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APRIL Group is proudly home to a myriad of talented individuals who contribute to our business and operations in various ways.
In honour of International Women’s Day 2019 this year, we hear from 10 of our female colleagues who work in different areas, including sustainability, research, art, and construction.
Natasha Gabriella
Sustainability Professional
"I handle stakeholder engagement relations and sustainability communication, which includes external communication like our sustainability reports. I studied environmental engineering and industrial ecology in school, so I always knew I wanted to do something that improves the environment and social economy. I’m glad that I’m at a company that’s on the ball when it comes to implementing sustainability – we are making real contributions to advancing sustainable development in Indonesia. It’s also great to see that there are many female sustainability leaders globally, including our own sustainability director! I hope I become one myself in the long term."
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Some of the myths around paper production were tackled in an article by Indonesian news outlet Tirto.id.
One of the most common misconceptions about paper production is that each tree only produces one ream of paper.
Read more: APRIL featured in Article on Paper Facts and Myths
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Riau Andalan Pulp and Paper (RAPP), as one of the largest pulp and paper producers in Indonesia, has made a direct effort to fill the gap and contribute to improving education quality in Indonesia.
Read more: RAPP helps launch first pulp and paper diploma study program in Indonesia
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APRIL is supporting efforts to reduce single-use plastic in Indonesia with a campaign to slash usage in the RAPP Complex in Pangkalan Kerinci, Riau.
The RAPP Complex is home to several thousand of the company’s staff, as well as the facilities they use including the RAPP sports complex, food court, and supermarket.
It is also home to Hotel Unigraha, which accommodates both local and foreign guests in the area.
Read more: APRIL Supports Efforts to Reduce Single-Use Plastic in Indonesia