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North Jakarta KUKMP Collaborates with Stakeholders to Mentor PKT Participants

North Jakarta Cooperative Small Micro and Medium Enterprises and Trade (KUKMP) Sub-department plans to cooperate with stakeholders to assist Integrated Entrepreneurship Development (PKT) program's participants. 

We want to start PKT's training this April

This year 8,000 people are targeted to participate in PKT program. Arifin, North Jakarta KUKMP Sub-department Head wants at least 5,556 people from total targeted participants to be new entrepreneurs. 

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"We want to start PKT's training this April. There are 854 participants that already have IUMK until February," he stated, Thursday (3/14).

His side plans to ask related stakeholders and UKPDs to monitor business progress of PKT participants that have IUMKs. For example is to ask North Jakarta Industry and Energy (PE) Sub-department to assist participants who have business in industry sector and Maritime Agriculture and Food Security (KPKP) Sub-department to assist participants who have business in food products.

Meanwhile for stakeholder in private sector, his side asked Bunda Mulia University to give mentoring and business space for participants.

"Later on, we will try to ask other stakeholders to participate in this program," he conveyed.

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