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MALANG COMMUNITY PORTAL Team Bu(on INDONESIA Winnie Witjaksana Tjahjana Hardyan Dipranalta Natanael

[Challenge:Future] Malang Community Portal: Initiate Community-based Projects

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MALANG COMMUNITY

PORTAL

Team   Bu(on  INDONESIA  

 

Winnie   Witjaksana   Tjahjana  Hardyan   Dipranalta   Natanael  

1.  The  staAsAcs  only  cover  OPEN-­‐UNEMPLOYMENT.  The  actual  number  of  unemployment  supposed  to  be  A  LOT  GREATER  since  DISGUISED-­‐UNEMPLOYMENT,  UNDEREMPLOYED  and  HIDDEN-­‐UNNEMPLOYMENT  were  excluded  from  the  data.  

 2.  Malang  is  known  as  the  BIGGEST  basis  of  LABOR  

EXPORT  in  East  Java  Province.  Most  of  the  labor  exported  were  having  low  educaAon.  

 3.  Most  of  UNEMPLOYED  youth  that  registered  as  job  

seeker  in  Malang  were  HIGHLY  EDUCATED.  They  were  Undergraduate,  Diploma,  or  High-­‐School  graduate.    

4.  Due  to  limited  number  of  job  vacancy  available  in  Malang  City,  many  educated  youths  has  to  GO  TO  BIGGER  CITY  TO  GET  JOBS.    

E V E N T H O U G H T H E N U M B E R S S E E M S S M A L L , we  should  be  aware  that…  

Unemployment  rate  

in  Indonesia  were  6%  to  8%  

N E W S & S TAT I S T I C s a i d   t h a t  …    

2%    of  youth  aged  20-­‐29  y.o  

in    Malang  City  were  registered  as  

job  seeker.  

source  :  1.  Harian  Terbit  August  29,  2012    2.  Malang  in  Figures  2012  

If    THEY WERE HIGHLY EDUCATED ,  why  are  they  sAll  unemployed?  Lets  hear  what  they  think  about  it!  

Business    Owner  1  

Their  expected  salary  were  TOO  HIGH  for  someone  with  NO  REAL  EXPERIENCE.  However  their  performance  are  usually  sAll  quite  low.  

Unemployed  Youth  1  

The  job  that  available  seems  to  Aring  for  me,  and  salary  is  not  good  enough  to  support  my  lifestyle.  I  want  to  find  employer  who  wants  to  pay  me  higher.  

Unemployed  Youth  2  

The  Job  seems  too  difficult,  and  there’s  too  much  people  apply  for  the  job.  Probably  I  should  wait  or  apply  for  another  job.  Or  probably  I  should  take  vacaAon  first,  I  can  start  working  later.  

Business    Owner  2  

They  were  in  general  LAZY.  LAZY  to  think,  LAZY  to  learn,  they  lack  of  passion  to  work.  I  simply  won’t  waste  my  money  to  pay  for  LAZY  EMPLOYEE.  

source  :  interview  on  both  unemployed  youth  and  business  owner  (potenCal  employer)      

We  also  DISCOVER that…

1.   Unemployed  youth,  especially  fresh  graduate,  do  not  really  understand  their  skills  and  how  to  implement  it,  yet    they  tend  to  overesAmated  their  skill,  and  asking  excessive  reward  solely  based  on  their  educaAonal  background.    Business  owner  not  interested  on  hiring  this  kind  of  youth.    

2.   Other  cases  of  youth  undervaluing  their  skills  are  also  exist.  This  resulAng  on  voluntary  unemployment  due  to  lack  of  confidence.    

3.   The  youth  unemployment  is  basically  mentality  &  aBtude  problem.  Laziness  becoming  one  of  the  stumbling  block  for  youth  from  gefng  a  job.  

4.  EducaAon  in  Indonesia  emphasizing  to  much  in  theory,  but  lack  of  experience  to  solve  real  problems.  Future  graduates  will  have  possibility  of  become  unemployed  due  to  lack  of  experience  &  pracDcal  skill.

5.  There  is  possibility  that  other  urban  areas  in  Indonesia  facing  similar  youth  unemployment  problems  as  Malang  City.  

1.  REDUCING  number  of  unemployed  youth  especially  in  Malang  City.  

2.  PREVENTING  current  high  school  and  university  students  from  being  

unemployed  youth  in  the  future.  

3.  INCREASE  number  of  young  human  resources  who  have  good  

performance,  good  understanding  on  their  skill,  and  high  ethical  aftude.    

4.  CREATING  OPPORTUNITIES  of  making  community  based  business  as    

alternaAve  career  for  youths.  

5.  EXPANDING  our  ba(le  agains  youth  unemployment  into  regional  scope  

and  naAonal  scope.  

