Bali, with its unique cultural and natural assets, has the potential to become a hub for the international research and development community for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The work is in going and BiriWorld is part of the ongoing work. With our involvement, we hope to promote collaboration between local and international organizations, and establish platforms for knowledge sharing. In addition,

Bali's vibrant cultural heritage and traditional wisdom make it an inspiring place for researchers to study and develop solutions for sustainable development. Local communities in Bali have long maintained a harmonious relationship with nature and have valuable knowledge about sustainable farming practices, traditional medicine, and renewable energy sources. Leveraging this cultural heritage can lead to innovative solutions with a strong community-based approach.

Additionally, the traditional people of Bali strongly believe in the concept of Tri Kaya Parisudha, which promotes purity of thoughts, words, and deeds. This concept encourages individuals to reduce their negative impact on the environment by practicing sustainable living. For instance, many Balinese families have embraced eco-friendly practices such as organic farming, waste reduction, and recycling.