The renovated Saba Lombang concrete agricultural access road was officially handed over on 2 October 2026, with representatives from Wek I, the Community Empowerment Institution (LPMK), and the road renovation committee in attendance. Originally constructed in 2012 through the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, the road had deteriorated, affecting the safety and comfort of users, particularly farmers who rely on it for their daily activities. The renovation is expected to restore the road’s condition and improve community mobility.

Meanwhile, the drainage channel in Wek IV was officially handed over on 3 October 2026 to representatives of the village administration and the construction committee. The project aimed to improve the capacity and functionality of the existing drainage system, which had experienced sedimentation and narrowing, increasing the risk of water accumulation, particularly during the rainy season.

In addition to helping reduce the risk of flooding in residential areas, the drainage channel supports water supply to fishponds managed by the local community. Water control gates installed at several points also help manage debris carried downstream from upstream areas.

Both initiatives resulted from the 2026 programme coordination process, which sought to address community infrastructure needs. By improving road access and water management, these projects are expected to benefit agricultural activities, residential environmental management, and local economic activities.

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The construction project, valued at IDR 393 million, was carried out through a self-managed scheme by the Napa Village Government, adhering to operational standards that emphasise quality, occupational safety, and transparency. The bridge, officially handed over on 13th September 2025, involved land preparation, the main structure, and supporting features to ensure it can be safely and comfortably used by the public.

Head of the Public Works and Spatial Planning (PUPR) Office of South Tapanuli Regency, Fachri Ananda Harahap, underlined the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration. “The construction of this bridge is clear evidence of synergy between the local government, the company, and the community. With this facility, we hope to maintain accessibility and connectivity for the village, thereby supporting regional development,” he stated.  

Meanwhile, Manager Community Development Agincourt Resources, Rohani Simbolon, highlighted the company’s commitment to social responsibility. “We believe infrastructure is the backbone of community development. The presence of this new bridge in Napa Village is expected to restore residents’ socio-economic activities and provide long-term benefits for future generations,” she said.

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This initiative demonstrates that infrastructure is not merely a physical structure, but also a bridge of hope for improving community welfare.

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Madrasah Diniyah Takmiliyah is a community-based educational institution established on the initiative of local people, long serving as a centre for Islamic education for children and adolescents. It is regarded as the embryo of Islamic boarding schools (pesantren), and today plays a crucial role in shaping a moderate young generation while helping to prevent radicalism. With the new classroom, teaching and learning are expected to take place in a more comfortable and conducive environment.  

The construction of the MDT Desa Napa classroom, valued at IDR 531 million, was carried out through a tender process with a local contractor. All work adhered to Agincourt Resources’ operational standards, ensuring that construction quality was maintained. Beyond the physical building, the project involved the community from planning through to committee formation, fostering a strong sense of ownership.  

Manager Community Development Agincourt Resources, Rohani Simbolon, expressed her hopes for this initiative:  

“We believe education is the foundation for shaping a young generation with character and strong moral values. The presence of this new classroom at MDT Desa Napa is expected to inspire pupils, teachers, and the wider community to continue striving for quality education,” she said.

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The programme aims to provide a proper learning facility, enhance the enthusiasm of both pupils and teachers, and create a more supportive educational environment. In the long term, the MDT Desa Napa development contributes to strengthening the village’s educational capacity and improves basic social infrastructure to support public services in education.

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