BRI KUR Help Comring Safgi Ride Class until Open Work Field · Global Voices

The munitions are not ordinary agricultural commodities for Ari Saftari, the Began Sawah village, Wangunjaya Village, the honor of the flood, Garut County.

Since 2004, it's been made to be a comring and a variety of snacks through the World War Comring Safagi, and then sold through stores and resellers networks.

"The effort went from the number of cassava in our area to more varied snacks, one of which was comring. On the other hand, there are residents who need extra jobs with time that don't take too much of their daily activities," Ari says.

In the development of his efforts, Ari used the BrI KUR to improve production capacity, expand marketing, and increase the amount of labor that would target local citizens.

Today, as many as 12 citizens are involved in various stages of production. The flexible hours of labor allow them to make more money without ruling out house responsibilities.

"This conring business helps with their family's income. It's also flexible enough that it doesn't interfere with house responsibilities. Workers are involved from peeling and scrubbing casings, peeling them into a comring, to packing products for sale," Ari's mouth.

Keeping the availability of raw materials one of the challenges, especially during the dry season. When supplies from farmers in the surrounding areas are reduced and the price of the Singuals increases, he has to find the raw materials from the outside areas to keep the production going.

"Thank God, Bri KUR is helping to meet capital needs so we can increase production and expand marketing. This development also provides economic benefits for our families and the people around us," plus.

The progress of the PD Comring Sabargi through BRI's KUR support is in accordance with the research conducted by the BRI Research Institute in 2025 by the "Power EFFECTIVE Survey and UMKM charge."

The research suggests that BRI's KUR financing has a positive effect on an increased omzet of the effort of microworking, small, middle (UMKM) to double digits.

Based on the research on 2,928 BRI loan responders, the fact that 66.2 percent of the debtors have increased their efforts.

In detail, 45.9 percent respondents report a rise in 5-15 percent. This survey also indicates that the UMKM business activity continues to show improvement trends as it increases access to productive financing.

The director of Mithro BRI, Akhmad Purvakaya explained, through the distribution, BRI emits the commitment to support Asta Cita, especially on the pillars of increasing quality jobs and promoting entrepreneurship.

"Through KUR, BRI helped UMKM grow stronger, rose class, and was helpless in the market. The increase of omzets that the debtors achieved became proof that financial incubations were able to push economic growth at the root level of grass," Akhmad caps.