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Sumitro Haholongan Butar Butar

Project description

PAULI.IDN converts fly ash and coconut husks into modular artificial reefs — "Fish Apartments" — that simultaneously create fish habitat and restore coral, unlike conventional methods that only plant corals. Materials are lab-certified safe under Indonesian environmental law.

The beVisioneers journey

Turned Indonesia's two biggest environmental problems — 98.9 million tonnes of annual coal waste and dying coral reefs — into a single solution. Deployed 100+ reef modules made from 800 kg of coal waste, restoring 1,000+ coral fragments across 37 species and 8 sites. Targeting restoration of 6 hectares of coral reef across 3 island pilot sites. Seeking €15,000 follow-on grant and €12,000 investment.

Key Highlights

  • 100+ reef modules deployed
  • 800 kg of coal waste used
  • 8 sites across Lampung Bay
  • 1,000+ coral fragments restored
  • 37 coral species restored
  • Resort client paying €400/month
Project stage
MaturityStage
Type of business
Non profit
Fellowship status
Foundation Year
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