Indonesia’s regulatory framework on gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) in disaster management is relatively mature. Several laws and regulations have been enacted related to gender and vulnerable groups within disaster management sector.
The Gaya Dewata Foundation (YGD) Bali is a non-governmental organisation that operates in the health sector, especially programs to reduce the risk of transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV, and AIDS for at-risk groups and also provide assistance for GWL's PLWHA friends in Bali Province.
YABIKU NTT works to realise just relations between women and men and create an equal world without violence because justice will not exist without fulfilling the rights of women and children.
Saraswati is an Indonesian company that promotes development innovation. For us, innovation represents new or improved products, processes and collaborations that positively impact development assistance and – most importantly – the lives of those most in need.
ADRA Indonesia is a dedicated team within the global network of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). ADRA bring hope and support to the heart of Indonesian communities, especially in times of crisis.
This roadmap is dynamic and can be developed according to BNPB's needs. With the formulation of the Roadmap for Gender Mainstreaming in the BNPB Environment 2021-2024, it is hoped that BNPB can answer the challenges of carrying out its function in disaster management in a gender-equitable manner by trying to ensure the expected results and can be implemented sustainably within the BNPB environment.