THE MUNDUK FOUNDATION

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THE MUNDUK FOUNDATION Annual report 2017 Authors: Made Wardana and Gede Suparwata Completion date: 20 January 2018 1. Introduction The Munduk Foundation was set up in 2010 by Munduk Moding Plantation (MMP) the only boutique hotel on a working coffee plantation in Bali - as a small informal foundation to support the local community. This was part of the founding philosophy of MMP, namely to introduce high-end tourism to an untouched part of the Island in a way that supports the environment, the people who work at the hotel as well as the local community. As the hotel became more popular over the years, it has been able to provide more support and the activities of the Foundation were significantly extended. With the added strength of Munduk Coffee an Indonesian/Dutch company producing specialty coffee in the Munduk region -, the informal foundation was turned into a registered Indonesian Foundation (Yayasan) in 2017 whose board of Directors consists of the Indonesian management of the boutique hotel and Munduk Coffee (Deed of establishment of MUNDUK Foundation number 4 dated 27 September 2016). The management of the Foundation is carried out by staff from MMP and Munduk coffee which also provide all the funding and the Foundation s facilities at MMP s plantation in Gobleg, Singaraja, Buleleng, Bali.

The Foundation works very closely with the villages surrounding MMP, notably the Heads of the villages, the Head of the Banjar (village wards) and the Adat customary authorities. These are consulted on planned activities and involved in the selection of students and other beneficiaries of social services (see below). 2. Activities This support given by the foundation presently consists of the following activities: The provision of scholarships to poor but bright students to finish high school and to continue their education at higher levels. The Foundation believes that education is a right for everybody. Where possible we will privilege girls who are still somewhat disadvantaged compared to their brothers. Over the years, the Foundation has supported 8 students to complete their secondary school. There are presently 9 students on a fellowship. While primary school is free of charge, the costs associated with junior high school as well as senior high school can be prohibitive for poor families. To ensure a fair selection, the Foundation has been working closely with nearby schools and local authority to decide which students are eligible to get the scholarship. The parameters for this are the performance in school and the economic situation of the family of the student. Our fellowships are guaranteed until the end of high school provided the eligibility conditions continue to be met. To verify this, the Foundation always monitors closely the performance of the recipients. Based on the evaluation, the Foundation can decide whether the support will be continued or not. For example, when after some years the family has been lifted from poverty, there is no longer a need to support the student and the budgets can be re-allocated to other candidates. We allocate 4 Mio IDR per student per year, which covers the costs of education, school uniforms and books. Given that the Foundation would like to attract local people to bring back coffee culture to the region, the Foundation contributes 2000 coffee seedlings every year to the local farmers. In addition, the foundation invites coffee specialists to train the local farmers to help them improve their knowledge on how to produce the best coffee. Support for environmental activities and environmental education/training: this is also supported by MMP s Green Team which works with the village to remove plastic dumps and hazardous waste; the Foundation has provided waste bins to the village allowing waste to be sorted and therefore more safely processed; In addition, the foundation contributes 1000 trees to the neighbourhood every year to preserve its natural beauty and protect the water tables. We provide access to our dedicated well to the local school which has no running water and provide the school more generally with financial support; We provide free English language classes to local youth given the poor standard of instruction in Public schools; The Foundation supports the local arts and culture. We fund a Balinese dance Group for young girls, support a martial arts group and subsidise various cultural activities such as the Ogoh Ogoh parades held around Nyepi (silence) day; The foundation supports 3 poor families near MMP with 15kg of rice every month

The Foundation funds various health checks of staff and members of the Community to ensure prevention of common diseases; General support for activities undertaken by the local administration for the improvement of the conditions of the villagers such as, for example, the construction of a playground; The Foundation is considering providing a small Public Library with a stock of good quality books and two internet connected computers for local children. The Foundation also provides incidental support in situations where families and groups are suddenly confronted with hardship. For example, during the recent evacuation of families living near Mount Agung, the Foundation provided support to families who were relocated in the Munduk region. The precise support is closely co-ordinated with the local community, notably the ADAT (the customary village hierarchy) and the Head of the village. We believe that they are best placed to identify pressing needs and advise us on how we can best support the local community. This is also essential to avoid jealousies and controversies with our neighbours. 3. Foundation staff Advisor: Mr Gede Uliadnyana Controller: Mr Gede Suparwata Chairman: Mr Made Wardana Secretary: Mr Gede Sugiartawan Treasurer: Mrs Putu Desi Susiani 4. Financial Annex The funding for the work of the Foundation comes from MMP and from individual donors; often guests and friends of MMP and Munduk Coffee. Munduk Coffee presently mainly contributes through the time of its managers.

