20 Years in Numbers and Figures

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IDEP is an icon in disaster management in Indonesia. They have made an enormous contribution to strengthening Indonesia’s pool of humanitarian workers who have joined together to bring about better-prepared communities Indonesia wide. IDEP provides high quality trainings that are based on years of direct field experience in disaster management and Permaculture. IDEP’s trainings and resource materials are well proven to be extremely effective.
H. Iskandar LemanDeputy Secretary General Masyarakat Penanggulangan Bencana Indonesia (MPBI)
Yayasan IDEP provided training services to IOM in Yogyakarta during June, 2007. IDEP conducted an excellent Training of Trainers program which equipped IOM staff with the necessary knowledge to work at the grassroots level in Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM). The comprehensive training modules were highly engaging for the participants and enabled them to work effectively with at-risk communities.
Ashley CarlProject Coordinator/Country Officer International Organization for Migration (IOM)
The IDEP training team and related media provided our staff with a concrete plan for how to raise awareness and motivate villages in Simeulue to carry out disaster management. IDEP provided on-site training, catering to the specific needs of the program’s communities and assistance in creating and implementing plans for connecting the district-level government to village disaster management groups and plans. They were extremely helpful, flexible and dependable.
Jordan HoffmannHead of Programmes Simeulue CARE International Indonesia
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