite the timing:.&nbsp;<ul><li style="font-size:15px;color:#000000;background-color:transparent">a. 100 public schools in Kudus applied</li><li style="font-size:15px;color:#000000;background-color:transparent">b. 25,000+ verified supporters took part in the community vetting process</li><li style="font-size:15px;color:#000000;background-color:transparent">c. 110,000+ verified actions takenSchools demonstrated:a.&nbsp;Public commitment to strengthening SEL b.&nbsp;Meaningful community engagement c.&nbsp;Student voice through action, reflections, and shared experiencesThese outcomes weren’t just numbers; they also reinforced the SSES findings that Kudus students respond well to:a. Constructive teacher feedback b.&nbsp;Strong extra-curricular involvement c.&nbsp;Active adult and peer support</li></ul>​<div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float-"><figure style="width: 941px;"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/campaign-backend-development-bucket/updates-media/1764424777313_Screenshot20251128at20.24.251.png" alt="" data-proportion="true" data-size="941px,530px" data-align="" data-file-name="1764424777313_Screenshot20251128at20.24.251.png" data-file-size="0" origin-size="1734,976" data-origin="941px,530px" style="width: 941px; height: 530px;"></figure></div> <h2 style="line-height:1.38">3.&nbsp;What Made It Work?</h2>​While we’d love to take some credit, the real force behind this success was Djarum Foundation’s:​ <ul><li style="font-size: 15px;background-color: transparent">a.&nbsp;Deep, long-term commitment to education​<ul><li style="font-size: 15px;background-color: transparent">b.&nbsp;Trust and relationships with principals and teachers​ c.&nbsp;Strong credibility in the community​​Our role at Campaign for Good was to provide a structured, transparent community-vetting process powered by an award-winning platform and a fully dedicated team.​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Enhancing-the-Credibility-of-Grants,-Awards,-and-Accelerator-Programs-through-Community-Vetting">Read more: Enhancing the Credibility of Grants, Awards, and Accelerator Programs through Community Vetting</a>​ </li></ul></li></ul> 4.&nbsp;What We Learned ​&nbsp;This experience showed how we can unlock the power of community intelligence:​ <ul><li style="font-size: 15px;background-color: transparent">a.&nbsp;When communities are invited to be part of the selection process, they show up with energy and ownership.<ul><li style="font-size: 15px;background-color: transparent">b.&nbsp;Verified community actions spark deeper engagement and legitimacy.</li><li style="font-size: 15px;background-color: transparent">c.&nbsp;Partners like Djarum Foundation become force multipliers, enabling rapid mobilisation and high-quality participation.​And that’s why community vetting works. When decisions are made with the community, not for them, impact accelerates.​ </li></ul></li></ul>5. Interested in Applying Community Vetting to Your Social Program?Suppose your brand or organisation is looking to deepen public participation, design a more transparent selection process, or build a truly responsive, community-driven program. In that case, we’d be excited to collaborate with you.👉 Click the link to get started: <a href="http://bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration">bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration</a>&nbsp;

See how #TumbuhBersama mobilized 100 schools, 25,000 supporters, and 110,000 verified actions through community vetting and why the impact scaled so quickly!

