AVASA
Building a Sustainable Future
AVASA embraces cutting-edge sustainable building practices, utilizing eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient technologies to minimize environmental impact while enhancing comfort and quality of life.
Climate change, deforestation, & carbon output
Environmental Impact
Traditional construction accounts for 39% of global carbon emissions and consumes vast amounts of non-renewable resources.
Energy Inefficiency
Buildings consume 40% of global energy, with conventional structures wasting up to 30% through poor insulation and design.
Rising Costs
Construction costs have increased by 36% in the last decade, while resource scarcity continues to drive material prices higher.
The Crucial Need
The construction industry urgently needs adopters and users who embrace sustainable practices to reduce environmental impact, improve energy efficiency, and control costs while maintaining quality and comfort. This presents a significant opportunity to drive the adoption of eco-friendly building technologies at scale.
Innovative Sustainable Solutions
Revolutionizing Construction
Avasa plans to use cutting-edge construction solutions that combine sustainable materials, innovative design, and advanced technology to create buildings that are environmentally friendly, energy-efficient, and cost-effective.
Eco-friendly Materials
Sustainable, locally-sourced materials with 70% lower carbon footprint
Energy Efficiency
Designs that reduce energy consumption by up to 60% compared to traditional buildings
Cost-Effective Solutions
20-30% reduction in lifetime building costs through efficiency and durability
Circular Design Principles
Buildings designed for material reuse, recycling and minimal waste
Sustainable Real Estate Investment
Designed for long-term value appreciation with eco-conscious construction, ensuring higher returns and lower maintenance costs.
Scalable Development
Modular and flexible designs that adapt to market demand, supporting mixed-use developments and rapid urban expansion.
Regulatory-Ready Properties
Fully compliant with international green building certifications, zoning laws, and government sustainability initiatives.
Sustainability & ESG Impact
AVASA's operations directly advance multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals, creating measurable impact on climate action, renewable energy deployment, and biodiversity conservation.
UN SDG Alignment
Goal 9
Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation through sustainable building practices.
Read moreGoal 11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable through smart eco-development and carbon-negative infrastructure.
Read moreGoal 12
Responsible Consumption and Production
Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns through circular economy principles and waste-to-resource technologies.
Read moreGoal 7
Affordable & Clean Energy
Carbon-negative infrastructure with integrated renewable energy systems, generating more power than consumed through multiple green technologies.
Read moreGoal 13
Climate Action
Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts through comprehensive carbon sequestration and sustainable business practices.
Read moreGoal 15
Life on Land
Forest conservation, soil restoration, and biodiversity enhancement through sustainable agriculture and eco-development practices.
Read moreGovernment Collaboration
Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf)
- Incentives: AVASA can qualify for sustainable tourism development grants, tax breaks, and promotional partnerships to support a net-zero retreat
- Green Destination Certification: Official recognition under Indonesia’s Sustainable Tourism Destination framework boosts credibility and marketing reach.
Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK)
- Net-Zero Compliance Support: AVASA’s commitment to carbon neutrality aligns with Indonesia’s FOLU (Forestry and Other Land Use) Net Sink 2030 Strategy—potential for technical assistance and policy support.
- Major Reforestation & Conservation Partnerships: Aligning with Indonesia’s FOLU Net Sink 2030 strategy, AVASA could secure reforestation funding & land rehabilitation grants.
- National Carbon Market Participation (IDXCarbon): AVASA can partner with the government’s national carbon exchange for long-term carbon offset agreements.
Local Government & Regional Development Offices
- Land Use & Zoning Assistance: Engaging with regional zoning authorities ensures smooth approvals for eco-hospitality infrastructure.
- Small-Scale Infrastructure Grants: Local governments may support road access, water management, and renewable energy integration.
National Research & Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Eco-Tech Innovation Partnerships: Access to research funding, collaboration opportunities, and R&D grants for green technology integration in the business hub's co-working spaces.
Regional Economic Development Authorities
Business Hub Special Economic Zones (SEZs): AVASA may qualify for SEZ benefits, such as reduced corporate taxes, fast-track business registration, and import/export duty exemptions.
Indonesia's Food Estate Program
Integration with national food security initiatives and climate-smart agriculture programs, with government backing for expansion.
ASEAN Net Zero Goals
Carbon-negative development aligns with regional climate commitments, positioning the project as a model for sustainable development across Southeast Asia.
