Yayasan IDEP Selaras Alam
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Indonesia is one of the most disaster prone nations in the world. It is located at the friction points of three continental tectonic plates, and has the largest number of historically active volcanoes in the world. Earthquakes are frequent and there is a high risk of volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, landslides, forest fires, and, in some regions, drought and social unrest.
Before, during and after disasters, IDEP works together with local communities to help increase resilience to disasters. In times of disaster IDEP works with a nationwide network of local partners to get people the assistance they need as quickly as possible. As with all of IDEP's programs, the aim of our Disaster Management work is to, "help people help themselves". We achieve this through community capacity building, demonstrations, and practical hands-on education.
IDEP's mission for its Community Based Disaster Management (CBDM) program is to build local communities' resilience to disasters in a sustainable manner. IDEP will:
- Reach disaster areas in 3 x 24 hours
- Provide relief supports through preparedness media
- Use permaculture approach in recovery and rehabilitation process
- Network with partners on the field
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IDEP and local partners will support the affected communities by providing for their basic needs, especially during the first 30 days after the disaster. For recovery and rehabilitation, IDEP will work with schools and communities to increase preparedness
Finished January 23, 2024
After Semeru eruption, community affected need to face a tense situation with lack of electricity and volcanic ash. In that darkness, some communities were isolated due to cold lava floods, which closed access to distribution and evacuation. They need us!
Finished October 21, 2022
Your support, for families affected by a magnitude 4.8 earthquake that hit Bali on October 16, is needed urgently. We are collecting supports to help them meet their daily basic needs during hard times in evacuation. Kindly donate now to ease their burden
Finished October 21, 2022
Due to the earthquake with magnitude 6.2 that hit West Sulawesi on January 15, 2021, we need your help to provide urgent needs for families in the Majene district. There are four still-isolated villages in the district. No sufficient aid has reached them.
Finished October 21, 2022
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