#TumbuhBersama Grant Program Creates Collective Impact Through Community Vetting

There are many ways to spark social change, but the most human, timeless, and universal way is always the same: through stories.Across Indonesia, young people face a growing wave of emotional pressure, mental-health challenges, and daily social issues that often go unseen. But when their stories are given space, something powerful happens: the public begins to listen, and more importantly, they begin to act.This is what inspired #InspiringIndonesia, a social storytelling movement designed not as a typical film festival, but as an empathy engine and a safe, supportive space for youth voices. Powered by a community-vetting system, this initiative demonstrates that when the public is included in the decision-making process, social impact grows faster and becomes far more authentic. ​1.&nbsp;A Participatory Storytelling Model That Generates Measurable ImpactMuch like #EmpowerWomenSentani and #TumbuhBersama, #InspiringIndonesia blends emotional narratives with transparent, verifiable public engagement. And the results prove one thing clearly: that people don’t just want to “watch”, they want to shape the change.a.&nbsp;58 Micro Films &amp; 18 Best Projects submitted. b.&nbsp;14 films selected through regional curation (9 Micro Films &amp; 5 Best Projects). c.&nbsp;2,100+ supporters and 4,600+ verified actions through the Campaign for Good platform.​ d. 6 winners (3 Best Micro &amp; 3 Best Project) received development grants totaling IDR 365 million. <div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-center"><figure style="width: 941px;"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/campaign-backend-development-bucket/updates-media/1764493363280_YSF57861.jpg" alt="" data-proportion="true" data-size="941px,626px" data-align="center" data-file-name="1764493363280_YSF57861.jpg" data-file-size="0" origin-size="5716,3803" data-origin="941px,626px" style="width: 941px; height: 626px; transform: rotate(0deg);"></figure></div><div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-center"><figure style="width: 941px;"></figure></div><div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-center"><figure style="width: 941px;"><figcaption>Award Presentation to 6 #InspiringIndonesia 2025 Winners</figcaption></figure></div> This is not passive engagement; it is a form of community ownership, just like what we’ve seen in #TumbuhBersama and #EmpowerWomenSentani.&nbsp;It shows that audiences are not merely spectators.&nbsp;&nbsp;They care, they connect, and they choose to act.&nbsp;One of the Best Micro Film winners shared:“Involving the community in the selection process shows how collective participation strengthens a campaign’s impact. It’s not only about choosing my film, but it’s about building shared understanding and empathy.” — Januar David Ciu, Producer of Mania Dunia Nia (Lagi Liburan Films)​ ​​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Enhancing-the-Credibility-of-Grants,-Awards,-and-Accelerator-Programs-through-Community-Vetting">Read more: Enhancing the Credibility of Grants, Awards, and Accelerator Programs through Community Vetting</a>​ <a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Meningkatkan-Kredibilitas-Grants,-Awards,-dan-Program-Accelerator-melalui-Community-Vetting"></a>​​2.&nbsp;Why This Movement Works, and It Deserves to Grow?​The success of #InspiringIndonesia aligns with the core elements of the Community Vetting Formula:​ a.&nbsp;Proven Mobilization Capacity The public mobilizes based on trust, creating strong empathy for the films and issues they support.​ b.&nbsp;Participatory Selection Decisions come not only from the panel, but also from verified community support.​ c.Transparency &amp; Verified Actions Every support is verified, building trust among participants and program owners.​ d.&nbsp;Pre-Funding Impact​ ​Awareness, empathy, and engagement grow even before the grant is awarded.​ ​Campaign for Good ensures the process is accountable, ethical, and humane, so the public feels part of the decision, not just an audience. This is because they are also given a safe space to express themselves emotionally, which builds empathy.​ 3.&nbsp;Strategic Insights for Future Collaborations​From running #InspiringIndonesia, several insights surfaced, useful for program owners (corporations, foundations, CSR teams, philanthropy, and NGOs) exploring participatory models:​ a.&nbsp;Awareness grows when people feel represented. b.&nbsp;Empathy emerges when stories mirror lived experience. c.&nbsp;Youth engagement rises when they’re given a stage. d.&nbsp;Trust strengthens when processes are transparent. e.&nbsp;Social impact expands when strategic partners collaborate.<div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-none"><figure style="width: 941px;"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/campaign-backend-development-bucket/updates-media/1764493429265_YSF49101.jpg" alt="" data-proportion="true" data-size="941px,626px" data-align="none" data-file-name="1764493429265_YSF49101.jpg" data-file-size="0" origin-size="6048,4024" data-origin="941px,626px" style="width: 941px; height: 626px; transform: rotate(0deg);"><figcaption>Screening &amp; Awarding Day #InspiringIndonesia 2025 di Galeri Indonesia Kaya </figcaption></figure></div>Therefore, this movement is worthy and ready to be expanded to other programs and initiatives, such as thematic CSR campaigns, mental health and youth resilience programs, community storytelling and public advocacy, creative literacy and education, and philanthropy.The #InspiringIndonesia project successfully demonstrates that social change often begins with something simple: "stories that can make people feel less alone." This also demonstrates community intelligence, which is crucial in the community vetting process. ​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions">Read more: Why Program Owners Need Community Vetting to Make Smarter Funding Decisions</a>​ <a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Penting!-Ini-Peran-Program-Owners-dalam-Community-Vetting"></a>​<h2 style="line-height:1.38">4.&nbsp;Interested in Applying Community Vetting to Your Social Program?</h2><h2 style="line-height:1.38">Suppose your brand or organization is looking to deepen public participation, design a more transparent selection process, or build a truly responsive, community-driven program. In that case, we’d be excited to collaborate with you.</h2><h2 style="line-height:1.38">👉 Click the link to get started: <a href="http://bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration">bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration</a>&nbsp;</h2>

Learn how storytelling and community vetting mobilized 2,100+ supporters & 4,600+ actions verified in #InspiringIndonesia to build awareness and collective social impact.

