Badung Regency Strengthens Craft MSMEs Through Bali Nadi Jayanthi Socialisation
The Badung Regency Government, through the Regional Financial Access Acceleration Team (TPAKD) of Badung Regency, has once again organised the Bali Nadi Jayanthi MSME Socialisation activity. This quarterly programme serves as one of the local government’s flagship initiatives to strengthen the understanding, capacity, quality, and competitiveness of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) players in Badung Regency.
In this latest session, the socialisation specifically targeted MSME entrepreneurs operating in the crafts sector. Various strategic materials were provided to support business development, ranging from education on regional financial access and product marketing strategies to the procedures for obtaining credit financing through the banking sector.
The Head of the Economic Division of the Baderm Regency Regional Secretariat, I Ketut Sudibia, stated that this activity serves as a platform for education and mentoring for local artisans, enabling them to optimise their business potential in the modern era.
“Our activity this morning is the Bali Nadi Jayanthi MSME Socialisation. This is a quarterly activity and is one of the flagship programmes of the Badung Regency Regional Financial Access Acceleration Team. This session specifically focuses on MSMEs in the crafts sector,” said I Ketut Sudibia in a written statement on Wednesday (30/09/2026).
He explained that through this activity, business owners are equipped with a comprehensive understanding of product marketing procedures and the utilisation of regional banking financing schemes.
“We hope that through this activity, MSMEs can increase their understanding regarding regional financial access, as well as how to market their products and how to obtain financial access in the form of credit from banks such as Sidikmara,” he explained.
In addition to marketing and financing aspects, the socialisation also provided education on the importance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) to protect the ideas, innovations, and craftworks produced by the artisans.
“Furthermore, [we discussed] how to register the innovations of these crafts under Intellectual Property Rights,” he added.
Through the continuity of the Bali Nadi Jayanthi MSME Socialisation programme, the Badung Regency Government is optimistic that craft MSME players can continue to grow into superior, innovative entrepreneurs ready to face global market challenges.
“Our hope is that through this activity, MSMEs in Badung Regency can improve in quality, capacity, and competitiveness, thereby enhancing their ability to compete in the current era of globalisation,” he concluded.