Kawan Baik Videos

Just to remember that we were there! The Foundation documents its activities through film and also takes many photographs. Here are some of them!

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Découvrez la chaîne YouTube de la Fair Future Foundation. Suivez notre lutte humanitaire en Indonésie orientale contre des maladies telles que le paludisme, la tuberculose et la polio. Explorez notre action pour l'eau propre et l'assainissement des communautés vulnérables. Partagez notre engagement envers l'éducation des enfants.

Notre approche unique implique les membres du conseil, dont le fondateur Alex Wettstein, sur le terrain. Comprenez l'impact des maladies et des pénuries sur les populations ultra-rurales, en particulier les enfants. Nous expliquons clairement les problèmes de santé.

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Fifteen solar panels, each measuring 2 x 1 meter, were generously donated to Fair Future by Smart Energy. Tech and our friend Marc, who has long supported our work. These high-quality panels will soon be installed in the ultra-rural village of Laindatang, located in East Sumba, where 80 children attend school daily without electricity.This is not just a gift; it represents a real revolution for us and this ultra-rural village.To complete the installation, the foundation invested nearly 3,000 Swiss francs to acquire essential additional equipment: a powerful 14 kW battery, a hybrid inverter, a backup generator, along with all the necessary cabling, mounting structures, and connectors. The installation is designed to last at least 15 to 20 years with minimal maintenance, even in one of the most challenging and remote regions we serve.Once installed, the system will power the classrooms, provide lighting, and support basic equipment such as a printer, a computer, and cell phone charging for the teachers. This school will finally have access to electricity, a dream that remains unrealized for thousands of children in East Sumba.Our team in Denpasar carefully prepared the panels: they were washed, packaged, secured, and then loaded onto the Truck & Load. This marked the beginning of a long three-day journey, by sea and land, to Rumah Kambera, our base in Waingapu.Marc, thank you for your trust, equipment, and energy. This donation will brighten lives for years to come.@KawanBaikIndonesia - @UNFAO - @rotary - @unitednations - @WHOIndonesia - @unicefindonesia - @SolarBuddyorgLtd - @ICRC - @who - @SmartEnergyTech - @PohonTua - @Dialogdinihari #SmartEnergyTech #FairFutureFoundation #SolarForSchools #Hindatang #SumbaProjects #CleanEnergyAccess #TruckAndLoad #EnergyEquality #RuralElectrification #SolarImpact
Fifteen solar panels from Smart Energy Tech will power a remote school for 80 children in East Sumba
From Denpasar to East Sumba.We loaded the truck and embarked on an intense 3- to 4-day journey, cruising through multiple islands via ports, ferries, and winding roads. Our first destination was Padangbai. Arriving late in the evening, we soaked up the unique atmosphere of the port while eagerly awaiting the ferry's arrival. The imposing ship took us to Lombok. Initially, there were few of us, but it quickly became crowded with vehicles as soon as we departed. Due to a malfunction in the forward access ramp, we were the last to disembark.At 3:00 a.m. in Lembar, we learned that the Darma Kartika ferry, which was supposed to take us to Sumba, was 12 hours late. To kill some time, we set off to admire the magnificent sunrise and stopped for breakfast before taking a three-hour nap in Mataram. Later that afternoon, we resumed our journey to the port of Gilimas.The roads of Lombok are captivatingly beautiful but can also be quite challenging for our truck loaded with several tons. After spending hours under a blazing sun, we finally found some respite in a local warung. As night fell, Darma Kartika finally revealed itself to us.Departing Lombok at 8 p.m., the ferry sped through calm waters, reaching speeds exceeding 15 knots. After 24 hours of travel, we arrived in Waingapu, where the wet roads presented their share of challenges. Upon arriving at Rumah Kambera, our base camp, we were exhausted, but the importance of our mission made up for everything. Elton, Bobi, and Primus helped us unload the equipment as we launched a massive medical and humanitarian initiative.Fair Future and Kawan Baik lead initiatives that combine medical expertise and community support, transforming challenges into meaningful achievements. This marks the beginning of our mission: improving lives through collaboration.@KawanBaikIndonesia - @pohontuamusic - @UNFAO - @unicefindonesia - @WHOIndonesia - @fairfuturefoundation - @ICRC - @unitednations - @SolarBuddyorgLtd - @rotary #FieldworkJourney #SumbaExpedition #HumanitarianLogistics #FairFutureFoundation #MedicalRelief #TrucknLoad #SumbaDiaries #OnTheGround #RealWork #EastIndonesia
First trip of Truck n'Load to East Sumba to bring 3 tons of supplies to the base camp - #fairfuture
This drone footage showcases the breathtakingly isolated site where @fairfuturefoundation will begin building a 110 m³ semi-buried water reservoir. This project will provide 110,000 litres of clean water for two extremely rural communities, Laindatang and Hambarita, in East Sumba.Perched on a nearly inaccessible hilltop, this site already hosts an extensive Water Connections network that we've constructed. It includes clean water systems for the school, sanitation facilities, and multiple reservoirs.However, the dry season in this area is harsh, and the current infrastructure falls short. The introduction of this new reservoir will transform everything:Access to clean water, even during severe drought conditionsFamilies with better healthImproved hygiene practices for the school and communityA more robust and independent local networkFor us, this is far more than a construction project; it stands as a symbol of resilience and hope, reflecting our dedication to venturing into uncharted territories to guarantee water access for everyone.@who - @UNICEF - @UNFAO - @KawanBaikIndonesia - @rotary - @unwomen - @WorldFoodProgramme - @RadioTelevisionSuisse - @unitednations - @pohontuamusic #WaterConnections #CleanWater #InfrastructureForGood #EastSumba #RuralDevelopment #AccessToWater #NoOneLeftBehind #HealthForAll #SwissHumanitarianWork
