Metro TV News examines why social movements need broad participation, policy alignment and cooperation among government, nonprofits, businesses and communities to achieve wider impact.

Festival Inspirasi 2026 brought government, business, communities, academia, social organizations, MSMEs, and the public together to make sustainable living more practical, inclusive, and collaborative.

Kompas.com explains that sustainable lifestyles require enabling policies, accessible options and collaboration, not individual awareness alone.

Warta Kota highlights collaboration as the foundation for making sustainable living practical, inclusive and relevant to everyday communities.

tvOne News reports on Festival Inspirasi 2026 and the twelve-year partnership supporting YIIM’s social, educational and environmental work.

RCTI+ covers Festival Inspirasi 2026 as a collaborative space connecting sustainability education, community enterprise and inclusive environmental action.

SINDOnews reports on Festival Inspirasi 2026 as a meeting point for policy, youth participation, community enterprise and sustainable practices.

Rakyat Merdeka reports on YIIM and PT IIM bringing public institutions, businesses and communities together to turn sustainable-living awareness into practical action.

Tribunnews presents a visual record of Festival Inspirasi 2026, capturing the people and discussions behind its cross-sector sustainability agenda.

Bisnis.com’s photo report connects Festival Inspirasi 2026 with responsible investment and the environmental, social and governance principles shaping long-term impact.

Ten participants completed three days of theory and hands-on AC servicing and cleaning practice in five two-person teams, building technical, professional, and customer-service skills for employment or independent business.

Thirty SMAN 48 Jakarta students worked in 15 groups to monitor their environment with simple sensors while strengthening STEM, citizen-science, and climate literacy.

YIIM and its partners provided one Bali cow weighing approximately 360 to 400 kilograms for planned distribution to an estimated 120 to 150 low-income residents, vulnerable families, and orphaned children in Kampung Poncol, Bekasi.

Through the Masyarakat Terampil dan Berdaya (MATA) program, YIIM and Insight Investments Management equipped 18 participants with practical food-production, costing, entrepreneurship, and digital-marketing skills to help them start or strengthen independent culinary businesses.

Through Gempita Ramadhan 2026, YIIM and PT Insight Investments Management provided essential food packages to 100 vulnerable households in Rumpin, supported 50 children at Al Andalusia Orphanage, and donated a submersible pump to help improve the orphanage’s daily access to clean water.

YIIM and Insight Investments Management introduced 33 young participants to personal financial management, investment-industry careers, and professional qualifications in finance.

YIIM and Insight Investments Management equipped 34 students and recent graduates with practical knowledge about employment rights, contracts, and legal risks in professional and digital work.

YIIM and Insight Investments Management helped 48 students and young professionals strengthen their personal branding, professional networks, and career readiness.

Through Gempita Lunar New Year, YIIM and Insight Investments Management supported 38 children and young people at LPA Guna Nanda with essential food assistance, reflective activities, and a safe space to share their hopes and strengthen mutual support.

Setapak! 2025 brought together students, volunteers, and cross-sector partners to improve learning facilities at SDN Way 1 Lunik and provide interactive educational activities, school supplies, and encouragement to approximately 180 children in Bandar Lampung.