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To support the COVID-19 Task Force volunteers in Yeh Embang Kauh village, Jembrana, IDEP distributed sanitation package on 3 July. The support is part of the IDEP emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic since May. Regarding that Jembrana is one of the entrance points to Bali from western Indonesia, the task force daily activity is […]

To support the COVID-19 Task Force volunteers in Kemenuh Village, Gianyar, we distributed sanitation packages to them on 27 May. This package contains PPE, hand sanitizer, disinfectant liquid along with sprayers, vitamins, and educational media related to clean-healthy behavior and COVID-19. The distribution in one out of six COVID-19 Task Force post in Kemenuh village

Given the high risk of health workers serving in this COVID-19 pandemic, on 27 May we also distributed sanitation packages to the Kemenuh Village Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu), Gianyar, Bali. This package contains PPE, handwashing stations and antiseptic soaps, hand sanitizer, disinfectant liquid along with sprayers, vitamins, and educational media related to clean-healthy behavior and

On 23-24 May, we distributed Family Bucket aid packages to 270 families in Kemenuh Village, Gianyar, Bali. Based on the local village government data, they are the families who are living in poverty and have lost their daily income following the shut down of the Bali tourism industry since March. An elder woman in Kemenuh

Due to the COVID-19 impact in Bali, we need your help to conduct public awareness-raising, distribute daily basic needs to families in need, and provide medical protection gear for COVID-19 Village Task Force Post in Kemenuh village, Gianyar, Bali. COVID-19 illustration (Photo: Canva) COVID-19 Impacts in Bali  Bali province is one of the tourism areas

On March 25, the Family Bucket aid packages reached 140 families affected by flash floods in Lengkeka village, West Lore sub-district, Poso, Central Sulawesi. IDEP distributed the packages with local partners YPAL Poso and Libu Perempuan in collaboration with the local village government. The flood occurred on March 3 caused 1 people to die, 951

IDEP started this year’s training by hosting a 5-day training of Introduction to Permaculture. The training took place in the IDEP training center on 27-31 January. It was participated by 12 NGO staff and youth community members who have been working in community development in their respective areas. Other than Bali, most of the participants

When the M 7.4 earthquake shook in September last year, Amal village located in the remote area of Donggala district was one of the most severely affected. In addition to many houses severely damaged, damaged access roads and the absence of communication signals have even left the community isolated without help for almost two weeks.

On August 10, 2019, IDEP held another Post-harvest Product Processing training for housewives in Nusa Penida. This is the fourth training after previously the same training was held in three hamlets, including Semaya, Tanglad, and Banjar Mawan. This time, the training was held in Batukandik hamlet. The housewives are those who have previously been actively