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It was the training title facilitated by IDEP Foundation since 6-10 November 2017 at IDEP Foundation Training Center. The training was organized by Penabulu Foundation and IDEP Foundation with the support of the Regional Implementation Team (RIT) of Burung Indonesia and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF). Participants were facilitated to learn about how useful […]

“We don’t have abilities to predict the volcano disaster, but in the other hand we can reduce its risks,” Ade Andreawan said in the Workshop of Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (PRBBM) on October 25. Participants were listening to Ade Andreawan, facilitator of Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction workshop at IDEP Foundation Training Center (Photo:

The Bali Water Protection program communication and fundraising officer, Julien Goalabré has been invited to South Korea to participate to the 2017 World Water Challenge …and he didn’t come back empty handed! The “Groundwater Recharge Well” has been granted an “Outstanding” trophy and cash prize for the originality and simplicity of this simple, yet efficient

Situation Report #2 – 13 October 2017 September 22, 2017, status “Awas” of Mount Agung Volcanic Activity resulted in thousands of people evacuating to safer zones. IDEP Foundation has conducted Emergency Response (ER) initiatives to support the evacuees that are now occupying more than 300 evacuation camps. Please find IDEP Foundation Situation Report #2 here. IDEP Foundation

BWP is proud to announce a new supporter to the Bali Water Protection program: Happy Trails! To celebrate this partnership, we have conducted a staff awareness session in their office. Happy Trails! Asia is the third DMC (Destination Management Company) joining the pool of BWP supporters, demonstrating how important water is for these major actors

In July 2017 the Australian Volunteers for International Development program provided 20 Disability Initiative Grants (DIG) for NGOs in ten countries across the Indo-Pacific region. Australian volunteers are working in far flung places to promote equal opportunity, capacity building and collaboration on disability-inclusive development. One of the four projects funded by DIG across Indonesia went to Yayasan

IDEP has had the pleasure to talk to EXO Travel Bali about the Bali Water Protection program to the staff of our new sponsor, EXO Travel Foundation. Their donation to our project coupled with staff empowerment about water savings measures is a positive step forward for the future of Bali’s freshwater. Destination Management Companies (DMC)

2017 is the year of International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development and IDEP is proud to be working with change-makers in Bali’s tourism industry. We are thrilled to publicly announce our newest corporate partnership with a leading travel company in Asia, Buffalo Tours. The inclusion of Bali Water Protection (BWP) program as part of Buffalo Tours’ corporate

This familiar kind of scenery is a must check list to see for those who ever want to visit the Bedugul area, Lake Tamblingan, or even those who pass through on the way from Denpasar to Munduk – mist, cold and wet air, and also overlaying veggie fields and clusters of clove trees. In the

Waterbom Bali has been a very supportive sponsor of the Bali Water Protection program as their wristband donation program towards saving Bali’s freshwater is extremely successful. Nowadays, they are also directly recharging the underground water tables thanks to their newly built recharge well. Since November 2016, Waterbom Bali is asking every customer to support Bali