Dompet Dhuafa: Indonesian Movement Empowered with Alternative Solutions to Poverty
The alms funds collected are managed by Dompet Dhuafa which has been operating for more than 20 years. The non-profit institution audited by Grant Thornton has received the Unqualified Status.
This was stated by the President Director Dompet Dhuafa (DD), Ahmad Juwaini, at the book launch Quick Wins - Accelerate Victory Steps at Smesco Building, Jalan Gatot Subroto, Jakarta, Friday (28/2/2014).
"We use unproductive lands in Indonesia to be turned into agricultural land and livestock to help farmers, as well as use the results and social activities," said Ahmad as quoted. jpnn.com.
The Indonesia Berdaya Movement carries a mission to reduce poverty through the alms program. To optimize its mission, the movement, which was initiated by 40 national figures from various professional backgrounds, launched a book containing a collection of writings from activists and contributors to the Indonesia Berdaya Movement which was formed in September 2013, including Peggy Melati Sukma, Endy Kurniawan, and Iwel.
"Through the writings of these activists, it is hoped that the public can be motivated and inspired to participate," said Ahmad Juwaini.
A number of figures such as entrepreneurs, motivators, and artists have joined the Empowered Indonesia Movement, including Anies Baswedan, Ahmad Fuadi, Ahmad Gozali, Habiburahman El-Shirazy, Yusuf Mansyur, Fahira Idris, Dude Harlino, and Marshanda. (mel / jpnn.com / localhost / project / personal / ddhongkong.org / ddhongkong.org). *