Kemitraan Australia-Indonesia untuk Manajemen Risiko Bencana (SIAP SIAGA) bersama dengan Pemerintah Provinsi Bali, dan Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD) meluncurkan Unit Layanan Disabilitas untuk Penanggulangan Bencana hari ini. Unit Layanan Disabilitas ini dirancang untuk memastikan penanganan bencana melibatkan penyandang…
Kemitraan Australia-Indonesia untuk Manajemen Risiko Bencana (SIAP SIAGA) bersama dengan Pemerintah Provinsi Bali, dan Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD) meluncurkan Unit Layanan Disabilitas untuk Penanggulangan Bencana hari ini. Unit Layanan Disabilitas ini dirancang untuk memastikan penanganan bencana melibatkan penyandang disabilitas sebagai mitra penting yang wawasan dan pengalamannya merupakan kunci untuk menciptakan masyarakat yang tangguh.
The Bali Provincial Government is committed to integrating the Disaster Management Plan (RPB) into its 2025–2029 RPJMD, reflecting national priorities on climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. Supported by BNPB and development partners, a recent workshop highlighted the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration and stronger connections between villages, local, and national governments to build greater resilience to disasters and climate change.
The Garda SIAGA Policy Bootcamp 2024 integrated disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation into policy frameworks through a cross-sectoral collaborative approach. This workshop engaged 26 participants from national and regional institutions.
In her address, Catherine Meehan highlighted that knowledge exchange is vital for innovation and shared learning in disaster risk reduction (DRR). "This is a key focus of the Australian Government’s collaboration with Indonesia in disaster management programs. This meeting aims to strengthen networks and support the development of inclusive, resilient communities
Gultik, in collaboration with the SIAP SIAGA Program, once again presents a casual but serious discussion entitled "Implementation of the Disaster Resilient Village Program (Destana) to Strengthen Local Resilience".
IB Cendra, General Manager of Sanur Resort Watujimbar Hotel, acknowledged the importance of SKB for risk management in the tourism sector. His hotel, accommodating 500–600 guests daily, prioritises disaster preparedness to ensure guest safety. “Foreign guests often ask about a hotel’s emergency readiness before booking. Certification builds trust and boosts business opportunities,” he said
Previously, funds were mainly used for emergency purchases, such as clean water during droughts. “With PKD, villages understand the importance of allocating budgets for pre-disaster and recovery efforts, such as constructing preparedness posts and organising disaster training,” he explained.