Sorong – The Self-Regulatory Organization (SRO) consisting of Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Indonesia Clearing and Guarantee Corporation (KPEI), and Indonesia Central Securities Depository (KSEI), in 2025 once again organized a series of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities in conjunction with the 47th Anniversary of Indonesi Capital Market. The CSR activities were also held as part of the implementation of the Integrated Capital Market Socialization and Education (SEPMT) in the Papua region.
On this occasion, the SRO distributed ambulance assistance in Sorong, Southwest Papua on Wednesday (28/5) and coral reef rehabilitation in Yensawai Village, West Papua on Thursday (29/5). These activities were conducted as a form of capital market commitment to healthcare and environmental concerns throughout Indonesia, including the eastern regions. Ambulance assistance had previously been distributed in Medan, North Sumatra. Meanwhile, the coral reef rehabilitation program was implemented for the first time in the 47th Anniversary CSR series of Indonesia Capital Market.
The donation of one ambulance unit was symbolically handed over by KSEI President Director Samsul Hidayat to Chairman of Sahabat Pedalaman Foundation Wafiq Zuhair, witnessed by Chief Executive functioning as Capital Market, Derivative Finance, and Carbon Exchange Supervisor of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) of the Republic of Indonesia Inarno Djajadi at the Pendopo of Tahfidz Inspirasi Alam Junior High School Islamic Boarding School Dormitory, Sorong City, Southwest Papua.
Also present at the ceremony were Head of Capital Market Regulation and Development Department OJK RI Eddy Manindo Harahap, Director of Information Analysis and Crisis Management of Capital Market, Derivative Finance and Carbon Exchange OJK RI Sujanto, Head of OJK Papua Province Fatwa Aulia, Deputy Mayor of Sorong Anshar Karim representing the Sorong City Government, IDX President Director Iman Rachman, IDX Director I Gede Nyoman Yetna, KPEI Chief Commissioner Hoesen, KPEI President Director Iding Pardi, and KSEI Director Eqy Essiqy.
In his remarks, Samsul conveyed that the capital market has a commitment to facilitate access to ambulance services that are still limited in many regions in Indonesia, including in Sorong City and Regency. Moreover, not all health facilities have adequate ambulance units. “According to data from the Central Statistics Agency, Indonesia’s population has reached 295 million people, but healthcare access is still very limited, especially in coastal areas. It is hoped that with the handover of this ambulance assistance, it can help communities in areas with limited healthcare services to receive proper and timely assistance,” said Samsul.
In addition, Indonesia’s capital market also held a symbolic donation ceremony for 3,000 coral reef seedlings handed over by KPEI President Director Iding Pardi to Chief of Partnership of Yayasan Benih Baik Indonesia (BenihBaik.com) Greeny Al Dewayanti. The handover was also witnessed by Chief Executive functioning as Capital Market, Derivative Finance, and Carbon Exchange Supervisor of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) of the Republic of Indonesia Inarno Djajadi and Chief Executive functioning as Financial Sector Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets Supervisor OJK RI Hasan Fawzi at the Batanta District Office, Yensawai Village, Raja Ampat Regency, West Papua Province.
The ceremony was also attended by Head of Capital Market Regulation and Development Department OJK RI Eddy Manindo Harahap, Head of OJK South Sulawesi and West Sulawesi Provinces Muchlasin, Director of Information Analysis and Crisis Management of Capital Market, Derivative Finance and Carbon Exchange OJK RI Sujanto, Head of OJK Papua Province Fatwa Aulia, North Batanta District Treasurer Rudolf Omkarsba representing the Raja Ampat Regency Government, IDX President Director Iman Rachman, IDX Director I Gede Nyoman Yetna, KPEI Chief Commissioner Hoesen, KPEI President Director Iding Pardi, and KSEI Director Eqy Essiqy. The ceremony was also attended by Pastor of North Batanta Yensawai Village Mrs. Mersi Natalia Makapuan and Traditional Elder of West Yensawai Village North Batanta Mr. Martinus Omkarsba.
Iding explained that according to data reports from the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, with a total coral reef area in Indonesia reaching 2.5 million hectares, approximately 70% or 1.75 million hectares are in damaged and severely damaged condition due to waste and human activities. “The majority of Raja Ampat’s coastal communities depend on the sea for their livelihood, both through fisheries and tourism. Therefore, we hope that providing coral reef seedling assistance can support the creation of sustainable ecotourism and fisheries that can improve the welfare of local communities,” said Iman.
The series of CSR activities for the 47th Anniversary of Indonesia Capital Market in collaboration with Sahabat Pedalaman and BenihBaik.com is expected to create an inclusive healthcare system with positive impact for the future of Indonesia’s seas, so it can be a sustainable step especially for communities in Southwest Papua Province and West Papua Province. CSR activity funds for the 47th anniversary of Indonesia capital market are allocated to support CSR activities in the fields of environment, education, health, as well as improvement and infrastructure development in various regions of Indonesia. These various CSR activities are a form of appreciation for capital market achievements, as well as a commitment of the capital market to provide direct benefits to the community.
Furthermore, the SRO will also continue to strive to implement other beneficial CSR activities in the long term for recipients and in line with government efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which are national development priorities.
