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• TPS 3R Bayu Suci  + (Carry out source-based waste management with 3R-based waste processing (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle))
• Yayasan Bali Wastu Lestari  + (Carry out the initiation of the formation of a waste bank and assistance in the implementation of a waste bank in Bali.)
• Desa Wisata Kerta  + (Carry out tourism activities by accommodating local potential and being environmentally friendly)
• Bank Daur Ulang Desa Bedulu  + (Carry out village scale waste management)
• Bank Sampah "Pesan-Pede" Desa Adat Cemengaon  + (Carry out Waste Bank activities (which hav … Carry out Waste Bank activities (which have been running for approximately 3 years) which are specifically engaged in special handling of plastic, metal, glass, buckets (other than organic waste). However, the handling of waste will be better if it is handled at the source, both non-organic waste and organic waste). Handling carried out simultaneously at the source will be much more effective and efficient. Of course, awareness, commitment, concern with individual communities, community groups (banjar/customary villages), business entities and the government are needed.ss entities and the government are needed.)
• Bank Sampah Dwyk Bangli  + (Carry out waste bank activities as a solution for handling environmental scale waste berskala)
• Bank Sampah Kerta Lestari  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Tengah, Singakerta Village, Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Batumulapan Lestari  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Batumulapan, Batununggul Village, Nusa Penida)
• Bank Sampah Karang Kedas Mesari  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Karang Suwung, Kelurahan Pedungan)
• Bank Sampah Baung Wae  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Baung, Sayan Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Bija Asri  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Kuwum ancak Bija, Tabanan)
• Bank Sampah Jiwaning Sindu  + (Carry out waste bank activities in Banjar Sindu, Sayan Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Desa Adat Batunya  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the Batunya traditional village, Baturiti Tabanan sub-district)
• Bank Sampah Unit Desa Marga Dauh Puri  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the Marga Dauh Puri village, Tabanan)
• Bank Sampah Payogan Asri Lestari  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the Payogan Banjar Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Luhu Pertiwi  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the sub-district of Marga, Tabanan Regency)
• Bank Sampah Sami Asri Desa Sepang Buleleng  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the villages of Sepang, Busungbiu, Buleleng)
• Bank Sampah Jumpai Asri Lestari  + (Carry out waste bank activities in the village of meet, klungkung)
• Bank Sampah Bali Bersih  + (Carry out waste bank activities to support a cleaner environment and responsible waste management in the city of Denpasar)
• Bank Sampah Legian Aksi Nyata  + (carry out waste bank activity in legian village)
• Bank Sampah Mawang Resik Lestari  + (Carry out waste bank at Mawang Kaja Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Liantari Rahayu  + (Carry out waste bank services to the community in the Tampaksiring sub-district and surrounding areas)
• TPS 3R Baktiseraga  + (Carry out waste management activities in Baktiseraga village, Buleleng)
• TPS 3R Desa Taro  + (Carry out waste management in Taro Village, Tegalalang based on source by reducing waste carried to the TPA)
• Rumah Kompos Alam Lestari Desa Adat Sumampan  + (carry out waste management through composting houses and segregation of non-organic waste)

• Bank Sampah Suka Asri  + (Carrying ot waste bank activity in Banjar Kutuh, Sayan Village, Ubud)

• PELIK (Peduli Lingkungan Kulub)  + (Carrying out environmental conservation activities at Banjar Kulub, Tampaksiring village)
• Bank Sampah Taman Asri  + (carrying out waste activities at banjar taman kaja ubud)
• Bank Sampah Resik, Kawan Mas Ubud  + (Carrying out waste bank activities in Banjar Friends of Mas Village, Ubud)
• Bank Sampah Paku Sari  + (Carrying out waste bank activities in Banjar Jukut using Singakerta Village)
• Bank Sampah Tembok Kedas Mesari  + (Carrying out Waste Bank Activities in Tembok Village, Tejakula District, Buleleng)
• Bank Sampah Pertiwiku  + (Carrying out waste bank activities with th … Carrying out waste bank activities with the 3R concept, aimed at educating and inviting the traditional village government and the department in Bugbug village, to manage inorganic waste, as an available human resource asset to protect the environment, and improve the old paradigm that has been using the gathering system, transport, and dispose of, which results in the accumulation of waste in the TPA.s in the accumulation of waste in the TPA.)
• Bank Sampah Teba Asri Jimbaran  + (Carrying out waste bank activity at jimbaran village)
• Pengelolaan Sampah Desa Tembok  + (Carrying out waste bank base on community at Tembok village)
• Catur Dewata  + (Catur Dewata is the designation for the four manifestations of Ida Sang Hyang Widhi. These four gods include God Iswara in white located in the east. Lord Brahma in red in the south. Lord Mahadeva in yellow in the west. Lord Vishnu in black in the north.)
