Success Stories - Rumah Energi

For many women, energy is more than a necessity for daily activities. It is also an essential part of the

For Ibu Yulianti and her husband, environmental issues were not something they initially learned about from books or major forums.

For Mrs. Emay Marliah, household responsibilities are part of a daily routine that never truly ends. Living with three family

At 43, Kang Jae had been navigating life through irregular work. With a high school education and limited opportunities, finding

For Siti Sucilawati, waste management is not an abstract issue—it is part of her everyday life. She has experienced firsthand

For many rural communities, farming is about more than simply planting and harvesting. Much of their work depends on factors

Every morning, long before most people begin their day, Ida Farida is already busy in her kitchen. The frying pan

SEvery day, the MBG kitchen generates organic waste that often becomes a problem. However, Ibu Ema from Cidadap Village, Sukabumi

In Bangko Jaya Village, Bangko Pusako District, Rokan Hilir Regency, Riau, the name Pak Maman has become well-known. No longer

This year, Indonesia celebrates 80 years of independence—a long journey that is not only about raising the flag every August

What if renewable energy could support small businesses and cut household expenses? Wisnu Aji, a dairy farmer living on the

Women from Energy have an inseparable attachment. In household activities, for example, women have a strategic role in managing energy