
KINETIK Sweef Fellows Case Study: Ternakin
The first phase of the KINETIK Sweef Entrepreneurs’ Program was a joint initiative between the Australia–Indonesia Climate, Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Partnership (KINETIK) and The Sweef Institute (Sweef). The program supported green enterprises that were led by women or improved the lives of women. The support was in the form of tailored technical assistance designed to strengthen business performance, operational systems, and inclusive growth.
In this Fellow Case Study, we spotlight Ternakin, an Indonesian social enterprise helping improve aquaculture productivity by combining practical technology with on-the-ground mentorship for rural fish farmers. By strengthening local fish production, the company contributes to food security while supporting more sustainable livelihoods across Indonesia’s aquaculture sector.
The company’s Fellowship journey shows how stronger impact management, financial planning, and governance can help growing businesses communicate their value more clearly, build credibility with investors, and position themselves for sustainable long-term growth. Through tailored technical assistance, Ternakin formalised its first Impact Measurement & Management framework, published its inaugural impact report, strengthened its financial model, and more than doubled its Gender ROI™ score, turning existing operational data into credible evidence for better decisions and stronger investor engagement.
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