Opening Balance Debet Kredit 55,000,000 31-Jan- 17 Opening Balance 55,000,000 Donation for Komang Pega given that her parents pass away 5,000,000 50,000,000 Donation to Pecalang ( Traditional Balinese Security Officer ) 5,500,000 44,500,000 Wood 2,850,000 41,650,000 Building material for poor family 2,100,000 39,550,000 Moding Plantation for January 2017 37,670,855 77,220,855 28- Feb-17 Scholarship 2,010,000 75,210,855 Donation for Gobleg Village 300,000 74,910,855 Donation for Ogoh-ogoh 1,000,000 73,910,855 45 kg rice 492,000 73,418,855 Moding Plantation for February 2017 2,523,251 75,942,106 31- Mar-17 Scholarship 670,000 75,272,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( Yogi Ardiana ) 400,000 74,872,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( Br tengah ) 300,000 74,572,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( Pasanulus ) 500,000 74,072,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( Eka / cokrok ) 300,000 73,772,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( Asah kelod ) 500,000 73,272,106 Donation Ogoh - Ogoh ( lomba desa ) 2,000,000 71,272,106 45 kg rice for poor family 492,000 70,780,106 Donation for Gobleg Village 300,000 70,480,106 Social Community from Munduk Moding Plantation for March 2017 572,860 71,052,966 7-Apr- 17 Scholarship 2,345,000 68,707,966 Donation for traditional Balinese Martial Art Group 500,000 68,207,966 Donation for Gobleg Village 300,000 67,907,966

1-May- 17 Donation for Made S. P. 6,000,000 61,907,966 Donation for Gobleg Village Gamelan Team to attend Bali Art Festival 2,000,000 59,907,966 Donation for Tempek Dug to maintain the pathway 400,000 59,507,966 Donation for poor family who pass away 300,000 59,207,966 Schoolarship for Gede S. P. 670,000 58,537,966 Moding Plantation for April 2017 3,978,171 62,516,137 1-Jun- 17 45 kg rice for poor family 984,000 61,532,137 Donation for Mr S. P. 3,500,000 58,032,137 Scholarship 2,345,000 55,687,137 Donation for cremation ceremony ( Mr Putu S. ) 500,000 55,187,137 Donation for Gobleg Village for May & June 600,000 54,587,137 Donation for maintaining Pasut pathway 300,000 54,287,137 Donation for volley ball team 200,000 54,087,137 1-Jul- 17 Donation for Gobleg village 300,000 53,787,137 Scholarship 335,000 53,452,137 Donation for Wanagiri Street 400,000 53,052,137 Donation for Mr Suadara Putra 1,000,000 52,052,137 45 kg rice to support poor family 492,000 51,560,137 1-Aug- 17 Scholarship 1,340,000 50,220,137 Donation for Mr Suadara Putra 1,000,000 49,220,137 Donation for Gobleg Village 300,000 48,920,137 Social Community for May 2017 5,683,346 54,603,483 Social Community for June 2017 6,242,652 60,846,135 Social Community for July 2017 9,894,823 70,740,958

45 kg rice for poor family 492,000 70,248,958 Dance Teacher Fee 400,000 69,848,958 1-Sep- 17 Scholarship 4,118,000 65,730,958 Donatiom for Tempek Dharma Karya 1,000,000 64,730,958 Donation for Spinning Top Games Team 300,000 64,430,958 Donation for Mr Suadara Putra 1,000,000 63,430,958 Donation for Pecalang (Traditional Balinese Security Officer) 400,000 63,030,958 Donation for Gobleg Village 300,000 62,730,958 Schoolarship 335,000 62,395,958 Traditional Balinese Dance Teacher Fee 400,000 61,995,958 45 kg rice for poor family 492,000 61,503,958 1-Oct- 17 Donation for Mount Agung refugees 2,500,000 59,003,958 Donation for Mr S. P. s family 5,000,000 54,003,958 Scholarship 2,010,000 51,993,958 Traditional Balinese Dance Teacher Fee 500,000 51,493,958 45 kg rice for poor family 492,000 51,001,958 Donation for Mr S. P. 1,000,000 50,001,958 Moding Plantation for August 2017 10,990,873 60,992,831 1-Nov- 17 Scholarship 4,118,000 56,874,831 Donation Galungan & Kuningan 1,000,000 55,874,831 Donation to Gobleg Village for October & November 2017 600,000 55,274,831 Traditional Balinese Dance Teacher Fee 500,000 54,774,831 45 kg rice for poor family 519,000 54,255,831 1-Dec- 17 Scholarship 1,675,000 52,580,831

1000 pcs Kejimas & 30 pcs Cempaka 3,210,000 49,370,831 Moding Plantation for September 2017 7,430,213 56,801,043 Traditional Balinese Dance Teacher Fee 400,000 56,401,043 45 kg rice for poor family 519,000 55,882,043 TOTAL 84,987,043 84,105,000 55,882,043