Creating Measurable Impact Through the #InspiringIndonesia Awards Program

In any social initiative, the public doesn’t just want to see the outcome. They also want to understand the process behind it, how decisions are made, who is involved, and to what extent community voices are genuinely heard. Through a community vetting system, these elements become visible and tangible, showing how naturally communities can respond positively when given a meaningful role.This is exactly what happened in #EmpowerWomenSentani, a collaboration between Kopernik, Scash, YDLB, and Campaign for Good. The program supported 10 women-led MSMEs in Sentani, Papua, enabling them to run their own social campaigns. Support didn’t only come in the form of donations, but also through community actions validated with AI + Trust &amp; Safety, ensuring that every action came from real people who genuinely cared.The challenge we posed sounded simple, but was surprisingly deep:&nbsp;“Can a strong sense of community ownership grow quickly, while staying authentic?”We knew that early-year periods are typically quiet, with declining public engagement. Yet we believed that when people feel their voices truly matter, engagement will emerge on its own. 1.&nbsp;What Happened During the Campaign? From the moment the campaign began, the community vetting model opened a space for participation far beyond simple “likes” or “shares.” The community engaged through virtual discussions and real-world actions, each carrying meaningful value in the campaign’s journey. Because every action was verified, the public could clearly and transparently see how strongly the community mobilised in support of these women-led MSMEs. ​The results:​ a.&nbsp;2,700+ supporters joined the movement in the Campaign for Good platform. b.&nbsp;6,800+ verified actions were completed. c. All women received the social funds of Rp5.000.000 each. d.&nbsp;Three top-supported women,&nbsp; Sipora Novita Serintou, Tresia Ohee, and Anthoneta Ohee, each earned an additional grant of Rp 20,000,000. <div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-center"><figure style="width: 1280px;"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/campaign-backend-development-bucket/updates-media/1764487539705_FotoBazaar21.jpg" alt="" data-proportion="true" data-size="1280px,959px" data-align="center" data-file-name="1764487539705_FotoBazaar21.jpg" data-file-size="0" origin-size="4160,3120" data-origin="941px,706px" data-rotate="" style="width: 1280px; height: 959px;"><figcaption><div style="margin-left: 225px">Bazar UMKM 10 Perempuan Setani dari Kampanye #EmpowerWomenSentani</div></figcaption></figure></div>Beyond the numbers, what stood out was this: The community didn’t just support the program; they validated it. Their participation gave every decision made legitimacy and depth.​​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions">Read more: Why Program Owners Need Community Vetting to Make Smarter Funding Decisions</a><a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions"></a>​2.&nbsp;Why This Approach Could Work and Is Worth Expanding?We see the same pattern across initiatives like #TumbuhBersama, #BusinessContinuityID, and #InspiringIndonesia. These successes are rooted in three key yet powerful factors, also known as the Community Vetting Formula:​ a.&nbsp;Proven Mobilisation Capacity​ ​When the community mobilises, it's the most tangible form of trust. Their actions provide powerful evidence, stronger than the narrative in the proposal.​ b.&nbsp;Participatory Philanthropy​ ​The community isn't simply "targeted as recipients of information." They're invited to be part of the assessment process. This creates a sense of ownership and reduces bias from top-down decisions.​ c.&nbsp;Transparency &amp; Verified Actions​ ​Every action submitted is verified. There are no exaggerated numbers, no false endorsements. This transparency strengthens public trust from both the community and program owners.​When these elements align, participation doesn’t just increase; it accelerates in the long term.​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Enhancing-the-Credibility-of-Grants,-Awards,-and-Accelerator-Programs-through-Community-Vetting">Read more: Enhancing the Credibility of Grants, Awards, and Accelerator Programs through Community Vetting</a>​ ​ 3.&nbsp;Why This Approach Could Work and Is Worth Expanding?​#EmpowerWomenSentani reaffirmed something fundamental: Community vetting is not just a method. It is a pathway to legitimacy, shared accountability, and decisions informed by real community behaviour.&nbsp;When communities are invited into the selection process instead of spoken to, impact grows faster and more sustainably.If your organisation is exploring ways to deepen public participation, strengthen transparency, or design programs that feel genuinely rooted in community insight, we’d love to have that conversation.&nbsp;Sometimes, the strongest solutions are already in the community. We just need to give them the space to lead. 4.&nbsp;Interested in Applying Community Vetting to Your Social Program?​Suppose your brand or organisation is looking to deepen public participation, design a more transparent selection process, or build a truly responsive, community-driven program. In that case, we’d be excited to collaborate with you.👉 Click the link to get started: <a href="http://bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration">bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration</a>

Discover how community-driven decisions accelerate social impact, as seen with 10 women MSMEs in Sentani who successfully mobilised 2,700+ people & inspired 6,800+ actions through community vetting.

