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Vision, Mission, Values Resilient life in harmony with nature IDEP’s Mission Strengthening community resilience Encouraging the sovereignty of local natural resources Preserve the environment and culture Increasing community capacityStrengthening institutions and networks with various parties Work Value Sustainability Active without violence Community-based and focus on vulnerable groups Non-partisan Self sufficiency Effective and efficient Adaptive and […]

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In 1998, Indonesia entered a phase of severe financial and social crisis. In response, a diverse group of people from Bali got together to discuss how they could best help. The group discussed the growing challenges being faced by Indonesian communities and conducted an evaluation of existing natural and human resources nationwide. They decided to

IDEP develops and delivers training, community programs and media about sustainable development through Permaculture, and community-based disaster management. For more than a decade IDEP has been delivering practical programs and public education activities to communities in need all over Indonesia. To date the work that has been done has resulted in: Over 10,000 kids joined

With hybrid and Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) seeds flooding into Indonesia and the proliferation of GMO products globally, a viable alternative to this potentially catastrophic technology was clearly needed Multi-national corporations involved in the GMO industry often use biased and misleading promotional materials, and access to clear information about GMO’s in the Indonesian language is

With the drastic increase of foreign tourists who visit Bali annually and the rapid growth of the local population due to vast development. The Bali administration is currently facing a very tough job managing its mountains of garbage – both industrial and domestic. To increase community awareness about the enormous waste management problems being faced

Untreated sewage is a leading cause of environmental degradation and it is reaching alarming proportions in Bali and throughout Indonesia. Meanwhile untreated sewage is a leading cause of disease. Dengue fever is endemic in Bali, and the disease is transmitted via vectors that breed in water such as mosquitoes, flies and cockroaches. After working with