In 2004, the Tahija Foundation initiated and launched a research and pilot project to help find a solution to the DengueHemorrhagic Fever (DHF) issue. The research was implemented in Yogyakarta in three stages since 2004 and was concluded at the…

The legacy of knowledge is timeless and not rendered irrelevant by the passage of time. Building schools, contributing funds, as well as energy and innovations for schools are acts of inheritance that shall never cease in their usefulness and last…

The Tahija Foundation has supported research activities conducted by Yogyakarta Archeological Center in order to uncover the extent of the Losari Site. This activity at the Losari Temple Site became an interest of the Tahija Foundation because its existence contributes…

In an effort to support the conservation endangered wildlife in the Ujung Kulon National Park, Banten, the Tahija Foundation funds several activities that indirectly enhance the improvement of the habitat of the targeted wildlife (in particular the endemic Javan rhinoceros).…

To alleviate the sufferings of the people who were affected by the disaster in several places in Indonesia such as Aceh, Yogya, Pangandaran, Manado and elsewhere, Tahija Foundation and its partners distribute humanitarian aids such as medical workers and medicine,…