Bank DKI Distributes Aid to Accelerate Access to Clean Water in Semanan
Reported by Aldi Geri Lumban Tobing | Translated by
Bank DKI provided CSR assistance in the form of 200 carts and 1,000 jerry cans of water to Semanan residents, West Jakarta. The assistance was handed over through the area's PAM JAYA Water Kiosk manager.
Hope it can lighten their burden in providing clean water service solutions
Retail and Sharia Bank DKI Director Babay Parid Wazdi expressed his gratitude and appreciation to each party, especially PAM Jaya and Semanan residents for their participation in supporting this program. It aimed to support accelerating access to clean water for Jakarta residents.
"Hope it can lighten their burden in providing clean water service solutions in Semanan thus it can make it easier for them to meet water every day," he expressed, Thursday (6/16).
JakOne Pay Intensively Introduced, Bank DKI QRIS Transactions Grow RapidlyHe furthered water became one of the main necessities in life. Humans can survive without food for three days, but humans cannot live without drinking water for three days. Hence, community involvement is very important for maintaining clean water and sanitation.
"This is because the higher the public awareness in protecting the environment, the more successful our program will be," he continued.
Bank DKI also introduced JakOne Erte as an application that makes it easy for residents in terms of environmental and RT management. JakOne Erte is an application from Bank DKI that can accommodate citizen complaints to RT management and get responses in real-time.
"Residents can also manage cover letters quickly and easily," he explained.
It is also integrated with JakOne Pay electronic money, thus they can make payments and purchase various needs such as payment of citizen contributions, telephone payments, PDAM, and BPJS to purchase credit.
"Besides administrative management, there are also news features and activity information that can be shared by residents at any time. Hope it can increase the spirit of togetherness and kinship between residents," he stated.
