PASI Collaboration Comes to Kampung Rangga Mekar, Bogor City In Partnership with Pakuan University and Sadjiwa Community
Sunday, April 12, 2026 Perkumpulan Ayam Sejahtera Indonesia (PASI) once again organized an educational activity through the PASI Collaboration program PASI Collaboration in partnership with Universitas Pakuan and Komunitas Sadjiwa, held in Kampung Rangga Mekar. This event served as a collaborative platform to share knowledge about the importance of environmental preservation and to raise public awareness aboutanimal welfare.).
The event was held with great enthusiasm and attended by local residents who actively participated in every session of the program. The activity began with an organizational introduction session, where PASI, Universitas Pakuan, and Komunitas Sadjiwa introduced their vision and mission, as well as their respective roles in promoting social education, animal welfare, and environmental awareness within the community.
The program continued with sharing session featuring discussions on environmental awareness and simple daily habits that the community can adopt to help protect and create a better environment
In addition, the community also received educational materials animal welfare. During this session, PASI encouraged participants to better understand the importance of treating animals properly and humanely, including the implementation of animal welfare principles in the farming sector. PASI also introduced the cage-free farming system, explaining that it provides better welfare conditions for animals compared to the conventional battery cage system that is still widely used in Indonesia.
The event was not only focused on educational sessions, but also featured various interactive fun games with the local residents, creating a warm, exciting, and engaging atmosphere. Through these interactive activities, participants were encouraged to learn while actively engaging with one another, making the educational materials easier to understand and more enjoyable to follow.
Through this activity, PASI hopes that collaborations with university students and communities can continue to serve as a positive platform for raising public awareness about environmental and animal welfare issues, while also strengthening social connections with local residents.




