Video summary

Apa sih BUMDesa Amarta Pandowoharjo itu? (Video Profile)

Main summary

Key takeaways

Business

BUMDes Amarta Pandowoharjo: Business Profile

BUMDes Amarta is a village-owned enterprise in Pandowoharjo, Sleman. It aims to develop the local economy and provide a shared platform for local entrepreneurs. Its operating model combines several business units with partnerships involving farmer groups and local micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). The stated goal is to create economic and social benefits for residents and contribute to village-generated revenue.

Operating Model and Playbook

  • Build a portfolio of complementary units: Amarta manages waste processing, a village shop, a culinary park, and Tirta Amarta Swimming Pool. It also distributes local products.
  • Partner with existing producers: The enterprise works with the Pandowo Mulyo farmer group and local MSMEs, supporting distribution and promotion rather than relying solely on businesses it operates directly.
  • Combine operations with education and visitor activities: The waste-processing site receives visitors, while the pool and culinary park serve community, school, and recreational users.
  • Promote local products at events: Amarta showcases products at community events and expos, including a BUMDes Expo at Tebing Breksi on July 26, 2023.
  • Pursue digitalization with academic support: Pandowoharjo’s village head described seeking assistance from Universitas Amikom Yogyakarta to digitize planning, activity implementation, accountability, and village information.

Units, Products, and Examples

  • Waste processing: The site applies a 3R approach—reuse, reduce, and recycle—and produces maggots and plant fertilizer. The described compost workflow includes collection and sorting, shredding, two weeks of fermentation, milling, enrichment, and packaging for sale.
  • Tirta Amarta Swimming Pool: The pool is described as a training venue for young athletes. It is 1–1.7 meters deep and professionally maintained. It has partnerships with DIY Pawnshop PRSI and the Sleman Swimming Club Forum. Community members, clubs, and schools can visit.
  • Coconut bonsai: This ornamental product is offered locally. Visitors can learn about selection and planting with guidance from the unit head.
  • Culinary park: The park provides rental stands for local sellers offering food and drinks near the village soccer field.
  • Rice and MSME goods: The Pandowo Mulyo farmer group supplies Pandawa-branded rice in five variants. Other products mentioned include ginger ampyang, honey getuk, cassava- and potato-based kelanting, and batik fabric and clothing.

Reported Metrics and Figures

  • Waste-site visitors: Approximately 300–400 people per year.
  • Pool admission: Rp8,000.
  • Pool depth: 1–1.7 meters.
  • Farmer group: Pandowo Mulyo was formed in 2008 and produces five rice variants.
  • Compost processing: Fermentation lasts two weeks.
  • Product promotion: The video cites an expo held on July 26, 2023.

The video does not provide revenue, profit, employment, customer-acquisition, or other financial performance figures.

People and Sources

The subtitles identify the following people:

  • Agus: Director of BUMDes Amarta.
  • Agung: Chair of the swimming-pool unit.
  • Prasmoyo: Head of the culinary-park unit.
  • Laksono: Head of the waste-processing unit.
  • Endro: Chair of the Pandowo Mulyo farmer group.
  • Catur Sarjumiharta: Pandowoharjo’s village head (Lurah), who discusses digitalization and academic collaboration.

The profile narration also covers the enterprise’s units and products.

Rate this summary

Your feedback will help improve summaries.

Improve this summary

Reprocess with a stronger model when the summary feels incomplete or inaccurate.

Pro

Translate summary in another language

Pro

Ask questions to this video

Chat for follow-up questions, clarifications, and source-backed answers.

Coming soon

Share this summary

Original video