IDEP Annual Report 2023
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GRASS: Greening Agricultural Smallholder Supply Chains Project
Location: Kapuas Hulu, West KalimantanDonor: GIZ After conducting a series of permaculture training sessions for model farmers and local extension agents, and supporting the development of three learning centers since July 2024, this month the implementation of the GRASS program, initiated by GIZ, focuses on following up on the previous training by expanding the reach
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Stories from a Permaculture Training Participant in Kapuas Hulu: Desi Tutu Warima, The Farmer of Today
Her eyes focus intently on the training. It’s not just about agricultural issues, but also food security, or even techniques like raised beds. She’s 25 years old, still young and energetic. However, looking at her activities, it’s not just about age. There seems to be a future for the regeneration of farmers in Indonesia, particularly
Preparedness for High Waves: Disaster Simulation in Banyubiru Village
Bali, August 7, 2024 – High waves accompanied by strong winds occurred for approximately two hours in Banyubiru Village and surrounding areas. This caused significant damage to several buildings, including residential houses, and resulted in casualties. The most severely affected area was Banjar Pebuahan, where several homes and a kindergarten building were heavily damaged. It
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TUNAS II Camp: Bali’s Schoolchildren Growing More Aware of the Importance of Water Conservation
Tabanan, Bali – Yayasan IDEP Selaras Alam held the second Teman untuk Semesta (TUNAS) Camp on July 11-12, 2024, in Desa Pinge (Laduma), Marga District, Tabanan Regency. This event successfully raised awareness among schoolchildren in Bali about the importance of water conservation. The camp involved 100 participants from various schools across Bali’s regencies, including SDN
Dishes on Eid al-Adha: Meat on the Plates of Banjar Pebuahan Residents
In Banjar Pebuahan, Banyubiru Village, Jembrana, Bali, daily life is always filled with challenges. The large waves that hit the shore not only erode the land but also the hopes of its residents, most of whom depend on the sea. However, amidst these difficulties, a glimmer of hope arises through the “Distribution of Meat for
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Politeknik Negeri Bali, MSU Malaysia, and IDEP Foundation Launch Reforestation Program in Bali’s Main Watershed Area
Desa Senganan, Tabanan – June 26, 2024 – In an effort to mitigate Bali’s groundwater crisis due to the surge in tourism and exploitation of water resources, Politeknik Negeri Bali (PNB), Management and Science University (MSU) Malaysia, and Yayasan IDEP Selaras Alam held a reforestation program at Tabanan Orange Farm, Br. Bugbugan Sari, Desa Senganan,
Raising Awareness for Water Conservation in Bali: Education and Expansion of Recharge Wells
In recent years, Bali has faced a series of serious challenges related to the water crisis, exacerbated by climate change and uncontrolled growth in the tourism industry. Groundwater levels continue to decline, water resources are being exploited, and a lack of environmental sustainability awareness has created an imbalance that threatens the availability of groundwater. In
Addressing Flooding in North Bali: Rainwater Harvesting Wells as a Solution
Over 100 students are unable to play freely in their school environment. They are constantly anxious every day. Heavy rains often arrive in the afternoon when the learning process is ongoing. The students of SD Negeri 4 Munduk are singing the rain-calling song. (Photo: Lutfia Nurul / IDEP) The children of SD Negeri 4 Munduk
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Water Crisis Looms Ahead: IDEP Collaborates with Made Taro to Educate Elementary School Students Through Storytelling
Bali, March 20, 2024 – In recent years, Bali has faced a series of serious challenges related to the water crisis. This situation is exacerbated by climate change and uncontrolled growth in the tourism industry. The continuously declining groundwater levels, exploitation of water resources, and lack of environmental sustainability awareness have created an imbalance that
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