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 IDEP Foundation recently announced a new pioneer sponsor for the Bali Water Protection program (BWP): The Body Shop® Indonesia. On top of the donation, the Body Shop® will assist IDEP to develop BWP with the long-term goal of saving Bali’s freshwater. When IDEP’s officer dedicated to the Bali Water Protection met Ibu Suzy Hutomo, The Body Shop® Indonesia’s […]

On Bali, we believe “Every day is water day” – but 2017 World Water Day was a special day for the Bali Water Protection program with water at the centre of global attention. In celebration of World Water Day, IDEP Foundation and BWP joined panellists at Bali’s Udayana University Campus on 23 March for “Water

IDEP – Indonesia – and Asia-Pacific gets serious about marine trash! Marine plastic trash and Bali are trending – Indonesia pledges to “combat this crisis” – and fundraising continues for IDEPs #CleanIslandsHealthySeas pilot – join us! Zero Waste to Ocean “The biggest ‘threat after terrorism is garbage,” stated Mr Efansjah, Senior Advisor to Indonesian Minister

Chop…chop…chop…chop! Mesmerising are the sounds of chopping and joyous laughter, so ‘very Balinese’. A tradition that represents togetherness: making lawar – cooking and share morning coffee together – IDEP is celebrating, a spiritual, 1st anniversary of the journey into our new office and gardens. Piodalan, translated as a temple celebration held on the anniversary of

Gianyar (27 Feb, 2017) – Bali Water Protection (BWP) aquifer recharge demonstration system at IDEP Foundation has been officially inaugurated to focus on the solution of Bali’s water crisis – showing how groundwater restoration works. Invited media and sponsors gathered under a blue sky at IDEP HQ in Kemenuh, Gianyar to witness the science of simple

IDEP and its team dedicated to save Bali’s freshwater wishes you a happy New Year 2017! For Bali, top travel destination, it is a very special year as the United Nation has adopted 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. Starting off a good year of 2017 with the effort to conduct

Bali is a popular destination for holistic tourism, involving yoga classes. Thousands of people visit the island each year to enjoy this popular activity. On the 1st of January, practicing yoga at Yoga Barn will help to save Bali’s freshwater and start the “2017 UN Year of Sustainable Tourism” with spiritual giving. A few months

Growing A Sustainable Life – IDEP Local Seed Preservation Program Supporting a thriving network of Balinese organic farmers to produce high quality stock for IDEP Seed Bank is a complex mission. With rising popularity of permaculture and organically-farmed produce, the IDEP team run to keep up with demand. A verdantly landscaped centre of rehabilitation, the

Local Balinese tend to fancy communal gatherings with families, friends, and neighbors, especially stomach churning entertainment involved like ‘bondres’ show and ‘Cenk Blonk’ shadow-puppet show. However, how to put this momentum [from the show] as the vessel to raise awareness for them enhancing their capacity to be resilient and prepared towards disaster? Tangkas Village, Klungkung

Bali has a bright future as a “green food” paradise destination, a hub of alternative farming that can lead the future in chemical-free food sustainability, shows research into the island’s thriving tropical permaculture and organic farms movement – an interview with food geographist, Pierre Delsaut. In the fields of Bali: A good chance of recovering from