First 3 Party Collaboration in Indonesia! Charm Sanitary Napkin Brand, YKPI & Ministry of Health: https://p2ptm.kemkes.go.id/kegiatan-p2ptm/dki-jakarta/kolaborasi-3-pihak-pertama-di-indonesia-brand-pembalut-charm-ykpi-kementerian-kesehatan-meluncurkan-slogan-ayo-sadari-setelah-menstruasi-menuju-0-penemuan-kanker-payudara-stadium-lanjut/6 October 2022
The Charm sanitary napkin brand collaborated with YKPI (Indonesian Breast Cancer Foundation) and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenkes) to launch the slogan "Let's BSE After Menstruation" at a press conference held on October 6 at the Mulia Hotel, Jakarta. This collaboration of 3 parties with the theme of early detection of breast cancer cases between the private sector, non-governmental organizations and the Ministry is the first of its kind in Indonesia. In addition, with the donation given by Charm to YKPI to penetrate the breast self-examination (BSE) movement, it is hoped that it can support Pink Ribbon activities in October which is celebrated as breast cancer awareness month, in order to contribute to the realization of the discovery of advanced breast cancer launched by Ministry of Health.

Garment Industry Prepared to Move to Southern West Java: http://www.industry.co.id/read/16640/industri-garmen-bersiap-pindah-ke-jawa-barat-bagian-selatan/23 September 2017
The Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan said that the government was considering developing industrial estates in the southern region of West Java. The potential industry that can be developed in the area is garment (clothing).

In order to develop the garment industry in the area, Luhut suggested the existence of competitive wage rates against other regions. So that the development of the textile downstream industry can be realized properly, and the economy of the surrounding community can also increase. While the approach used is hard (infrastructure) and soft (human resources). This approach relates to things that happen in the region, such as children not attending school because there is no adequate infrastructure.