Foundation

Assets & Foundations for Development

Building on existing foundations. Verified assets and resources that form the institutional base. We clearly distinguish between existing assets and potential expansion.

Educational & Development Land

Educational land±7,000 m²

Existing asset — located in Sumedang, West Java.

Productive / Agroindustrial Land

Productive land±9,000 m²

Existing asset — includes areas for aquaculture, agriculture, and livestock activities.

Existing Productive Activities

AquacultureCurrently active
AgricultureCurrently active
Poultry / LivestockCurrently active
Biomass utilizationExploration stageexploration
Coconut waste utilizationExploration stageexploration

Existing productive learning activities. Some areas remain in exploration stage.

Human Resources

Academic networkAvailable
Professional networkAvailable
Islamic education specialistsAvailable
Management teamAvailable

Includes professionals, academics, and Islamic education specialists associated with the Foundation and its networks.

Institutional Networks

Educational institutionsNetwork access
Professional networksNetwork access
Community organizationsNetwork access
Cooperative networksThrough ANUWAS

Through its institutional relationships and community networks, including engagement with ANUWAS, the Foundation has access to broader opportunities for community empowerment.

Important Distinction

Assets listed above are existing and verified. Potential expansion, future land acquisition, or planned development are not presented as existing assets. The Foundation maintains a clear distinction between what currently exists and what represents future opportunity.

ANUWAS — Institutional Relationship

ANUWAS is a separate cooperative/network platform associated with community economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, cooperative activities, and community development. Through its institutional relationships and community networks, including engagement with ANUWAS, Yayasan Mercusuar Ilmu has access to broader opportunities for community empowerment, entrepreneurship, skills development, and local economic development. ANUWAS is a separate entity and is not legally owned by the Foundation.