Ministry of Finance & Ministry of Industry
Tax Incentives & Low-Interest Green Loans: AVASA’s large-scale sustainability model may qualify for green financing instruments such as: Indonesia’s Sovereign Green Sukuk Bonds, government-backed sustainability-linked loans, and corporate income tax reductions for ESG-aligned investments.
Ministry of Investment (BKPM - Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board)
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Incentives: AVASA’s business hub aligns with Indonesia’s push for ESG-friendly investments, making it eligible for investment tax breaks & priority licensing.
Ministry of Public Works & Housing (PUPR)
- Smart & Green Infrastructure Support: Potential collaboration for green building certifications, low-carbon construction materials, and circular economy initiatives.
- Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): AVASA could participate in PPP programs for waste-to-energy solutions, water conservation systems, and micro-mobility projects.
Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) & Climate Finance Programs
- AVASA aligns with Indonesia’s JETP commitments, making it a prime candidate for carbon-neutral development funding via international climate finance programs.
- Access to sovereign green bonds, carbon credit markets, and global ESG investments.
ASEAN Smart Cities Network (ASCN)
Recognition as a Model Smart City Development: The AVASA business hub could participate in ASEAN Smart City initiatives, gaining exposure to regional policymakers, investors, and cross-border partnerships.
Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources (ESDM)
Renewable Energy Incentives: AVASA’s integrated solar, hydro, and biomass systems may qualify for: Feed-in tariffs (FiT) for renewable energy sales to the national grid, import duty exemptions on renewable energy technology, and carbon reduction subsidies for sustainable construction.
Agricultural Scope & Implementation Plan
Our phased implementation strategy focuses on rapid revenue generation, sustainable infrastructure, and long-term scalability. Over the next 36 months, we will deploy innovative solutions that monetize carbon sequestration, enhance agricultural productivity, and establish a world-class eco-business hub.
Agricultural Carbon Credit Model
Land Use & Reforestation
- Dedicating 30 hectares of land with a reforestation potential of 1,000 trees/ha, contributing to at-scale carbon sequestration.
- 10–30% of the land dedicated to mixed-crop agroforestry, integrating high-value perennial crops such as cacao, coffee, and fruit trees to maximize biodiversity and revenue generation.
Regenerative Farming for Food Production
Ensuring self-sufficiency for the hotel’s restaurant and wellness center.
Food Forest Initiative
Establishing a polyculture agroforestry system with biochar-enhanced soil, creating a self-sustaining, high-yield ecosystem that supports local food security.
Edible Gardens & Hydroponic Systems
Herbs, spices, and medicinal plants used in culinary and wellness treatments.
Biochar Enhancements
Soil restoration to improve water retention, reduce soil degradation, and boost nutrient cycles.
Integrated Food Production
Dedicated to residents, employees, and eco-tourists, including sustainable aquaponics, vertical farming, and large-scale organic farming zones.
Ecosystem Growth
Biodiversity corridors & pollinator gardens to enhance ecosystem health and climate resilience.
Community Eco-Education
Educational and research partnerships to study soil regeneration, climate-smart agriculture, and sustainable land management.
Case Studies
Biochar Implementation in Central Java
A pilot project in Central Java showcased a 20% increase in rice yields paired with a 30% reduction in water usage upon introducing biochar and the TerraGrow™. These improvements directly support the government's water management and efficiency programs.
TerraRoot Technology in Durian Orchards
Application of TerraRoot technology in durian orchards resulted in a 25% boost in fruit production and a 40% improvement in transplant success rates. This case not only demonstrates the technology's efficacy but also underpins Indonesia's ambition to expand tropical fruit exports, particularly in emerging export markets.
International Success Stories
Additional international case studies, such as those from Cambodia (Husk Ventures) and Thailand's biochar initiatives, further reinforce the potential for successful technology adoption in Indonesia. These examples showcase the adaptability and effectiveness of our approaches across diverse agricultural environments in Southeast Asia.
Project Highlights
Eco Retreat Villas
A collection of sustainably designed villas that blend luxury with regenerative environmental practices. These retreats leverage green building materials, energy-efficient systems, and on-site agroforestry to minimize their carbon footprint.
Eco Business Hub
A mixed-use sustainable development integrating green technology business incubation, eco-tourism, and wellness-oriented real estate. This hub serves as a model for integrating smart infrastructure with regenerative agriculture and green enterprise development.
Eco Smart City
A large-scale regenerative urban development focused on sustainable real estate, climate resilience, and smart city innovation. This carbon-negative city is designed to accommodate businesses, research institutions, and long-term residents seeking a future-proof living and working environment.