Our  GOALS

Our  SOLUTION

We  create    MALANG COMMUNITY PORTAL a  non  profit  pro ject   that  act  as  a  hub  between  youth  communiDes  and  soc iety .  

Help ing  youth   to   turn   the i r  pass ion   in to   rea l  pro jects   ,  new  career  opportun iDes  o r  even  new  k ind  of  bus iness .  

Focus  on  encouraging  youth   to  c reate  community -­‐based  pro jects    because   i t  w i l l   reach  more  number  o f  youth ,  and   I t ’ s  eas ier   to  manage  and  nurtured  s ince   the  members  normal ly  a l ready  have  s imi lar  pass ion .  

By  nurtur ing  communiAes  we  have  opportun iAes   to  deve lop  b igger  network   that  wi l l  he lp   so lve   the  unemployment  problem   in  b igger  soc iety .

M E N T O R   M E N T O R   M E N T O R  

MALANG C O M M U N I T Y PORTAL

C O M M U N I T I E S

•  Volunteer  who  guiding  community  projects.  •  Consist  of  business  owner,  professional  and  successful  

member  of  community  based  business.  

•  Various  youth  communiAes  in  Malang.  •  Consist  of    20  to  50  members  per  community,  mostly  

students  and  employed  youth  (        ),  part-­‐Amer  (          ),  and  unemployed  youth  (        ).  

•  Youths  is  encouraged  to    join  or  create  communiAes  that  suit  their  passion  

•  We  act  as  offline  and  online  hub  that  connects  between  communiAes  and  general  society.  

•  Providing  guidance  through  mentors.  •  Providing  space  to  adverAse  community  project  and  events,  

and  also  facilitate  project  funding  through  crowd-­‐funding  method.    

S O C I E T Y •  General  Public  act  as  potenAal  market  and  investor  (through  crowd-­‐funding).    

Our  STRUCTURE

The  STEPS*

CollecAng  database  of  exisAng  youth  community  

1

InviNng  mentors  to  volunteer  

Encouraging  youth  communiAes  to  iniNate  community  projects  that  suits  their  passion    

2

UAlizing  mentor  to  provide  guidance  on  planning,  managing  projects,  and  markeNng  products/service  

AdverNse  project  and  events  in  both  online  and  offline  media    Project  fundraising  through  crowd-­‐funding  method  

3

Public  gave  response  and  support  through  crowd-­‐funding    

4

Malang  Community  Portal  &  mentors  ensuring  the  project  running  well  and  delivered  product  /  service  to  crowd-­‐funder  and  public.  

5

*Repeat  steps  1-­‐5  or  2-­‐5  for  each  community  /  projects.  Time    used  by  each  project  will  varies  depend  on  the  need  of  specific  project  and  community  involved.    

The  PURPOSE & BENEFIT

For  Youth  Community  Member  

•  Use  their  passion  to  deliver  new  kind  of  product  /  service.  

•  Chance  to  get  experience  and  gain  appropriate  confidence  that  help  them  transiAoned  to  more  professional  working  scheme  

•  PosiAve  influence  from  mentors  &  passionate  fellow  community  members.  

For  Unemployed  Youth    

•  Chance  to  develop  community  based  business  while  sAll  being  employed  somewhere  else  or  even  before  graduaAng  from  school.  

For  Student,  Employed  Youth,  Passionate  Members    

•  Opportunity  to  select  and  prepare  youths  to  join  their  business  as  employee  or  partners.  

For  Mentor,  Business  Owner  

•  Opportunity  to  invest  on  new  products  /  service.  

•  AcAvely  support  their  young  generaAon.  

For  Society  

•  Reach  more  numbers  of  youth  and  help  them  improve  their  quality  of  life.  •  Help  prepare  youth  and  bigger  society  for  whatever  unemployment  problem  happen  

in  the  future  

For  Malang  Community  Portal  

Planned  IMPLEMENTATION

spend  3  to  5  hour/day,  6  days/week    collecAng  community  

database,  recruiAng  mentor,  adverAsing  and  collecAng  investment  for  projects.  

Amount  of  Ame  spend  by  mentor  to  guide  and  monitor  youth  community    

will  varies,  according  to  the  project  needs.

Guiding    around    3  community  /  

mentor,    20  to  50  youth  /  community

10%  to  20  %  of  the  community  members  will  be  unemployed  youth.  

   While  the  rest  will  be  student  &  

employed  youth  that  at  risk  of  become  

unemployed  in  the  future

If    MALANG COMMUNITY PORTAL were  successfully  implemented  in  the  city;  We’re  looking  forward  to  implement  it  in  another  ciAes  and  possibly  naAonwide.