At the heart of every lasting change is a leader who dares to care. Leaders working for environmental change often carry the weight of entire systems on their shoulders. But, change cannot happen at the cost of burnout.
We design programs that spark resilience, shift systems, and reimagine how people, planet, and prosperity can thrive together.
Lasting change begins with the people who lead it. At BLESS, transformation grows through steady presence, meaningful connection, and momentum built together.
We create safe spaces for leaders to pause, reflect, build emotional resilience, and help them cultivate the clarity and focus needed to navigate complexity.
We bridge silos across systems, helping leaders build trust, collaboration, and alignment that can unlock more coordinated change.
We support leaders to grow what matters by shifting behaviors, scaling impact, and strengthening ecosystems through strategic and systemic approaches.
With programs currently evolving, BLESS advances systemic and leadership interventions to support Indonesia’s ecological and economic transformation.
Support for leaders to rest, reflect, and regain clarity through tailored retreats, emotional resilience tools, and deep listening.
Support for leaders driving bold policy, business, and behavioral change, rooted in local context, data, and courage.
These are the strategic goals BLESS is shaping today to support the long-term vision of 2045, aligned with Project FLARE—Fostering Linkages in Actionable Reform of Economy.
In collaboration with Koalisi Ekonomi Membumi, Project FLARE serves as the long-term framework guiding Indonesia’s shift beyond extractive industries. It focuses on high-risk regions, aligning diverse actors to deliver measurable outcomes by 2045.
Indonesia is projected to expand monoculture plantations by 30–40% and grow the extractive industry’s GDP share beyond 13% by 2045. This trajectory will continue unless a new pathway takes root. FLARE aims to be that turning point.
20 million hectares of forests and peatlands protected and restored across high-risk critical ecosystem areas.
8.5 million jobs in Responsible Bioeconomy sectors, with 4 million professionals trained
25.51 GT CO₂e mitigated cumulatively, with 1.4 GT CO₂e per year
Extractive industries contribute less than 10% to GDP
Increase to at least 90% with at least 12% of national GDP driven by nature-based Responsible Bioeconomy