Yayasan Emas Hitam Indonesia is a grassroots permaculture organization that aims to promote, support and develop regenerative solutions across Indonesia. Their name means "black gold" and refers to their belief that healthy soil is the key to regenerating food systems and communities. Emas Hitam provides permaculture and regenerative agriculture training, design services, and consulting throughout Indonesia and has developed their own project site and farmer community in Petulu village in Bali. They focus on sharing practical, local, and cost-effective techniques to improve farmers' livelihoods, promote ecological restoration, and help communities adapt to climate change and the Bali water crisis. From their Petulu garden, they offer seeds, compost, fresh produce, value added products, farm-to-table experiences, and Permaculture Garden Days. Emas Hitam Indonesia is registered locally as a not-for-profit organization. They partner with Slow Food Bali, Navdanya International, Ubud Food Festival, IDEP Foundation, Udayana University, Food Tank Bali, Goddess Kitchen, Kiss the Ground, and Alila Hotels.