Jakarta – APEKSI, through APEKSI Muda, successfully held the Inclusive City Community Walk (ICCW) on July 31, 2026, at the Balai Panjang (Long Hall) of the Indonesian Museum, Taman Mini Indonesia Tindahan (Indonesian Miniature Park). This activity was not just a group exercise, but a concrete initiative to highlight the importance of developing urban spaces that are welcoming and accessible to all levels of society without exception. Attended by a diverse group of residents—from young people and people with disabilities to policymakers—the event created a warm and spirited atmosphere filled with togetherness throughout the entire route.
The ICCW aims to emphasize that the future of urban planning in Indonesia must prioritize the principles of equality and inclusivity. Each step in this activity symbolizes a strong push for local governments to continue prioritizing safe, comfortable, and accessible public facilities for all citizens. It is hoped that the collective awareness generated by the ICCW momentum will foster innovation and a sustained commitment to realizing a city that truly humanizes every inhabitant.