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IDEP Foundation Conducted A Workshop on The Formation of Disaster Management Community Groups and Training on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction that is Adaptive to Climate Change in Banyubiru Village, Jembrana, Bali

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IDEP Foundation Conducted A Workshop on The Formation of Disaster Management Community Groups and Training on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction that is Adaptive to Climate Change in Banyubiru Village, Jembrana, Bali

High wave issues and abrasions over the last 20 years in Pebuahan, Banyubiru Village, Jembrana have resulted in the community losing their home and livelihood access. Several initiatives have been undertaken to address this issue, including strengthening community mitigation. Through the DREAMS Project, IDEP Foundation provided an educational program about disaster mitigation for the community […]

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Classroom Activities Can Be Created: Teachers’ Initiatives Amid the Eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki

One of the parents of the students asked, “Will there be school on Monday or not?” Sesilia Witin was puzzled by such a question. “Let’s check the weather in the morning first,” she replied. The woman, familiarly called Meti, was a teacher in one of the villages in the Wulanggitang District, East Flores. Since 2009,

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Supporting in the Recovery of Residents Affected by the Mount Lewotobi Eruption, Cross-Organizational Collaboration Conducts Aid Distribution and Psychosocial Support Activities with Children

The process of distributing Family Bucket packages to the eruption-affected community To support the recovery from the eruption of Mount Lewotobi, several cross-regional organizations collaborated to distribute basic necessities and conduct psychosocial support activities for 474 affected families from Dulipali Village and Klatanlo Village. The collaborative action across organizations held for a week in early

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Yesterday’s Nutritional Needs, Like Today’s Nutritional Needs

Organic farming is an integrated agricultural system that optimizes agro-ecosystem productivity naturally, capable of producing quality and sustainable food. The training programs we conduct typically do not stop at that concept. We often strive to integrate it with permaculture principles. In short, permaculture is a farming design system inspired by natural patterns to create a

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Ecological Assessment Kapuas Hulu: Understanding the Local Ecological Context in Order to Design Appropriate Project Interventions

Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan Indonesia is well known for its rich biodiversity. According to data from CIFOR (Center for International Forestry Research) [¹], the Kapuas Hulu district span a total area of 29,842 km2, with 74% of this region consisting of tropical rainforest, and this forested area is designated as protected. This explains why, in

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Disaster Risk Reduction Socialization: Early Disaster Anticipation

Disaster risk management appears to be a primary concern for the Indonesian society. The country is situated along three active tectonic plate boundaries: the Indo-Australian to the south, Eurasian to the north, and the Pacific plate to the east. Indonesia is also intersected by active mountainous regions, namely the Circum-Pacific and Circum-Mediterranean belts. Additionally, high

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Strengthening the Disaster Emergency Response System, IDEP and Save the Children Indonesia Conduct Collaborative Training Among Partners

Monday, November 20, 2023, in Banjar Pebuahan, Banyubiru, Jembrana, Bali. Through mobile phones, the local Community Disaster Management Group (CDMG/KMPB) informed about flash floods and high waves due to extreme weather in the Jembrana region. As a result of this incident, several houses were damaged. Most of them were submerged in water mixed with mud,

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How Would We Eat, When Farmers Are Between A Rock and A Hard Place?

Food Estate or Food Scarcity Compared to the last three years, this year’s drought is getting drier and even drier. The El-Nino event is predicted to continue until October 2023, while some sources suggest it may last until December. Agriculture production and food supply are certainly affected. Importing is also not a viable solution. Food-producing

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