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Tropical Cyclone caused rainstorms in several places of Indonesia and severely hit East Nusa Tenggara Province. This phenomenon becomes more serious after flash flooding and landslides happened in Lembata and Adonara islands. Experts claim those disasters occur due to deforestation. This activity weakens the soil holding capacity and is exacerbated by increasing the intensity of […]

Earthquakes, liquefaction, and landslides that happened in Central Sulawesi make a lot of damage to infrastructure and fatalities. Emergency response is not enough. Post-disaster condition is also important because it impacts to community existence, such as social, economic, ecological, and psychology. Therefore, recovery and rehabilitation efforts in post-disaster are really important. Participant was asking about

For more than 9 years, IDEP Foundation continues to develop activities and training about environmental conservation efforts in Yehembang Kauh village. This continuity effort implemented with permaculture and disaster management approach based on community. Therefore, the first step to creating a village with community resilience based on permaculture is to develop a family garden. Participant

Begins with concern over the land-use change in West Bali Forest, IDEP Foundation and Basebali created the Hutan Belajar program to save the forest through conservation and education. After more than nine years, both local organizations were fighting for forest conservation in the West of Bali. It started from the Hutan Sekolah program which had

Community resilience effort is really important, in terms of physiology, social, economy, as well as ecology. Same with anticipation of disasters itself. So in March 2021, IDEP Foundation and Palang Merah Indonesia (PMI) were trying to develop the capacity of strengthening Disaster Management Community Groups (KMPB) in Central Sulawesi. This preparedness effort was implemented by

Since May, IDEP has assisted seven groups in Kemenuh village, Bali, to develop a permaculture-based community garden. After three months of assistance, one of them has made their first harvest in the third week of August. Meanwhile, the rest is on progress and still waiting for their turn. One of the members who manage the

It’s been two times since the COVID-19 pandemic started, IDEP has been delivering online training for farmer groups in Manggarai district, East Nusa Tenggara. The farmers are the beneficiaries of the Wahana Visi Indonesia (WVI) program. The first training was about integrated pest management. The second one was about healthy and sustainable seed saving, integrated

As part of IDEP emergency response to COVID-19 pandemic that impacts the Balinese community severely, IDEP distributed Family Bucket to 58 families of seed farmers in Bali on 2-3 July. The farmers are the ones who have been partnering with IDEP to produce local-organic seeds since 2013. They are living in seven districts around Bali,