• Catur Weda Sirah  + (Catur Weda Sirah is a collection of the ma … Catur Weda Sirah is a collection of the main mantras contained in Catur Weda and used most often by the sulinggih (priests) in Bali. Usually, this Catur Weda Sirah is chanted after performing the Argya Patra, or purifying oneself with holy water before starting to chant the main holy mantras for specific purposes.</br></br>The word 'sirah' means 'head'. Therefore, Catur Weda Sirah means the main mantras taken from Catur Weda. These mantras are then collected into a lontar containing the four Veda Samhitas. In other words, the lontar Catur Weda Sirah is actually a copy of some of the main mantras of the Sanskrit Catur Veda.</br></br>However, two Dutch historians, Bermund and Kern, found that these mantras were mixed with ancient Javanese (Kawi) language and were used as initial mantras in major Balinese rituals. According to the two Dutch researchers, there are actually five mantra stanzas, but in the lontar only four are mentioned which represent the four Vedas. mentioned which represent the four Vedas.)
• Bajaj Makeber  + (Caught in the mad traffic of Delhi, an auto feels a touch of magic.Take a ride with the driver and the passenger, and feel the feather touch of a little stardust.)
• Tantangan utawi Pikobet Sane harus Kehadepin sareng Calon pemimpin Bali  + (CHALLENGES THAT PROSPECTIVE LEADERS OF BAL … CHALLENGES THAT PROSPECTIVE LEADERS OF BALI MUST BE ABLE TO FACE</br></br>Om swastyastu</br>First of all, I would like to thank you very much for the opportunity,</br>The 2024 elections are just around the corner.</br>Bali is the Island of the Gods, Bali is world famous for its tourist and cultural destinations.</br></br>The complex problems that Bali's prospective leaders must face require serious attention. Examples include the actions of tourists in Bali, waste management in Bali, the welfare of the Balinese people, and corruption.</br></br>Prospective leaders must be able to formulate policies, and be able to take action to overcome problems or obstacles well, as well as collaborate with various parties. And prospective leaders of Bali must firmly take policies or actions so that Bali remains prosperous, stable and sustainable. Bali Island beautiful that continues to shine with its natural and cultural wonders,ine with its natural and cultural wonders,)
• Ms Klara Dallas  + (Change qarantene and travel rules make it … Change qarantene and travel rules make it easier to comply remember people are coming on vacation reinstate flights to Bali prevent The Scams against expats clean up the beaches outlaw single plastic containers and straws give part of the airport visa on arrival tax to the feed the locals improve hospital care and cleanupe locals improve hospital care and cleanup)
• Harmony and Challenges: Solutions for Bali in the Paradox of Modernity and Tradition  + (Chapter 10: Strategies and Solutions for t … Chapter 10: Strategies and Solutions for the Future</br>Bali</br></br>Looking ahead, Bali faces significant challenges in maintaining its cultural uniqueness and physical environment while improving the livability and quality of life for its residents. As an author, I will attempt to provide some solutions and strategies that the government and community in Bali could potentially adopt.</br></br>Firstly, the key to Bali's future lies in striking a balance between preservation and modernization. Tourism is the main source of income for many Balinese people, but the growth of this industry must be carefully monitored to minimize its negative impact on the environment and local culture. Sustainable tourism, which promotes environmental preservation and respects local traditions and customs, should be a primary focus. For example, implementing visitor limits at historical and sacred sites can help maintain the integrity of these locations.</br></br>Secondly, improving access to education and healthcare is crucial for enhancing the quality of life. By enhancing the quality and accessibility of education, the younger generation in Bali can be prepared to compete in the global economy without abandoning their cultural heritage. Similarly, access to affordable and high-quality healthcare services is essential for livability and quality of life.</br></br>Thirdly, empowering the local economy and diversifying the economic sector is also important. Establishing cooperatives and providing training and support for small and medium-sized enterprises can help the Balinese community harness the potential of the local economy and reduce dependence on the tourism sector.</br></br>Lastly, community involvement in decision-making and planning is key to the success of these strategies. The Balinese community should feel that they have a voice and control over the future of their island. This can be achieved through increased community participation in the planning and policymaking processes.</br></br>In conclusion, the challenges faced by Bali require a holistic and inclusive approach that considers all aspects of life on the island. By focusing on environmental preservation, education and healthcare, and the empowerment of the local economy, we can help create a bright and sustainable future for Bali and its residents.ainable future for Bali and its residents.)
• Yamadipathi  + (Chasing money in the morning, chasing prof … Chasing money in the morning, chasing profits in the afternoon, chasing gems in the afternoon, chasing beads at night. Everyone is after wealth. Anyway, the important thing is rich. Forgetting obligations and karmaphala. Thieves, fooling people, to disgrace family or neighbors. There are also those who fight for positions, elbow each other, confuse each other. Forgetting what will be brought to death is only the good and bad deeds while still alive. In the afterlife, the Yamadipati will give justice. If when life does good, then heaven is the destination. If while still alive do evil, then hell will be obtained. Whatever the profession, remember karmaphala. Don't take all kinds of things.armaphala. Don't take all kinds of things.)