The Real Impact of Community Vetting in the #EmpowerWomenSentani Grant Program

Why Public Engagement Can Strengthen Organizational Resilience?In recent years, social organizations, schools, communities, and mission-driven initiatives across Indonesia have begun recognizing a shared reality: public services and social programs can only remain uninterrupted when organizations are prepared for risks, disruptions, and operational uncertainty.This is where the #BusinessContinuityID movement by Infinity Continuity and Campaign for Good emerged, not as a technical campaign, but as a new approach demonstrating that resilience can be built through community participation, confident leadership, and the right ecosystem support.For program owners and initiative leaders, #BusinessContinuityID proved that resilience is not merely an internal issue; it is the foundation for social impact that is consistent, measurable, and sustainable. 1.&nbsp;A Participatory Model that Generates Measurable Impact​Through community vetting, capacity development, and transparent accompaniment, #BusinessContinuityID created real engagement and measurable readiness:​ a.&nbsp;14 organizations applied. b.&nbsp;5 shortlisted applicants&nbsp;executed Social Challenges on the Campaign for Good platform. c.&nbsp;2 grants-in-kind recipients&nbsp;selected through community vetting. d.&nbsp;820+ actions and 370+ supporters verified. ​ e.&nbsp;20 leaders joined the BCM Managers Course.​These outcomes show that organizations and communities did more than simply take part; they demonstrated commitment, readiness, and practical ability to apply business continuity principles. As Gary Ng, Director of Preparedness &amp; Resiliency, Founder of Infinity Continuity, and program owner of this campaign, stated:“This program focuses not only on risk management, but also on ensuring that every organization, large and small, can continue to serve the community and make a positive impact, even during times of crisis… We believe that true business resilience must be inclusive and relevant to the local context.”​ <div class="se-component se-image-container __se__float- __se__float-center"><figure style="width: 941px;"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/campaign-backend-development-bucket/updates-media/1764506152641_Landscape1200x720px311.png" alt="" data-proportion="true" data-size="941px,565px" data-align="center" data-file-name="1764506152641_Landscape1200x720px311.png" data-file-size="0" origin-size="1200,720" data-origin="941px,565px" style="width: 941px; height: 565px; transform: rotate(0deg);"><figcaption><div>Gary Ng, Director of Preparedness &amp; Resiliency, also Founder of Infinity Continuity in BCM Managers Course</div></figcaption></figure></div>​ 2.&nbsp;Why This Movement Succeeded and Should Be Expanded? ​The success of #BusinessContinuityID stems from a shared purpose shared by the program owner, shortlisted applicants, and impact-oriented collaborators:​ a.&nbsp;Credible and verifiable community engagement. b.&nbsp;Capacity building with tangible participant outcomes. c.&nbsp;A scalable model adaptable to sectors and regions. d. Storytelling that inspires public participation. e.&nbsp;Community Vetting Formula that supports long-term sustainability. ​Campaign for Good delivers the structure, methodology, and platform that ensure participation is meaningful, measurable, and impactful​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Meningkatkan-Kredibilitas-Grants,-Awards,-dan-Program-Accelerator-melalui-Community-Vetting"></a><a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions">Read more: Why Program Owners Need Community Vetting to Make Smarter Funding Decisions</a><a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Meningkatkan-Kredibilitas-Grants,-Awards,-dan-Program-Accelerator-melalui-Community-Vetting"> </a>3.&nbsp;Strategic Insights for Collaboration and Expansion ​From the journey of #BusinessContinuityID, several key learnings emerged:​ a.&nbsp;Accompaniment accelerates readiness faster than regulation. b.&nbsp;Organizational resilience grows when people feel involved. c.&nbsp;Verified actions build legitimacy and trust. d.&nbsp;Strategic partners become impact multipliers.This is why #BusinessContinuityID is poised to expand into more sectors, including education, healthcare, banking, SMEs, disaster response, hospitality, community networks, and philanthropy.This movement is not only about preparedness, but it is also about ensuring social impact continues, no matter the challenge.​​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17235/Enhancing-the-Credibility-of-Grants,-Awards,-and-Accelerator-Programs-through-Community-Vetting">Read more: Enhancing the Credibility of Grants, Awards, and Accelerator Programs through Community Vetting</a>​ <a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Penting!-Ini-Peran-Program-Owners-dalam-Community-Vetting"></a>​​4.&nbsp;Interested in Applying Community Vetting to Your Social Program?If your brand or organization wants to deepen public participation, design a more transparent election process, or build a truly responsive and impactful community-based program, we're open to collaboration.👉 Click the link to get started: <a href="http://bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration">bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration</a>&nbsp;

