Ni Luh Sri Mahayani (left) and her son, Gede Prema (right) The woman used to take orders to make clothes. She started by looking for fabric, sewing it, and applying the trinkets until ready. She worked alone in her free time and made money from this work. However, her primary role is to work as …
Gusde, sitting on the back porch of the room, after the COVID-19 vaccination Gusde opened an online motorcycle taxi application. He set the destination before departing from Sibang Gede, Badung. The distance is about 11 km. It takes 30 minutes to reach Dalung. He came suddenly and went straight to the vaccination center. After the …
The event poster Various parties seek environmental conservation. It means to protect and preserve nature as a human habitation. This awareness is a shared responsibility and has been pursued through multiple approaches. The Nandurin Gumi Project is one of the independent groups that started the movement to care for nature through fun things. The project …
Participants discuss their environment At 09.00 WITA, the meeting took place in the meeting hall of the Yehembang Kauh Village Headquarters Office as one of the agendas in the Post-Pandemic Recovery program for COVID-19 through the Permaculture Approach for Sustainable Livelihoods. Putu Bawa, our Senior Program Officer, opened this event and moderated the entire session. …
Conditions of COVID-19 vaccination Lately, the trend of COVID-19 has been sluggish. However, vigilance and anticipation of this virus must remain a shared priority because the ability to mutate this virus is still a severe threat, even though the feeling of security and comfort in activities for the community is the main thing that needs …
Preparation and prayer before the activity begins The Yehembang Kauh Village community responded well to the socialization organized by IDEP on 8 February 2023. Continuation of the training for residents was held a few days later. The hope is that the community can get much information from the discussion at the previous meeting, especially the …
Most areas in Bali are still affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Solutions to this challenging situation need to be sought together through practical support from various parties. As one of the main supports in people’s livelihoods, the agricultural sector is the primary support for the needs of the tourism industry, hotels, restaurants, and so on. …
Visitors observing and learning about recharge wells, as part of our demosite The sky was overcast, the soils were still wet from the rain, and the early morning drizzle decided to fall again. At 12.30, a group of students from St. Mary’s College of California, equipped with umbrellas and curiosity, entered IDEP’s demo site. This …
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BALI, 9 January 2023 – Even though the number of cases infected with COVID-19 is starting to show a sloping trend, vigilance and anticipation of this virus must still be a shared priority. Because the ability to mutate this virus is still a severe threat, as revealed by the Director General of Bina Adwil Ministry …
Queuing situation at the Gilimanuk Port vaccination service post BALI, 3 January 2022 – Since Bali tourism reopened for domestic and foreign tourists, tourist visits have continued to increase. Even though it is not as busy as before the COVID-19 pandemic, Bali still has an attraction for tourists, especially during the Christmas and New Year …