First Lamandau Accelerates Sehati Programme to Prevent Stunting in Operational Areas

PT First Lamandau Timber International (FLTI) has launched the Susu Sehat Bernnutrisi (Sehati) programme under TAP for the Nation at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Taawanul Muslimin in Lamandau Regency, Central Kalimantan.

TAP for the Nation is a programme by PT Triputra Agro Persada Tbk (TAP) which includes Sehati, regularly implemented as part of efforts to support child health and stunting prevention in surrounding operational areas.

‘Sehati is one of the TAP for the Nation programmes focusing on improving health and nutrition for school-age children in the company’s operational areas,’ said Triputra Agro Persada management in a statement on Thursday, 28 May 2026.

The initiative forms part of the company’s commitment to foster healthy, high-quality generations from an early age while supporting children’s development through additional nutrition.

Through this programme, a glass of milk is not just about nutrition; it also provides consistent care and attention, serving as moral support to inspire children to study and dream of a better future.

This effort aligns with the national stunting prevention agenda. The Indonesian Ministry of Health aims to reduce the national stunting prevalence to 17.5% by 2026.

Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadik previously emphasised that stunting can be prevented by adequate consumption of animal protein, such as milk.

‘The most crucial step to reduce stunting is to increase animal protein intake, including eggs, fish, chicken, meat, and milk. Whatever is available locally, the key is animal protein,’ he said.

This aligns with President Prabowo’s Asta Cita vision for human resource development, which emphasises creating healthy, intelligent, and competitive generations for Indonesia’s Golden 2045.

For TAP for the Nation, each milk Distribution is not merely a nutritional aid but a contribution to Indonesia’s young generations’ future.

Through consistent implementation of Sehati, the company hopes more children in operational areas will access additional nutrition to support optimal learning and development towards a healthy and high-quality Indonesian future.