Aliansyah won another gold medal at SEA Games after 12 years’ wait and struggle. He is succeeding the “Syah” family that has for generations contributed triumphs to Indonesia.

Alfreth has rendered maximum service to patients because this was what he aspired to do when he chose to become a nurse. This versatile nurse on the outermost and remote island only wants to serve.

Laurencia Ika Wahyuningrum pleaded with people to discriminate disabled children, instead giving these talented children a chance to empower themselves for their future.

Magdalena has achieved many positives. Through her work, this member of the millennial generation invites people to step back in time to visit they heyday of Larantuka and to use its lessons for Larantuka’s future.

Ahmad Sofian (44) is a friend to walk the "silent path" of literacy in West Kalimantan. He also introduces history and interprets public space in a constructive way.

Veronika Lamahoda who has consistently empowered communities for more than 30 years, does not plan on stopping at Bubu Atagamu. She wants to build sea barns in other coastal villages along the south side of Solor Island.

Philipus express himself as a bamboo craftsman, and has never stopped sharing his skills with others. Raising the popularity of bamboo from the foothills of Mt. Lereboleng has been a significant achievement for him.

Ansri Nauw not only performs her duty as a SD 13 teacher in Sorong city, Southwest Papua, but she has also opened Rumah Belajar EGAD Kairos, a free literacy tutorial house for children in the complex of her settlement.