Since 2020, MSIG Asia has partnered with Conservation International Asia-Pacific (CIAP) to protect and conserve biodiversity as part of the company's commitment to safeguarding the planet's future. Biodiversity is the wealth of life on earth, and protecting it is fundamental to ensuring that people and nature can thrive. As a source of clean water, food, medicines, mental health benefits, and climate regulators, biodiversity also underpins livelihoods and economies.

Like cars, checking motorcycles' condition after homecoming is very important. In fact, motorcycle maintenance after homecoming is no less important than motorcycle maintenance before leaving for homecoming. Motorcycles driven long distances need to be checked for their condition and whether they are still in prime condition when used for daily activities. Matic motorcycles are no exception.

For those of you who choose a private car to travel for homecoming, you might want to think again. Because the car that has been used for homecoming has to work harder than usual days. Long trips, extreme road terrain, and traffic jams force some components of your car to work extra hard. Even though your car did not experience any problems during the homecoming trip, some parts and components still need to be checked once you return to ensure that the car remains in good health.

MSIG Indonesia participated in mangrove planting efforts in Bahagia Beach, Muara Gembong, Bekasi. Citing information from the Sentral Rehabilitation Mangrove (SRM) Foundation, the existence of mangrove forests on the coast in the area continues to shrink and be damaged due to frequent abrasion. Currently, the mangrove forest in Muara Gembong Sub-district remains at around 600 hectares, down from the previous condition of 10,481.15 hectares, and nearly 350 families have lost their homes.