Our Journey of Impact
2015 - 2016
2017 - 2019
2020 - 2021
2022 - 2023
2024
2015 - 2016
Established as a coworking space in Bali, creating a collaborative community for early-stage entrepreneurs.
Founded Coworking Indonesia Association, uniting coworking communities across Indonesia to strengthen local ecosystems.
2017 - 2019
Expanded from a local hub into a national ecosystem enabler through Gerakan Nasional 1000 Startup Digital.
Launched Ruang & Tempo and Kembali Innovation Hub as a model for ecosystem building.
Launched and became a strategic partner for national startup movement.
2020 - 2021
Established KUMPUL Advisory, delivering incubation, accelerator, and business matchmaking programs.
Partnered with government and private sectors to implement national-scale entrepreneurship programs.
Introduced KUMPUL X as the first flagship accelerator program.
Introduced Global Market Access (GMA) programs to support startup scale-up journeys.
2022 - 2023
Integrated women’s empowerment as a core pillar, providing targeted support for women entrepreneurs.
Expanded Global Market Access (GMA) programs, facilitating outbound and inbound startup immersions.
Developed Venture Studio & Advisory services, offering tailored solutions for business growth.
Piloted joint research and impact measurement initiatives (SCRIN) to generate insights into the entrepreneurial landscape.
2024
Launched KUMPUL Impact Foundation as a social arm of KUMPUL that focusing on women empowerment, MSMEs, and climate resilience.
Expanded strategic alliances across Asia-Pacific regions: Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia, Japan, and Australia.
Co-hosted a global entrepreneurship event to further position KUMPUL as a regional ecosystem enabler.
Publishing the first-ever KUMPUL Impact Report, highlighting a decade of enabling entrepreneurship.
Who We Stand With
We focus on entrepreneurs who face structural challenges, not just sector labels. These are founders who:
Too Early for Institutional Capital
In need of foundational support to grow before seeking larger funding.
Limited Access
Where opportunities are unreachable, whether In small towns or underserved communities.
Creating Meaningful Solution Yet Struggles to Scale
Those without fair access to markets, funding, and mentorship to creating bigger impact.
Our Focus Area
Implementation Approach
Works with and through partners across sectors to scale sustainable impact locally and regionally.
Core MISSION
Democratizing access to knowledge, capital, and networks for Indonesia’s entrepreneurs.
1. Social Inclusion
Centering women’s empowerment and inclusive participation.
2. Climate Resilience Communities
Promoting environmental sustainability and disaster resilience.
3. Economic Empowerment
Supporting equitable, green, and inclusive economic growth.
Because empowering women entrepreneurs is not just about inclusion, it is about unlocking half of Indonesia’s innovation potential.
Women-led MSMEs and startups face systemic barriers in funding and visibility, and we aim to close that gap.
Because entrepreneurs are engines of job creation and innovation. By supporting early-stage businesses and MSMEs, we drive inclusive economic growth and enable local communities to thrive.
Because climate resilience is central to sustainable entrepreneurship. From promoting green economy practices to enabling low-carbon MSME solutions, we help businesses grow without compromising the planet’s future.
Because expanding access to entrepreneurs through funding and networks, especially for underserved communities, helps level the playing field and unlock greater opportunities for growth.
Because strong collaborations between stakeholders across ecosystems, both locally and globally, drive collective impact and accelerate sustainable development.
Thematic Pathways
Enhancing energy, water, & food resilience.
Promoting healthy environments & green economy.
Facilitating urban-rural economic integration & equitable growth.
Ensuring inclusive digital & entrepreneurial development.
Why Our Works Matters
01
Fragmented Ecosystem
Bridging regions, industries,
and stakeholders, orchestrating stronger cross-sector collaborations.
02
Unequal Access to Smart Capital
Blending alternative capital that combines finance, learning, and connections to fuel growth and resilience.
Why Our Works Matters
03
Digital Divide & Readiness
Supporting responsible and inclusive adoption of technology, including AI, ensure no one is excluded.
04
Policy & Regulation Gaps
Bridging regions, industries,
and stakeholders, orchestrating stronger cross-sector collaborations.
05
Weak Localized Impact Frameworks
Blending alternative capital that combines finance, learning, and connections to fuel growth and resilience.
How We Drive Impact
Place
Supporting and working alongside local community hubs that enable collaboration, learning and innovation that lasts.
Programs
Designing human-centered solutions tailored to local challenges and opportunities.
People
Nurturing a network of changemakers from grassroots leaders to experienced practitioners, who drive impact and resilience.
Connect
Facilitate connections among community leaders, and entrepreneur support ecosystem.
Create
Enable co-creation solutions through active participatory processes.
Catalyze
Incubate and accelerate ideas into sustainable, impactful models.
Our Programs
Creating Impact with Collective Action
Talent
Development
Empowering individuals and organizations with essential skills to thrive in business environments.
Our Partners
Stories of Impact
Bq. Ernawati
Chili Farmer, NTB
EmPower II Participants
As a result of the introduction of the solar dryer, I am motivated and inspired to expand my farming practices. I am now considering how to produce chili powder and other value-added products.
This is my first time joining regular training sessions. I have learned so much from the trainers and had the chance to connect and collaborate more productively with the women in my community.
Kasmawati Badoraja
Seaweed Farmer, NTT
EmPower II Participants
If I have a small capital, I want to build a small space in front of my house for the dryer.
I believe it will help me produce better-quality dry seaweed, sell it at a higher price, and earn more income.
Meybi
Moringa Farmer, NTT
EmPower II Participants
I used to struggle to meet demand alone. Then I realized that if I could grow with others, we could all succeed together. And when we give knowledge, we’re not just helping people grow crops, we’re helping them grow confidence, purpose, and independence.