Turning local food artisans into thriving entrepreneurs — through action-based training that meets market needs.
Why it matters
Rich in biodiversity. Short on opportunity.
In rural communities across Indonesia, economic constraints, under-utilised local resources and biodiversity loss are affecting livelihoods, food systems and the preservation of our biocultural diversity.
Seniman Pangan works with smallholder farmers, food artisans, women’s groups, Indigenous communities and local entrepreneurs to transform local resources into market-ready products, services and gastronomy experiences.
Our programmes are grounded in inclusive participation — empowering women, youth and local communities to become active players in the regenerative biocultural economy.
Leverage the value of farms and products through food service (cafés, eateries) and eco-tourism — cooking classes, bioculture dining and pop-up markets.