SIDOARJO, SURYAKABAR.com – SIAP SIAGA dan Lembaga Penangggulangan Bencana dan Perubahan Iklim Nahdlatul Ulama (LPBI NU) adalah kerjasama kemitraan antara Pemerintah Australia dan Indonesia di bidang penanggulangan bencana.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, several SIAP SIAGA partners turned their attention to supporting local communities, and in particular MSMEs, to make use of digital platforms to sustain their economic activities, as well as improve data collection and planning the community.
KUPANG,SELATANINDONESIA.COM – Kemitraan antara Pemerintah Indonesia dan Australia di Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur melalui Program SIAP SIAGA (Kerja Sama BNPB dengan Perwakilan Kedutaan Besar Australia, SIAP SIAGA) melaksanakan kegiatan Joint Monitoring Mission (JMM) di Kantor Pusdalops Penanggulangan Bencana Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur
The SIAP SIAGA program hosted a peer learning event to discuss why the development of DRAs in an inclusive and participatory manner is both strategic and sustainable. With more than 150 participants from across 14 provinces and national government institutions, the online event tried to unpack how and why this approach is important and to propose several policy recommendations.
This guideline is a straightforward manual designed for users of the disaster management volunteer system. It outlines the essential steps for users to log in, manage their profiles, and update their skills. The guide also covers how users can add new volunteers, update data, and generate volunteer reports.
This book provides a detailed guide for managing disaster response volunteers using an online system. Aimed at administrators, it covers everything from system installation to user management and data handling. The guide outlines the hardware and software requirements, including server specifications and installation steps for the system.
Indonesia Disaster Resilience Outlook 2022 (IDRO) is based on the “Rapid Nationwide Resilience Assessment using Making Cities Resilience 2030 Stage-Assessment and Standard for the Development of Disaster-safe Areas'' study. The content and view stipulated in this Book are solely the responsibility of the authors.
Swara Parangpuan, established on June 8, 1998, in Manado, focuses on raising critical awareness among North Sulawesi women about their rights. This group is active in education and advocacy for women and vulnerable groups. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they developed protocols for handling cases involving women, which were tested and intended for replication.
The Ume Daya Nusantara Foundation (UDN) is a non-profit organisation that aims to fight for the rights of women and children, especially those in vulnerable, marginal, poor and special situations (natural disasters, violence, emergencies, etc.).
PIAR believes that a free and sovereign society can only be realised when Human Rights and Democracy have truly become basic principles and foundations in all forms of social, economic, political, legal and cultural interactions in state and social life.