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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

One of the residents in the working area of the Mengwi 3 Public Health Center is willing to come to the vaccination center to get a booster vaccine BALI, 29 December 2022 – Feeling safe and comfortable doing activities amid the COVID-19 pandemic is a need for all levels and groups of society. Even though

COVID-19 Vaccination at Kubu Village BALI, 30 November 2022 — The right to be protected from the COVID-19 virus is a right for all human beings. Even the distribution of vaccines then needs to be encouraged to achieve these rights. Mainly the right to be safe from COVID-19 for vulnerable residents in areas. The Indonesian

BALI, 15 October 2022 – The Australia Indonesia Partnership Program for Health Resilience (AIHSP) through Save the Children Indonesia and the IDEP Selaras Alam Foundation (IDEP) are working with the Annika Linden Center (ALC) to roll out an inclusive COVID-19 vaccination service for people with disabilities disability. The activity, which was held on 15 October

Re-examining the Potential of Subak Catur Angga Subak Catur Angga, one of the World Cultural Heritage (WCH) according to UNESCO, has been known as a local rice producer in Bali. Local knowledge that is still believed, environmental and climatic conditions make local rice still exist today. “I have felt, for maintenance between local and superior

Women Farmer Group Designing Economy Sustainability for Penglipuran Village For more than 20 years, the Government appointed Penglipuran Village as a tourism village. Annually, this village in Bangli District offers innovations that increase tourists’ interest. One of them is loloh cemcem, which is already known as the local product of Penglipuran. Marketing efforts made by the community make

Understanding Ecological Disaster for Community Resilience Indonesia has experienced 1,926 natural disasters, based on the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) report. Most of the disasters that occurred until June 2022 were floods (747) and extreme weather (690), then landslides (373) and forest & land fires (karhutla) (92). These four dominating disasters have often happened in Indonesia,

Bale Resiliensi Indonesia: Local-Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction Although the development of the world is getting faster and more sophisticated, the occurrence of disasters is increasing day by day and is unavoidable. In fact, the years 2010-2020 are referred to as a decade full of disasters in a report published by Katadata. According to

Bali Towards Community Resilience Hunger is happening all over the world as the COVID-19 virus develops from early 2020. According to an analysis of the World Food Program, as many as 41 million people are hungry. Over the years, hunger in the world has continued to increase, especially in developing countries with high poverty levels. At the