Rapports

In Sumatra Indonesia, an innovative centre of learning is building the capacity of churches, community groups and local organisations to deliver effective community-based programs. It is called the Centre for Disaster Risk Management and Community Development…

Description of the disaster On 22 September 2017, Indonesian Authorities (PVMBG) increased the status of Mount Agung in Bali from Level Three (High Alert: Orange/Ready to Erupt) to Level Four (Red Alert/Danger), the highest level for a…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ADRA Indonesia and HelpAge International conducted an assessment from 17 – 20 December in Bali, Indonesia, to identify the current impact of the Mt. Agung eruption on surrounding communities, and project what the impact…

The Australian Government will provide humanitarian support for communities affected by volcanic activity in Bali, Indonesia. Indonesian authorities have established an exclusion zone around Mt Agung, and have evacuated at least 70,000 local residents. The Government is contributing…

Jakarta, 13 December 2017 – Following a series of eruptions of Mount Agung volcano in Indonesia’s island of Bali since late September, the European Commission is making available 100 000 EUR (approx. IDR 1.6 billion) to…

Updates The status of Mount Agung has been raised to highest Alert Level IV for Mount Agung from 27 November 2017, 06,00 (UTC +8). The Indonesian Disaster Management Authority (Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana / BNPB) has…

Summary of revisions made to emergency plan of action: This operation update outlines the revised operation plan and provides an overview of the situation that has evolved since the alert was downgraded from Level Four to Level…

ULAKAN CAMP, Indonesia – Escalating volcanic activity at Mount Agung in Bali prompted Indonesian authorities to issue an SOS alert, the highest-level warning, on 22 September. By 6 October, over 139,000 people had been evacuated. UNFPA is…

For Balinese, Mount Agung is more than a just mountain. In rituals, it symbolises Mother Nature protecting the Island of Bali and its people. Most of the time, mother nature is quiet. However, in 1963, the…

A. Situation analysis On 22 September 2017 at 20.30, Indonesian Authorities (PVMBG) increased the status of Mount Agung in Bali from Level Three (High Alert: Orange/Ready to erupt) to Level Four (Red alert/Danger), the highest level for…