As part of its commitment to environmental sustainability, AXA Financial Indonesia (AFI) collaborated with Langit Biru Pertiwi to organize a series of AFI Berbagi Beach Clean-Up activities. The program was implemented from September 2025 to the end of May 2026 and consisted of three beach clean-up events that engaged AFI employees and various stakeholders in taking direct action to preserve coastal environments.

Through these activities, participants took part in waste collection efforts, environmental education sessions, and discussions on the importance of responsible waste management. The initiative aimed not only to clean coastal areas but also to raise awareness about the impact of waste on marine ecosystems and coastal communities.

In addition to the beach clean-up activities, AFI also organized free health screenings for 82 residents of the Tanjung Pasir coastal community as part of its risk prevention initiative. The services included blood pressure, uric acid, and cholesterol checks, as well as free medical consultations.

AFI also conducted a financial literacy session for 90 local residents and fishermen around Tanjung Pasir Beach. The session covered practical topics such as distinguishing between needs and wants, managing household finances, and making informed decisions regarding online lending.

The results of the three clean-up activities demonstrated a significant environmental impact. A total of 946 kilograms of waste was collected from coastal areas and subsequently sorted to ensure more responsible waste management. This achievement highlights how collaboration between the private sector and environmental partners can generate meaningful contributions to environmental conservation.

As the implementing partner, Langit Biru Pertiwi appreciates AXA Financial Indonesia’s commitment to delivering sustainability programs that encourage active employee participation. It is hoped that collaborations like this will continue to grow and inspire more organizations and individuals to take part in protecting Indonesia’s coastlines and creating a more sustainable future.


Published Date : May 15, 2026