See how #BusinessContinuityID builds organizational resilience with verified actions, capacity building, and strategic collaboration opportunities with Campaign for Good.

Community Vetting: A Proven Model That Accelerates Organizational Resilience in #BusinessContinuityID

We’re living in a moment where transparency isn’t just demanded, it’s expected. And no generation amplifies this more than Gen Z. Whether in grantmaking, award, accelerator selections, or incubator admissions, people want clarity on how decisions are made, not just the final announcement.But the real shift is deeper than transparency: It’s no longer about opening the curtain. It’s about inviting people onto the stage.The&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edelman.com/trust">Edelman Trust Barometer (2024)</a> confirms this: trust grows when individuals are involved in decision-making, not just informed, and institutions can no longer design programs for communities without designing them with communities.​This is where community vetting emerges, not as a trend, but as a structural transformation shaping the future of credible decision-making. At Campaign for Good, we’ve seen how community vetting strengthens legitimacy, deepens engagement, and produces decisions grounded in a real-world context rather than boardroom assumptions.Below is how this shift is reshaping today’s key impact program models!​ ​1. Grants ProgramsTraditional grantmaking relies on expert review, valuable but incomplete.&nbsp;<a href="https://pacscenter.stanford.edu/">Research from Stanford PACS</a> shows that community participation increases relevance, equity, and trust in resource allocation. And here’s what many won’t say aloud: Expert panels often miss real-world signals. Communities rarely do.Community vetting helps grantmakers validate proposals using grounded insight into need, readiness, and traction. With proper safeguards, including bias reduction and manipulation prevention, community inputs become a reliable layer of decision intelligence.At Campaign for Good, we design vetting flows that maintain professional standards while finally giving communities the voice they’ve long deserved.​<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Why-Program-Owners-Need-Community-Vetting-to-Make-Smarter-Funding-Decisions">Read more: Why Program Owners Need Community Vetting to Make Smarter Funding Decisions</a>​ <a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17234/Penting!-Ini-Peran-Program-Owners-dalam-Community-Vetting"></a>​​2. Awards &amp; PrizesAward culture has shifted dramatically. People now scrutinize processes as much as winners, criteria, selection bias, visibility, and representation. Pew Research’s work on trust shows that public participation increases perceptions of fairness and legitimacy.Prestige alone is no longer enough. People want to know the process.Community vetting introduces a structured form of public judgment that complements expert evaluation. It restores legitimacy that jury-only systems increasingly struggle to maintain.&nbsp;Campaign for Good bridges expert curation with community-level legitimacy, the combination modern audiences trust most. ​3. Incubators &amp; AcceleratorsAnyone who has managed an accelerator or incubator knows one uncomfortable truth: A polished pitch deck doesn’t predict who will deliver.&nbsp;Research from MIT’s entrepreneurship ecosystem echoes this: community support is a strong indicator of startup sustainability, yet most programs still over-index on charisma, presentation quality, or founder storytelling.Community vetting flips the paradigm. It gives program designers evidence of real engagement and traction, signals that a founder is committed, credible, and plugged into their ecosystem.&nbsp;Campaign for Good helps programs validate applicant readiness through community proof, making cohort selection more objective, efficient, and grounded in lived impact.<a href="https://campaign.com/updates/17232/Transformasi-Keterlibatan-Komunitas-untuk-Bangun-Kepercayaan-Program-Sosial">Read more: Transforming Community Engagement to Build Trust in Social Programs</a> Why Community Vetting Matters for Now?We’re entering an era where trust has become institutional currency. Organizations that fail to redesign decision-making around transparency and participation will increasingly lose relevance.Community vetting isn’t a “nice-to-have.” It’s a structural requirement for modern legitimacy. People trust decisions they help shape, not decisions merely explained after the fact.Community vetting is a shift in power, a redesign of trust, and a bridge between institutions and the communities they serve. And this shift is accelerating. At Campaign for Good, we help organizations adopt community vetting in ways that are ethical, secure, strategic, and future-proof.​Ready to Level Up Your Program with Community Vetting?​If your grants, awards, accelerators, or incubators must become more fair, credible, and trusted, community vetting is one of the smartest steps forward.&nbsp; Campaign for Good supports the full journey, from framework design to safeguards, implementation, and impact measurement.Let’s build something transparent, sustainable, and deeply community-rooted: 👉 <a href="http://bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration">bit.ly/CommunityVettingCollaboration</a>Because the future of program credibility isn’t expert versus community. It’s the expert and the community, working together.

