Tumpek Wariga is a crucial ceremony for many farmers and the Balinese community to maintain the balance between humans and plants to provide raw materials for food and their income. Seeing its importance, the Earth-Centered Coalition (Koalisi Ekonomi Membumi in Bahasa/KEM) organized the Tumpek Wariga Festival on 2-4th February, with the theme "Forest in Harmony," a collaborative celebration involving multiple parties in the agroforestry supply chain in Bali. Through this activity, it is hoped that it can increase public awareness to preserve local wisdom that is in harmony with nature, in line with efforts to maintain economic resilience. 

Nusantara, a vast expanse of thousands of islands, cradles a multitude of traditional wisdom. Within the lively and varied archipelago of Indonesia, a tapestry of 360 ethnic groups unfolds, each navigating life with distinct approaches to livelihood. At its core, the ancestors of this diverse land ingeniously discovered and crafted unique paths to meet their fundamental needs: sandang (clothing), pangan (food), papan (shelter), and the essence of their sadar (well-being).