We work with farming families, forest communities and coastal households to improve how they look after farms, process harvests, manage household money and restore land.
From training to practice at home and on the farm.
Soil, water and habitat cared for alongside farms.
Residents help map problems and decide next steps.
Income that grows from skills people own.
Hasbi Foundation is a non-profit founded in 2024. We connect cultivation, processing, household finance and natural-resource care in one line of support, then check whether new practices are actually used.
Meet the foundation and its boardBanyumas · Cilacap · Purbalingga · Kebumen · Purworejo · Kulon Progo · Bantul · Tegal · Bajawa · Berau · Java & Sulawesi
Each programme combines several areas to suit the village and its land.
Farmer and household skills built through local trainers, hands-on practice and repeat visits.
Land restoration, food gardens and income designed together with Satisfarm.
Residents manage water, prepare for dry seasons and look after shared resources.
Farmers and processors improve production practice, product quality and the records buyers ask for.
Families make better-informed business and money decisions, with women part of those decisions.
Field data is used to improve programmes and connect communities with the right buyers.
From coconut sugar in Banyumas to cocoa in Berau, every initiative starts with an assessment alongside residents.
Farmers & enterpriseSupport for coconut tappers and sugar-making households: tree health, sap quality, clean production kitchens and household business records.
Forests & landCaring for coffee under forest shade, picking only ripe cherries and growing food on household land. Programme target: 200 coffee-farming households.
Forests & landA 12-month programme with cocoa-farming families: training, coaching, local trainers and agroforestry demonstration plots in villages bordering forest.
Forests & landForest communities earn from manau rattan, honey, palm sap and other non-timber forest products, and agree rules to protect the forest and its springs.
Families & communitiesA 5,000 m² core garden with layered food crops, chickens, ducks, rabbits, fish ponds and solar-powered community water, plus five satellite gardens owned by residents.
Training is only the start. Repeat visits turn knowledge into habit.
An assessment with residents of households, land and livelihoods.
Choosing modules, roles and progress measures that fit the setting.
Practical training, repeat visits and referral to specialists.
Checking uptake and benefits before extending to new areas.
Satisfarm designs and manages agroforestry farms on unproductive land. Hasbi supports the residents who learn and work on those farms.
Hasbi documentation Coconut canopy in Pernasidi Village, Banyumas, August 2026.
Why repeat visits and simple plans help knowledge become habit.
Coffee care, harvest quality and family food choices discussed as one.
Choosing crops, space and stages so the garden can be maintained and its harvest is actually used.
Tell us the goal and the area. We will come back with first questions for an assessment and a split of roles.
