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Empowering People.
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COCO SOCIAL FUND We partner with communities in Bali to build lasting social and environmental impact — from plastic waste management and pyrolysis innovation to educational tourism and eco-conscious community programs.

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The Foundation

Join COCO SOCIAL FUND in Building a Sustainable Future for Bali

At COCO Social Fund, we believe real change begins at the community level. From transforming plastic into fuel to empowering local farmers and youth through education, our mission is to create a circular, sustainable ecosystem that improves lives and protects the environment.

Join our movement and be part of #PeopleWithPurpose individuals who act, innovate, and collaborate to make Bali cleaner, greener, and stronger together.

Rasmus Holst, Project Advisor at COCO Social Fund Bali
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COCO Kids Club environmental education program in Cepaka, Bali
Plastic waste sorting activity by COCO Social Fund in Bali
Rice terraces landscape near Cepaka Village, Tabanan, Bali
85% PLASTIC RECOVERY RATE
Impact & Engagement

Listen to the community, design for the future.

We believe true change starts from the ground up. Inspired by Tri Hita Karana, we work in harmony with people, nature, and purpose.

Volunteer Opportunities

Share your time and heart to make a real difference. Every small act of kindness helps strengthen communities and protect our planet.

Membership

Join our growing family of change-makers. Together, we can learn, grow, and take meaningful steps toward a brighter, more sustainable future.

Collaboration

Partnership is at the heart of progress. Work hand in hand with us to create innovative solutions that uplift people and the environment.

Campaigns

Stand up for what matters. Be part of movements that raise awareness, inspire hope, and bring communities together for positive change.

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Tri Hita Karana

Our stewardship is guided by the ancient Balinese philosophy of three-fold harmony. A blueprint for sustainable prosperity and spiritual balance.

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Environment

Nurturing the harmonious relationship between humans and the natural universe. We fund initiatives that restore biodiversity and protect sacred landscapes.

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People

Fostering intentional community growth and social equity. We empower local stewards to build resilient networks of mutual support and shared prosperity.

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Culture & Spirit

Preserving the spiritual tapestry and ancestral wisdom of the realm. A commitment to the divine connection that gives meaning to our physical existence.

Vision & Mission

Purpose & Goals

Our purpose is to create real, measurable impact by turning challenges like plastic waste into opportunities for collaboration and innovation.

"We don't aim to teach people what to do—we aim to work together with communities, businesses, and change makers who share the same vision:"

To make Bali cleaner, greener, and more sustainable through collective action. At COCO Social Fund, we believe that collaboration is the foundation of change. Because when people with purpose come together, transformation becomes possible.

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EXPLORE OUR IMPACT
Live Data

Impact Overview

From Plastic Waste to Power: Proven Efficiency of Our Pyrolysis System.

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Composition

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86.8L
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STORYTELLERS & STEWARDS

The Hearts Behind
the Mission

A dedicated collective of community leaders, environmental experts, and local visionaries working together for Bali.

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COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
CEPAKA LEARNING CENTER FAMILY
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
COCO Social Fund team member in Cepaka, Bali
OUR TESTIMONIAL

A sustainable
Planet for all

We believe that community-driven stewardship is the most powerful catalyst for environmental and social restoration. Hear from those at the heart of our mission.

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"I see the Coco Social Fund as a movement driven by a vibrant community. It's not just funding; it's a profound ecosystem of trust and shared growth."
VANIA F. HERLAMBANG — Sustainability Advocate & Community Lead
VANIA F. HERLAMBANG Sustainability Advocate & Community Lead
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"Working alongside COCO transformed our local waste management system into an economically viable circular hub. Truly inspiring collaboration!"
GABRIELLA OKKI ALFIAN — Village Coordinator, Cepaka
GABRIELLA OKKI ALFIAN Village Coordinator, Cepaka
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"The dedication to youth education and environmental preservation here sets a standard for entire regions across Bali. Highly impactful!"
WINDA RINJANI — Environmental Educator
WINDA RINJANI Environmental Educator
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Plastic Pyrolysis & Sustainable Tourism in Bali

Answers about plastic-to-fuel technology, waste management, and educational tourism programs from COCO Social Fund in Cepaka, Tabanan, Bali.

How does plastic become fuel? expand_more
Plastic is converted into fuel through pyrolysis — a process that heats sorted plastic waste in a low-oxygen (or oxygen-free) chamber, breaking its long hydrocarbon chains down into shorter ones. These vapors are then condensed into a liquid fuel oil, similar to diesel, along with residual gas and char byproducts. At COCO Social Fund's Kimnara facility in Cepaka, Bali, this plastic-to-fuel process is part of our circular economy approach to plastic waste management.
Is plastic pyrolysis safe? expand_more
When operated correctly with proper temperature control, sealed reactors, and trained operators, pyrolysis is considered a safer alternative to open burning of plastic waste, since it significantly reduces the release of black carbon and toxic smoke into the air. Our Kimnara pyrolysis unit is run by a dedicated Pyrolysis Operator following standard operating procedures. As with any thermal waste-processing technology, ongoing maintenance and emissions monitoring are essential for safe, sustainable operation.
Can plastic become diesel or gasoline? expand_more
Yes. Depending on the plastic feedstock and the pyrolysis and distillation conditions used, the resulting liquid fuel can be refined into diesel-range or gasoline-range fractions, commonly referred to as plastic-derived fuel or pyrolysis oil. This is one of the key alternative fuel pathways being explored across Indonesia as a waste-to-energy solution, alongside broader renewable energy efforts.
What does an educational tour in Bali with COCO Social Fund look like? expand_more
Our educational tourism programs in Cepaka Village, Tabanan, invite students, volunteers, and travelers to see plastic waste management and pyrolysis technology in action, learn about the Tri Hita Karana philosophy of balance between people, nature, and spirit, and engage directly with the local community through the Cepaka Learning Center. It's a hands-on way to experience sustainable tourism in Bali beyond typical sightseeing.
How does COCO Social Fund manage and recycle plastic waste in Bali? expand_more
We work with local communities in Cepaka and surrounding Tabanan villages on waste sorting, plastic recovery, and recycling, then route non-recyclable plastic into our pyrolysis program to be converted into fuel rather than sent to landfill or burned openly. This circular economy model is central to our broader plastic waste management strategy in Bali and Indonesia.
What environmental education and community sustainability programs are available? expand_more
Through the Cepaka Learning Center and community programs, we offer environmental education for local youth, volunteer opportunities, membership and collaboration pathways for organizations, and awareness campaigns — all designed to build long-term community sustainability and climate action in Bali. See our team and volunteer family or ways to get involved to learn more.
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