a. Residents living in the planned PT Green Konservasi Indonesia's area (project land) have started building temporary housing (work huts) in the 2000s. This means that they are estimated to have occupied these temporary residences (work huts) for more than 20 years.

The majority of residents around the planned Green Konservasi Indonesia (project land) area have a history of being immigrants. They come from various regions as follows:

There are at least three (3) types of main livelihoods for residents around the planned GKI (project land) area.

The main livelihood of the first generation (grandfathers) and the next generation (fathers) has relatively not changed significantly. The majority of the residents of Gilirang Village earn their livelihood as planters (deep coconut cultivation) and the majority of residents of Juru Taro and Kuala Sugihan Villages earn their livelihood as fishermen (marine). The difference is, the next generation (fathers) began to build additional livelihoods such as aquaculture (pond fish cultivation), agriculture (tidal rice cultivation) and trading.

a. People with the main livelihood as fishermen (sea) earn an average income of IDR 4,000,000,-/month to IDR 5,000,000,-/month. The source of income is obtained from the sale of sea fish to collectors. Income stability can be disrupted during extreme weather seasons. This condition can occur once a year (fishermen cannot catch fish and shrimp at sea).

b. People whose main livelihood is as planters (deep coconut) earn an average income of IDR 4,000,000,-/month to IDR 5,000,000,-/month. The source of income is obtained from the sale of plantation products (inner coconut) to collectors. Income stability can be disrupted if the selling price of plantation products (indoor coconut) experiences a decline in price.

c. People whose main livelihood is fish farming earn an average income of IDR 4,000,000/month to IDR 5,000,000/month. The source of income is obtained from selling the results of fish and shrimp cultivation in ponds to collectors. Income stability can be disrupted if the selling price of pond culture products (fish and shrimp) decreases.

a. Children start school at the age range of 5-7 years. Some children start school from Early Childhood Education (PAUD) or Kindergarten (TK), some start school directly at elementary school (SD) level.

b. Some teenagers continue their education to universities outside the region such as Palembang (the provincial capital). The majority of teenagers who have completed higher education do not return to the village (hometown). They prefer to work outside the village, such as in Palembang (the provincial capital) or in other regions according to assignments from the institution where they work.

The closest health facility in the form of a hospital (RS) is in the Provincial Capital with a distance of ± 110 km. To get to the hospital, the community's main access is via water transportation (river). Generally, people use rented vehicles when they have to go to the hospital for treatment (speed boat).

There are many choices of nearby hospitals in Palembang (the provincial capital). Almost all hospitals have 24-hour service operations and are equipped with an emergency department (IGD). Several hospitals provide treatment services for common diseases that the majority of people suffer from, such as fever, acute respiratory infections, diarrhea and tuberculosis, as well as skin diseases and special diseases such as heart disease and stroke. Apart from that, there are also several maternal and child hospitals (RSIA).

Fee Hospital:

People view hospital treatment costs as relatively expensive. This is influenced by two (2) factors. First, mobility costs to and from the nearest hospital can be said to be expensive. They have to pay for water transportation (speed boats) and land transportation (cars). Second, not all medical and treatment costs are covered by the state health insurance program (BPJS). Many certain treatment facilities and special medicines are not covered by BPJS. People go for treatment to the nearest hospital in several situations where the type of disease cannot be treated by the Community Health Center (Pustu) or traditional medicine.

There have never been cases of children dying due to accidents or suffering from certain diseases.

Each community (hamlet, village and tribe) has parents with an age range of ≥ 60 years who are considered influential figures. These parents are respected and positioned as a place to ask for advice and views on certain matters such as history, customs and social institutions. The majority of parents are pioneering figures in regional development.

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