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BUDI SUSILORINI
Country Director
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NICKOLAUS HARIOJATI
Program Officer
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VEDILA RAHMI ANANTISA
Finance & Administration Officer
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MASNELLYARTI HILMAN
Senior Advisor
NILA D.F.A. MOELOEK
Senior Advisor
About Yayasan Pure Earth Indonesia
Yayasan Pure Earth Indonesia (PE Indonesia) is a social and humanitarian organization established with a focus on mitigating the impact of toxic pollution on the environment and human health. PE Indonesia realizes this goal by providing support to the Government of Indonesia through approaches that combine research, technical intervention, policy recommendations, public education and capacity building.
Learn more about pollution issues in Indonesia.

Assisting the government with lead exposure crisis response
In Central Java, home-based lead-acid battery recycling without designated disposal sites left children playing in village slag piles and 88 per cent of people tested with elevated blood lead levels. In 2015, Pure Earth began identifying contaminated sites and their risks. In 2018, the first cleanup was undertaken in a village school yard and further government remediation plans are underway.
Projects
Ongoing Projects:
Completed Projects:
Partners and Donors:
- Clarios Foundation
- UNICEF
- Global Alliance on Health and Pollution
- Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
- Yayasan Tambuhak Sinta
Programmatic Solutions
Events
TBA
Knowledge Materials
Find public education materials and research:
- HPAP: Kalimantan, Indonesia
- Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health- Indonesia Summary
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Video of gold miners in Indonesia – Mercury: The Burning Issue
- Height chart used by children in the community to promote growing up healthy and mercury-free
- Brochure made by Pure Earth’s partner YTS on the dangers of gold mining with mercury
- The Manado Method
Blog Posts
Read more about our work in Indonesia:
- Breaking the Cycle of Extreme Lead Poisoning in Pesarean, Indonesia (May 2016)
- Notes From the Field: Testing a Playground, School, and Homes for Toxic Lead (Sept 2016)
- (VIDEO) Indonesian Gold Miners May Have Found a Key To Reducing Mercury Emissions (June 2015)
- Wishing for a Soccer Field That Does Not Poison (Aug 2013)
- Pollution Cleanup Gets Serious in Indonesia (July 2013)
- Indonesia Projects- Social Media Posts
Our Partners and Donors
Clarios Foundation
UNICEF
Global Alliance on Health and Pollution
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Yayasan Tambuhak Sinta