Suar Archipelago

The name "Suar Archipelago" originates from the word "suar," which means a signal giver to attract fish or a propeller for boats in shallow but fast-flowing upstream rivers. The term "archipelago," according to the Indonesian Dictionary, means a group of islands and, in our interpretation, refers to the nation of Indonesia. Therefore, Suar Archipelago symbolizes an effort to uplift all levels of Indonesian society amidst the challenges posed by insufficient quality education and the uncontrollable forces of globalization. It also aims to create millions of empowered individuals who can, in turn, empower others, acting as suars within their communities.