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• Meli Buku  + (Children always like to share their experience with others. 'Going to Buy a Book' shows how enjoyable these experiences can be. Tag along with these siblings as they pick books in a bookstore.)
• Aventures à Bali  + (Children's book about adventures in Bali. In French. 1965.)
• The Bamboo School in Bali  + (Children's book situated at a school in Bali.1969. John Day Company Publishers)
• A True Leader Who Leads the People Based on Tat Twam Asi  + (Choosing a leader who is worthy of leading … Choosing a leader who is worthy of leading this nation should not be done haphazardly, because our one vote will determine the fate of this nation for five years. Leaders who are worthy of leading this universe are true leaders, who lead with the heart, so that the universe is orderly and peaceful, and can strengthen Tat Twam Asi. A true leader who deserves to lead this nation must also be IT literate, because today is the era of the industrial revolution. A true leader must protect all the people and can unanimously hold the scepter to lead this nation.usly hold the scepter to lead this nation.)
• Dija I Jago?  + (Cindelaras was about to leave for Jenggala. But ... where is Jago? Come on, help Cindelaras look for it!)
• Anak Lanang Maglendahang Pitulas Anak Istri  + (Circulating a video showing a man surround … Circulating a video showing a man surrounded by many people as if he was being interrogated, went viral on social media. The news is circulating, the man has impregnated 17 women.</br>The Kapolsek Teluknaga, AKP Edy Suprayitno spoke about this. He explained that the news about the man who impregnated 17 women was not true. After getting the news, the police asked several parties related to the video. It turned out that the case was sitting because of a failed love affair. Investigate it, the woman does not accept the decision from her lover. Then the woman spread the word that the man had impregnated 17 other women. both parties have agreed to resolve the case amicably. The point is that circulating on social media is not true.t circulating on social media is not true.)
• Clean Bali Series  + (Clean Bali Series is a non-profit organiza … Clean Bali Series is a non-profit organization that focuses on environmental education. We have and continue to publish a series of the hardback, full-color illustration, children’s environmental books in three languages (Bahasa Indonesia, Balinese, and English). The books focus on the pollution problems of the different areas of the island of Bali (beach, rice fields, and mountains) and of Indonesia as a whole.</br></br>The books are distributed free of charge to schools, educational programs, and environmental organizations. We also provide an additional support and information (environmental programs, book readings, storytelling, songs, games, posters etc.) for the schools, educational programs, and environmental organizations that receive our books.</br></br>The books are also available for purchase at various retail shops and bookstores in Bali and Jakarta. ALL PROCEEDS from the retail sales of the books are used to print additional copies of the books in the series to be distributed free of charge to schools, educational programs, and environmental groups.</br></br>WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE “CLEAN BALI SERIES”?</br>– To bring attention to the pollution problems here in Bali and Indonesia as well as the rest of the world.</br></br>– To provide information, basic education and an understanding of these pollution problems and their causes, as well as possible solutions to them.</br></br>– To prepare this generation and future generations through our efforts, to be better prepared for and better able to make educated and informed decisions when dealing with present and future pollution issues.</br></br>WHAT ARE OUR SHORT AND LONG TERM GOALS?</br>– Our short-term goals are to continue publishing and distributing the two books that we have published (“Penyu and Lumba-lumba” / “Turtle and Dolphin” and “Burung Camar dan Kokokan” / “Seagull and Heron”) as well as finish the third book in the series, “Rajawali dan Anak-anak” / “Rajawali and the Children”.</br></br>– We are also in the finishing stages of printing a two language paperback teachers’ guide with information and lesson plans to accompany the three books in the series. The teachers’ guide will be distributed for free to schools, educational programs, and environmental groups.</br></br>– Start a network with or join other environmental groups to further promote and educate children about the pollution problems here in Bali and elsewhere in the world.s here in Bali and elsewhere in the world.)
• Awal Kecil Kurangi Sampah  + (Cleaning the environment starting from the … Cleaning the environment starting from the environment around the house then the community environment, the activities in the video are:</br></br>1. Clean the environment around the house.</br>2. Reprimand and invite children who pass by to take part in picking up trash on the roads, houses and highways.</br>3. Clean the plastic waste that is taken</br>4. Processing the plastic waste into crafts that have a use value.c waste into crafts that have a use value.)
• Beauty, Fortitude  + (Collection of Photographs of the Wildflowe … Collection of Photographs of the Wildflowers in Ubud's Hills and Rice Fields.</br>A reflection of the gentle, quiet nature of fortitude. Our blossoming hills and rambling terraces. Here, the overlooked and the neglected survive and thrive. They blossom beautifully as well. thrive. They blossom beautifully as well.)