At an automotive manufacturing site in Indonesia, a small landscaping initiative is supporting greener habits, practical knowledge sharing, and stronger community connections.
A nursery with a broader purpose
Landscaping plays an important role in maintaining a clean, well-presented environment across industrial sites. At an automotive manufacturing site in Indonesia, this work has taken on an additional purpose.
Nuryana, a gardener with OCS Indonesia, manages plant nurseries as part of his daily responsibilities. Alongside maintaining ornamental plants for the site, he introduced a simple idea; using the nursery space to grow food crops that could be shared.
Starting with tomato and chilli seedlings from his own home, he worked with colleagues to cultivate a small number of plants within the existing nursery setup.
Practical actions, visible results
The outcome was straightforward.
From around 20 plants, each produced between one and two kilograms of fresh produce. The harvest was shared among colleagues and customers on site.