Contact & transparency
Reach us. Check us.
A small project should be easy to reach and easy to audit. Here is how to do both.
How to reach the project
Write by e-mail or WhatsApp, or send a direct message on Instagram or TikTok. All four routes were given by the project owner.
Privacy
This site sets no analytics cookies and stores no personal data. The only cookie is an optional language preference. The contact form opens your own e-mail application; nothing is sent to or kept by this site. Photographs of identifiable people are published on the project owner's statement that written permission was given, and are removed on request.
How we check a claim before it goes on this site
- Every factual sentence is traced to a dated source: a document, a photograph's metadata, a letter, or a written account by the founder.
- Claims with two independent internal sources are labelled Documented. Claims resting on the founder's account alone are labelled Project record and attributed as such.
- Numbers that were planning targets are never shown as results. Where a measurement has not been made we write 'not yet recorded'.
- External statistics appear only with publisher, year and link, and only as context.
- This register is reviewed when new evidence arrives. The year of the last review is shown on the Impact page.
Key claims and their standing
| Claim | Standing | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Project began in 2025; the photographed record starts in 2026 | Project record | Start year: stated by the project owner, 2026, who describes 2025 as mostly research and working out how the activity would run; that period was not photographed. Record: photo metadata and planning sheets (2026) |
| Material: leftover tile, paving and brick from a family depot | Documented | Planning sheets (2026); CV; essay drafts |
| Reclaimed material used only as non-structural cladding | Documented | Both planning sheets state the rule |
| Residents reported too few disposal points, burning, nowhere to sit | Project record | Founder's written account (2026) |
| About five local makers, paid per job | Project record | Founder CV (2026) |
| Nine units installed in public areas in 2026 | Project record | Founder CV citing a letter from the kelurahan head; letter held by the project, not yet published |
| Chairs passed a three-day use test | Project record | Founder CV (2026) |
| Kilograms of material reused | Not yet recorded | Never weighed; planning targets only |
| Waste now sorted / less waste burned | Not yet recorded | Not measured; we make no such claim |
Project documents
Public copies of the planning sheets and the kelurahan letter will be linked here once the founder approves publication and personal data has been removed.
- Prototype planning sheets, 2026 — pending approval
- Letter from the head of Kelurahan Cipawitra, 2026 — pending approval
- Documentation brief and interview ethics, 2026 — pending approval
Credits
- Residents and kelurahan staff of Cipawitra, who named the need.
- Local makers, paid per job, who built every unit.
- The family building-materials business, which donated material and space.
- The documentation team behind the 'Dari Sisa untuk Desa' series.
- Typefaces: Plus Jakarta Sans and JetBrains Mono, both under the SIL Open Font License.
- Website designed and built for the project in 2026.
What is still incomplete on this site
- Photographs: some moments have no photograph yet (the first visit to the kelurahan, bins and seating in daily use). Those slots show labelled stand-in drawings. The written permission for photographs that show faces is stated by the project owner; the letter is not yet on file.
- Locations of the nine units and the split between bins and chairs.
- Actual weights, costs and hours.