Learn how Campaign for Good's community vetting provides transparent solutions for Grants, Awards, Accelerators, and Incubators, backed by credible, verified data.

Community Vetting for Grants, Awards, Accelerators & Incubators Programs

Enhancing the Credibility of Grants, Awards, and Accelerator Programs through Community Vetting

spairum (drinking water filling station for Tumbler refills) spairum is a startup that aims to facilitate access to refillable quality digital-based drinking water that aims to support plastic-free movements to minimize the use of bottled water.

spairum (stasiun pengisian air minum untuk refill Tumbler)
spairum merupakan startup yang memiliki tujuan untuk memudahkan akses isi ulang air minum berkualitas berbasis digital yang bertujuan untuk mendukung gerakan bebas plastik meminimalisir pengunaan air minum kemasan.

SPAIRUM is a water refill station aiming to provide healthy and affordable drinking water and decrease plastic bottle waste which has made Indonesia as the 4th country producing plastic bottle, according to World Atlas. SPAIRUM comes to realize the vision of free-plastic Indonesia, by engaging citizens, especially youth to be wiser in using plastics. SPAIRUM will provide access for drinking water refill in public spaces such as schools, parks, and offices.

Who? Spairum cooperates with several parties such as Ministry of environment, Ministry of education and culture, and also drinking water suppliers. The main target market is schools and universities where environmental campaign gains more and more attentions. We want to facilitate free-waste movement. Aside from selling drinking water refill, we also try to nurture people’s awareness to be wiser in using plastic thus can preserve the environment. 

Our product is a water refill station that can store water up to 300 L and can be accessed through our application named SPAIRUM. The app itself can be downloaded on playstore. Our product is made from metal brush which is combined with futuristic features and tools to keep the quality of the water. Some of the features are the amount of the water in mL, station location, payment history. We also provide easy options for payment. 

Plastic waste has been declared as a global issue. Indonesia ranks 48th as the biggest producers of plastic waste in the world. Around 50 billion plastic bottles are used every year all over the world. Plastic wastes damage soil, ocean, and are poisonous to fishes, and of course will give harms to humans. This innovation focuses on decreasing the use of plastic bottles through providing water refill station which can be accessed with mobile application SPAIRUM. Support us by using your own water tumblr and refill your water from our water refill stations. 

BebasPlastik

To increase the quality of drinking water and the income of small shops

​Coaching Class # 4 with STOQO and JWC VenturesThe classes we learned from Coaching Class # four with STOQO and Alpha JWC Venture are:The first speaker from STOQO in building enterprise:- We have to have a strong perception that the business we will stay in will succeed, we need to paintings hard.- We ought to be able to manipulate the team, make properly cooperation, all teams ought to have a contribution- In constructing a team ought to have gender variety and balance of skills, and the team ought to recognition on making social influences and building togetherness /- We need to be capable of discover the proper consumer. The instructions from our ALPHA JWC VENTURE are:There are 3 forms of investment investment assets in general:&nbsp;1. Angel Investment (investment in individuals, for example: from mother, father, friends, networks)2. Venture Debt (a form of funding in the shape of loans / debt, these funds are given to you, you do not need to provide any capital, but you are required to repay this debt). Quite flexible, make sure you may pay back.3. Venture Equity (deliver a certain amount too, generally higher than "Angel" due to the fact it is from an institution, take certain fairness from the company). Usually finished with task capital or all types of accelerators.Choose investors very carefully, imagine that is like a wedding, they may be with you forever. In beginning its commercial enterprise, STOQO has futuristic ideas, STOQO also has 2 founders who work in their fields and complement every other, that's what makes Alpha JWC Venture certain to put money into STOQO.