Organized by Senthir (The Youth Spirit of Jogja Heritage Society), Green Map Yogyakarta, and Yayasan Kanthil Kotagede.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

photos by: Elanto Wijoyono

Peta Hijau - Green Map Indonesia
http://greenmap.or.id

 

The first workshop of Green Map Makassar (09/13 - 09/14) project was attended by 20 participants. They are the university student, lecturer, NGO activist, and some of them are mapmakers of Buton. Elanto Wijoyono explained about the World of Green Map. He presented also the step by step of green mapmaking and the service system of Green Map; i.e. Greenhouse and OpenGreenMap. Meta Sekar Puji Astuti, the leader of the project, explained about Buton Green Map project (2005) and the history of Makassar city and why it need to bee greenmaped in the future.

The second day of the workshop, we started to map the Chinatown of Makassar. The participants was divided into four separate groups. Eventhough this September is the holy fasting month of Ramadhan for moslem (most of us are moslem), all of participants were enthusiastic participating in the process of survey and review. This Green Map Makassar project will be implemented until next year. Peta Hijau (Green Map Indonesia) will facilitate them online, through Greenhouse, OpenGreenMap, and our system in http://greenmap.or.id and http://start.greenmap.or.id.

Photos by: Elanto Wijoyono, Meta Sekar Puji Astuti

CP of Makassar Green Map project:
- Meta Sekar Puji Astuti (eastrenheritageindsociety@gmail.com, meta_mks@yahoo.com)
- Nadrah/Onggo (nadrah_nadrah@yahoo.co.id)

Peta Hijau - Green Map Indonesia
http://greenmap.or.id

 

Mapmakers gathering at d'Green Cafe in Makassar (April 21, 2008)
Presenting the World of Green Map; the national seminar at the Hasanuddin University in Makassar (April 22, 2008)

CP of Makassar Green Map Project: Meta Sekar Puji Astuti (easternindheritagesociety@gmail.com)

Photos by: Elanto Wijoyono, Endah Ciptaning P.

Peta Hijau - Green Map Indonesia
http://greenmap.or.id

 

Vashon Island's GreenMap team—a branch project of Vashon's Social Ecology Education and Demonstration School (SEEDS)—launched their public input-seeking phase at this week's Saturday Farmers Market, August 23 2008. Visitors are greeted with a display and notebook detailing what a Greenmap is, and are invited to contribute their ideas to two different maps: "Celebrate What We've Got," and "Envision a Greener Vashon." The suggestions gathered here and in other community-outreach avenues will be incorporated into a comprehensive first-draft Greenmap of Vashon, to be released and celebrated in mid-2009. Bob Spivey, Annie Brulé, Deborah Perpetua, and Joe Taskey were on hand to engage visitors in conversation about Greenmapping and community empowerment.

 

About 25 students joined the Green Map workshop as the preparation for the Solo Green Map project. Facilitated by Green Map Yogyakarta team, the workshop was held in Architecture Department, Faculty of Engineering, Sebelas Maret University (UNS) in Solo, Central Java. These students, organized by the young lecturer Rully Kusumanindyah, will conduct the process of green mapmaking in Solo in 2008.

Contact person: Rully Kusumanindyah (rully_0312@yahoo.com)

Photos by: Elanto Wijoyono, Thomas Widiyanto

Peta Hijau - Green Map Indonesia
http://greenmap.or.id

 

Kinoki, Kotabaru, Yogyakarta
Sunday, August 10, 2008

Photos by: Elanto Wijoyono

PETA HIJAU
http://greenmap.or.id

 

 

Two days program for about 55 junior high school students with the different background of religion, talking about the role of the youth for their environment. Organized by Institut DIAN / Interfidei (Institute for Inter-faith Dialogue in Indonesia - http://www.interfidei.or.id/) in collaboration with the community group of Banteng neighborhood. Green Map Yogyakarta was invited to facilitate the camp. We help the students to understand them about their role in their own environment. Environmental videos screening (Drop by Drop by Mapa Verde included), groups discussion, exploring the environment, and the role play as the final presentation were the program.

August 2008, 2 - 3
Photos by: Elanto Wijoyono, Thomas Widiyanto, Hani Raihana