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SMBC Indonesia introduced the 'BerDaya untuk Bumi' program, encouraging a sustainable lifestyle through a unique initiative where 10,000 steps equal one coffee tree donation. The program aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote environmental conservation by engaging participants through the MUFIT app to track their daily steps and monitor their impact. With a maximum quota of 10 trees per participant and a target of planting 1,500 coffee trees, this initiative demonstrates how small actions can contribute to larger environmental goals.
SMBC Indonesia has launched 'BerDaya untuk Bumi', a program designed to support environmentally friendly lifestyles and reduce carbon emissions. The initiative encourages participants to incorporate walking into their daily routines, with every 10,000 steps counting as a donation of one coffee tree. This creative approach not only promotes physical health but also contributes to environmental conservation.
Participants use the MUFIT application to track their daily steps, monitor their progress through a leaderboard, and see the number of coffee trees they've effectively donated. The program has a maximum quota of 10 trees per participant and aims to plant a total of 1,500 coffee trees. This digital engagement strategy makes environmental contribution accessible and measurable.
'BerDaya untuk Bumi' is part of SMBC Indonesia's broader sustainability agenda through the Daya platform, which focuses on multiple aspects of sustainable development including financial literacy, MSME empowerment, and business capacity building. This comprehensive approach demonstrates the bank's long-term commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
By transforming everyday actions into environmental contributions, SMBC Indonesia is fostering a culture of sustainability. This initiative shows how financial institutions can play a crucial role in promoting eco-friendly practices and raising collective environmental awareness through innovative programs.
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