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This briefing note outlines the challenges and opportunities for Indonesia to achieve water, energy and food security targets in ways that align with its long term development strategy. A water-energy-food (WEF) nexus approach is used to…

Jakarta, May 23, 2016 - UNDP Indonesia’s first ever crowdfunding campaign “Bring Water for Life” came to a close on Sunday May 22nd. Launched on World Water day on March 22nd, the campaign is aimed…

The ADB program in Indonesia has provided loans, grants and technical assistance to grow the country’s economy and improve the lives of people, particularly the poor, women, children and other vulnerable groups. ADB has provided Indonesia with…

The monsoon season in Indonesia usually lasts from November to March of the following year. In early February, the heavy rainfall resulted in serious flooding in Bangka Belitung, forcing over 4,000 residents to evacuate. In early…

HIGHLIGHTS Floods hit large parts of Bandung regency after the water level had dropped. Dayeuhkolot, Baleendah, and Bojongsoang, surrounded by floods and the water level reaches 30-250 cm. Flooding widespread in the district of Rancaengkek and cutting off the…

HIGHLIGHTS • Flooding by the overflow of Citarum river is caused by heavy rain that happened since Tuesday (08/03/2016) to Sunday (03/13/2016) morning. • Floods soak 15 regions in Bandung regency. • 2 People Died and 3 people missing,…

HIGHLIGHTS Flooding by the overflow of Citarum river is caused by heavy rain that happened since Tuesday (08/03/2016) to Sunday (03/13/2016) morning. Floods soak 15 regions in Bandung regency. 2 People Died and 3 people missing, 3,000 people displaced.…

Crisis overview Over 1.2 million people are in need of food assistance in Indonesia as a drought-related food crisis has been affecting most of the country since August 2015. El Niño meant that the rainy season did…

The situation Heavy continuous rains in Sumatra Island from 7 February 2016 have caused deadly landslides and flooding in five provinces (Aceh, North Sumatra, West Sumatra, Bangka Belitung and Riau), killing at least seven people, damaging more…

By Ahmad Husein, IFRC Torrential rains during the first week of February have caused severe flooding in eight provinces in Indonesia, heavily affecting Aceh, North and West Sumatra, Riau and Bangka Belitung. The floods isolated more than…