A Remote Water Reservoir with a Capacity of 110,000 Liters . #waterconnections
Yesterday, we arrived at the secluded village of Hambarita in East Sumba. There are no roads leading there—only steep and slippery white limestone trails. The villagers walked several kilometers to greet us.There is a lack of clean water, electricity, toilets, and infrastructure. However, change is coming. Together, we will construct 6 to 8 ferrocement reservoirs that are supplied with filtered rainwater.Each reservoir has the capacity to support 3 households, accommodating up to 15 individuals. The decision on their placement lies with the villagers. Funding is already secured for six reservoirs, but two more still require your assistance.We gathered for three hours in a modest wooden house, where nearly 40 villagers participated. They posed insightful questions and expressed their aspirations. This project aims to enhance health, dignity, and potentially create economic opportunities.Hambarita will have access to clean water for the first time.#fairfuturefoundation #WaterConnections #CleanWater #RuralDevelopment #CommunityEmpowerment #NoOneLeftBehind #AccessToWater #HealthForAll #EastSumba #Impact
A New Beginning for Hambarita Village - #fairfuture - #waterconnections
Erwin is an integral part of the primary healthcare program in East Sumba.Erwin is not only the field coordinator of the PMC program but also one of the driving forces behind the success of Kawan Sehat health workers and the Primary Medical Care program in the ultra-rural region of East Sumba.Three days ago, in collaboration with our friends and partners, Erwin coordinated a full day of medical services: malaria and tuberculosis screening, vaccinations, and general care for communities without access to medical infrastructure. These missions occur in one of Indonesia's most remote regions, where health services are virtually nonexistent: East Sumba.Erwin brings professionalism, solid medical knowledge, and leadership that reflects local customs. He collaborates with doctors, nurses, and health workers, never losing sight of his role. His knowledge of treatments, medications, and field logistics allows Kawan Sehat workers to progress and grow.After three years, these women are now incredibly effective in delivering primary healthcare. Much of this success is due to Erwin's commitment and ability to lead with compassion and expertise.The Fair Future Primary Medical Care program would not be what it is today without him.#FairFutureFoundation #PrimaryMedicalCare #KawanSehat #HealthcareLeadership #SavingLives #RuralHealthcare #CommunitySupport #HealthForAll #MedicalOutreach #NoOneLeftBehind
The work of the Primary Medical Care field coordinator - #primarymedicalcare - #fairfuture
Without their support, thousands of individuals would lack access to healthcare.What Veronika and the other health workers at Kawan Sehat achieve daily is beyond words. Veronika has been serving for nearly three years, delivering essential medical care to those in the most isolated areas of East Sumba, where there are no doctors, no clinics, and no government assistance.When we launched the Primary Medical Care programme, we could never have envisioned the level of commitment, growth, and influence these women would demonstrate.They have acquired crucial knowledge, confidence, and experience, evolving into trusted caregivers, educators, and community leaders. Each day, they treat, cure, prevent, and protect. Without national health funding, they have become the backbone of medical care in these highly rural areas.We are proud. We are moved. We are humbled. Thousands of people would be left behind without Veronika and all the other Kawan Sehat staff.#FairFutureFoundation #PrimaryMedicalCare #KawanSehat #HealthForAll #SavingLives #HealthcareHeroes #CommunityHealth #RuralHealthcare #WomenInHealth #NoOneLeftBehind
The work of Kawan Sehat's health workers is simply extraordinary - #primarymedicalcare - #fairfuture
In the isolated regions of East Sumba, where we work, 50 to 60% of children are not vaccinated. The reasons are many: no roads, no transport, no clinics, no information. Entire communities are left behind, exposing children to deadly—but preventable—diseases.Fair Future Foundation is on the ground, organizing vaccination days in these ultra-remote villages. We walk, we ride, we carry the cold boxes ourselves to reach the unreachable.Why vaccination matters:It protects against deadly diseases like measles, polio, diphtheria, and tuberculosis.It reduces child mortality dramatically.It strengthens community health and resilience.It helps prevent outbreaks in already vulnerable regions.In these forgotten corners, our presence makes the difference between vulnerability, protection, uncertainty, and a healthier future. These vaccination days are not just important—they are essential for the health and future of every child and family we reach.#FairFutureFoundation #VaccinesSaveLives #PublicHealth #HealthForAll #RuralHealthcare #CommunityHealth #DiseasePrevention #ChildHealth #NoOneLeftBehind #ImmunizationMatters
Vaccination in ultra-rural areas is essential as 50% of children are not vaccinated. - #fairfuture
In one of the villages where we work, 100% of the children in this school—nearly 80 students—have been infected with malaria. Across the village, the infection rate exceeds 50%.This isn’t just a statistic. It’s a public health crisis.Fair Future Foundation is committing fully to protect, educate, and prevent malaria in ultra-rural regions like this one. We're launching an in-depth field study to understand why malaria is rising instead of falling in this area.To respond, we are:1. Distributing long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs)2. Applying IRS (Indoor Residual Spraying)3. Conducting door-to-door education4. Sharing awareness posters in schools and homes5. Meeting and speaking with families directly to inform and protectThis is an all-in mission—for the health and future of these vulnerable communities.#FairFutureFoundation #EndMalaria #HealthForAll #MalariaPrevention #RuralHealthcare #CommunityHealth #PublicHealthCrisis #MosquitoNetDistribution #IndoorSpraying #NoOneLeftBehind
Every Child in This School Has Had Malaria - #fairfuture - #primarymedicalcare
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