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ANGIN is pleased to announce that we have collaborated with Hacktiv8 in producing their impact report!

Hacktiv8, the pioneer of intensive coding bootcamp in Indonesia, has launched their “2022 Outcomes and Impact Report”, which outlines the company’s mission, journey, achievements, and impact on the wider community.

Founded in 2016, Hacktiv8 has over 1,700 full-time bootcamp graduates as of December 2022. Of these, 93% of them managed to get a job in the IT field in less than three months, and gained an average salary increase of 84% compared to their previous jobs. In addition, Hacktiv8 graduates record an average annual salary of IDR 130 million, or 40% higher than the industry standard.

ANGIN is pleased to announce that we have collaborated with BINAR (a digital skills education provider) in producing their impact report! 

In the 2022 Impact Report, BINAR achieved a number of milestones throughout the year that bring optimism to making Indonesia a global digital talent hub.

2022 will witness a surge in the demand for upskilling and reskilling digital skills, as evidenced by the rising number of students enrolled at BINAR. Hundreds of thousands of learners are leveraging BINAR’s various training programs, such as Binar Bootcamp, Binar Insight, BinarGo!, Workshop, and other partner training programs, to enhance their digital knowledge and skills.

At ANGIN, we have seen how our best interventions this year are coming from bright minds with the willingness to take meaningful leaps. We have seen first-hand that value-add applied well can build better businesses in this entrepreneurship ecosystem.

Thus, despite the challenging global trends, ANGIN still believes that Indonesia presents the resilience trend as displayed across the region and we are ready to keep moving forward together by 2023.

Delivering this ANGIN 2022 annual report, we are thrilled to share the key highlights of ANGIN in 2022 from our investment platform, ANGIN Investment, and leading consulting firm, ANGIN Advisory!

You can find statistics on the enterprises we have screened and worked on, updates on our publications, and highlights of our events.

ANGIN is pleased to announce that we have collaborated with Cakap (Indonesian Edtech) in producing their impact report! 

In the 2021 Impact Report, Indonesian edtech Cakap established several achievements in order to create easy and equitable access to quality education, in line with the UN SDG’s principles. 

Cakap successfully expanded its upskilling initiatives to remote areas across the country, as well as being a government partner to improve the skills of the nation’s human resources. More than one thousand teachers have joined Cakap mitra and have provided more than one million hours of online LIVE courses. Two million more students have received the benefits of learning, both foreign languages, vocational classes and various upskilling programs.

The year 2021 has been a challenging but rewarding year for ANGIN. A big thanks to our team who went beyond expectations to generate impact all across the country and also thanks to our treasured shareholders, advisors and clients!

With your support, we were able to do what we do now. We are delighted to share some of the 2021 highlights and tractions from ANGIN Investment and ANGIN Advisory through ANGIN Annual Report 2021. 

You can find statistics on the enterprises we have screened and worked on, updates on our publications, and highlights of our events.

As the largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has charted impressive economic growth and is home to a massive population that is excited to embrace emerging technologies. With the advent of some of Indonesia’s largest tech unicorns going public, the island country is gathering significant importance and influence as a hub for startups and talents.

Over the past decade, Indonesia has seen more deals and impact capital deployed by the Development Finance Institutions (DFI) than any other country in the region. With this encouraging trend in mind, a rising number of different players in the startup ecosystem are contributing to nurturing the impact startups – startups with a social and environmental focus while generating promising financial returns.

Moving forward from the pandemic, there is an urgent need to recover our economy and learn from the exposed social and environmental vulnerabilities. The Indonesian Government, an increasing number of companies, youth-led climate actions, and young entrepreneurs, are committed to addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, to include environmental and social problems on their agenda and work towards a more resilient economy. These entities identify innovative ideas and technologies from startups and entrepreneurs to challenge the business-as-usual trajectory.

This is the emerging trend of Impact Technology, where business ideas are backed by science, technology and innovation to benefit people and the environment. Given the complexity to measure and track social and environmental impacts, we hope to introduce a new perspective and mechanism to ignite, re-align and join forces with existing efforts in the startup ecosystem to build the community that tailors to nurturing these young and mission-led innovators and entrepreneurs so that their impacts can scale and eventually lead our nations towards a sustainable era.