The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Event held in a hybrid manner was attended by a number of high school students from Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi, Karawang, and virtually by 25 representative schools from all regions of Indonesia. "The hope is not only to reduce emissions, but also to explore and utilize opportunities in new opportunities, aimed at the economic development of society," said Bob Azam, Vice President Director of PT Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN), in his statement, quoted on Tuesday, April 30, 2024."

TEY invites high school students, in groups consisting of 2 students and 1 accompanying teacher, to participate by submitting project proposals and innovative ideas for environmental improvement. After conducting the kick-off activity, the TEY program continues with socialization, proposal selection, project guidance, project implementation and mentoring, final judging, and announcement of the winners.

In the same occasion, Vice President Director of PT Toyota-Astra Motor (TAM), Henry Tanoto, stated that Toyota Indonesia is committed to implementing the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050 by reducing emissions from produced vehicles and supporting the Indonesian Government's Net Zero Emission 2060 to create a comfortable environment for everyone. Initiated in 2005, TEY has emerged as a competition for the environmental greening movement and care by Toyota Indonesia (PT Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia and PT Toyota-Astra Motor).

Since 2013, mangrove planting activities have been carried out with an area coverage of 14 hectares in Cilebar and Cilamaya, and have successfully absorbed carbon emissions of more than 2,300 tons. In addition, a sakura park has also been developed in Lawu, Central Java, in collaboration with various parties since 2018. Furthermore, a bamboo garden has been created with the planting of 17 bamboo species in the Karawang Factory area, West Java.

As a sustainable program, TEY also contributes to building an eco gallery, which is a facility for environmental learning. A total of 32 schools in various regions of Indonesia that consistently participate in this competition, receive eco gallery facilities as classrooms for learning and activities related to environmental projects and innovations.