SMEs on Panggang Island undergo cake-making training
Approximately 20 small and medium enterprises on Panggang Island have completed a specialised cake-making training programme at the Pulau Pramuka BUMN House.
The initiative targeted local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) situated within the Panggang Island Urban Village. Located in the Seribu Utara Islands District of the Seribu Islands, the workshop focused on enhancing the technical skills of local food producers.
Collaborative Initiative
The training session was organised through a formal collaboration between the Panggang Island Urban Village administration and State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN). By combining local governance with state-supported resources, the programme aims to strengthen the economic resilience of the island community.
The Pulau Pramuka BUMN House served as the primary venue for the practical sessions, providing participants with the necessary environment to develop their baking expertise. This type of vocational training is designed to support the growth of micro-businesses by improving product quality and production techniques.
Economic Impact for Seribu Islands
Participating businesses included a variety of local entrepreneurs from the Seribu Utara Islands District. The training addresses the need for specialised skill sets within the local hospitality and food sectors, which are vital to the regional economy.
- Participants: Roughly 20 SMEs
- Location: Pulau Pramuka BUMN House, Panggang Island
- Organisers: Panggang Island Urban Village and BUMN
- Region: Seribu Utara Islands District, Seribu Islands
Local officials noted the importance of such workshops in fostering self-sufficiency among island residents. By upskilling the workforce in the food manufacturing sector, the programme seeks to increase the competitive edge of Panggang Island's local products within the wider Seribu Islands market.