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APAD Indonesia Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management (A-PAD) Indonesia
A trans-national disaster aid alliance for Save More Lives in Less Time.

Liburan seharusnya jadi pengalaman menyenangkan.Tapi di destinasi rawan bencana, rasa aman tidak bisa dianggap sepele.Ma...
05/05/2026

Liburan seharusnya jadi pengalaman menyenangkan.
Tapi di destinasi rawan bencana, rasa aman tidak bisa dianggap sepele.

Masalahnya bukan karena kita tidak punya data.
Masalahnya adalah informasi itu belum sampai ke wisatawan dengan cara yang cepat, sederhana, dan mudah dipahami.

Fenomena El Nino semakin terasa di Bali. Suhu yang terus di angka 30° ke atas akhir-akhir ini menjadi bentuk nyata benca...
16/04/2026

Fenomena El Nino semakin terasa di Bali. Suhu yang terus di angka 30° ke atas akhir-akhir ini menjadi bentuk nyata bencana. Menghindar bukan pilihan. Tapi menyiapkan diri untuk penanggulangan bencana adalah kewajiban.
Pada 13 April 2026 di Karangasem, A-PAD Indonesia memulai langkah baru melalui kick-off program penguatan ketangguhan sektor pariwisata dan masyarakat.
Melalui inisiatif DEWATA-TANA, Desa Tulamben menjadi titik awal bagaimana desa wisata dapat tumbuh tidak hanya sebagai destinasi, tetapi juga sebagai ruang yang aman dan tangguh.
Jadi, kamu sudah menyiapkan apa saja sebelum menghadapi bencana?

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The El Nino phenomenon is increasingly being felt in Bali. Consistent temperatures above 30°C recently have become a tangible manifestation of disaster. Avoidance is not an option. But preparing for disaster management is an obligation.
On April 13, in Karangasem, A-PAD Indonesia took a new step by kicking off a program to strengthen the resilience of the tourism sector and communities.
Through the DEWATA-TANA initiative, Tulamben Village became the starting point for how tourist villages can grow not only as destinations but also as safe and resilient spaces.
So, what have you prepared for a disaster?

Bergerak dari kawasan jalur cincin api, A-PAD Indonesia melanjutkan perjalanan kick-off ke kawasan wisata yang terkenal ...
10/04/2026

Bergerak dari kawasan jalur cincin api, A-PAD Indonesia melanjutkan perjalanan kick-off ke kawasan wisata yang terkenal dengan destinasi Komodo. Iya, Labuan Bajo, NTT menjadi salah satu kawasan wisata yang rawan bencana. Berkolaborasi untuk lebih siap menghadapi risiko dan menjadi bekal untuk tangguh bencana di Labuan Bajo, NTT.
Menurutmu, hal apa yang membuat desa wisata jadi tangguh? Sharing yuk!

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Moving away from the Ring of Fire, A-PAD Indonesia continued its kick-off journey to the famous tourist island of Komodo. Yes, Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) is one of the disaster-prone tourist areas. Collaborating to be more disaster-prepared and resilient is a key element in facing the risks in Labuan Bajo, NTT.
What do you think makes a tourist village resilient? Let’s share!

Ketangguhan sebuah desa bukan hanya tentang bertahan, tapi tentang bangkit dengan kesadaran dan kesiapan.Di 2026 ini, A-...
08/04/2026

Ketangguhan sebuah desa bukan hanya tentang bertahan, tapi tentang bangkit dengan kesadaran dan kesiapan.
Di 2026 ini, A-PAD Indonesia melanjutkan membangun desa wisata tangguh bencana di NTT, NTB, dan Bali.
Menurutmu desa apa saja yang sudah tangguh bencana di Indonesia? Sharing yuk!

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Village resilience is not just about surviving, but about rising with awareness and preparedness.
In 2026, A-PAD Indonesia continues its commitment to building disaster-resilient tourism villages across NTT, NTB, and Bali.
Which villages in Indonesia do you think are already disaster-resilient? Let’s share your thoughts!

Dalam hening Nyepi kita menata hati, dalam hangatnya Idul Fitri kita merajut kembali silaturahmi. Semoga damai, suci, da...
18/03/2026

Dalam hening Nyepi kita menata hati, dalam hangatnya Idul Fitri kita merajut kembali silaturahmi. Semoga damai, suci, dan penuh maaf selalu menyertai langkah kita.

11/02/2026

Progress Update: Central Tapanuli 📍

Step by step, we’re moving closer to improving access to clean water. The construction of the borehole well in Central Tapanuli is progressing steadily and remains on schedule. 🏗️💦

Stay tuned for more updates.

21/01/2026

Restoring Hope: 500 Family Hygiene Kits for Central Tapanuli 🌊🩹

Homes once filled with memories are now marked Red Zones. Yet despite loss and uncertainty, families affected by the Central Tapanuli flash floods are taking their first steps toward recovery.

To support health and dignity, A-PAD Indonesia distributed 500 Family Hygiene Kits across affected areas:
• Tukka–Hutanabolo (280)
• Lopian (100)
• Banulomban (55)
• Hutabalang (50)
• Aek Tolang & Sorkam (15)

Our deepest gratitude to JJC Secretariat, JJC Member Companies, and IGCN for standing with these communities. These kits are more than supplies—they are a message of solidarity.

Please keep Central Tapanuli in your thoughts.

11/01/2026

Community at the heart of our mission. 💧

Guided by the Sphere Humanitarian Standards, we place community participation at the center of our response. The construction of latrines and clean water facilities across Central Tapanuli—including Lopian Village—is carried out hand-in-hand with local residents to support ownership, dignity, and long-term sustainability.

From the community, by the community, and for the community.

Progress update: 27 out of 45 targeted locations in Central Tapanuli have been successfully completed. We continue to move forward to ensure safe and dignified sanitation access for all.




Across villages and provinces, the lessons were different—but the starting point often wasn’t.A year in the field, refle...
10/01/2026

Across villages and provinces, the lessons were different—but the starting point often wasn’t.

A year in the field, reflected.

Access to clean water is more than a necessity—it is about dignity and the ability to rebuild.Following the flash floods...
05/01/2026

Access to clean water is more than a necessity—it is about dignity and the ability to rebuild.

Following the flash floods and landslides in Central Tapanuli since December 10, APAD Indonesia has been working alongside local partners to restore access to safe water and sanitation through sustainable, long-term solutions.

📊 INTERVENTION REPORT (Dec 17–27, 2025)
In collaboration with BRIMOB, local government, and communities, we have completed:

🏗 4 boreholes providing access to deep groundwater
⛏ 1 dug well as a practical local solution
🛠 5 well renovations restoring existing water sources
🚽 2 new toilet units supporting proper sanitation

REAL IMPACT:
So far, 2,106 people (720 families) have regained access to safe and decent water. By focusing on permanent infrastructure, these services will continue well beyond the emergency phase.

“Clean water is the foundation of health and the strength for communities to rebuild their lives.”

The needs on the ground remain high. We invite you to be part of sustaining access to clean water for affected communities.

🔗 Support our humanitarian response: (+62 818-153-536)

23/12/2025

Long before a flood arrives, preparedness must already be in motion.

This simulation in Golo Mori brought together community members and local stakeholders to rehearse evacuation routes, response roles, and coordination during flood scenarios.

By practicing together, participants strengthened trust, clarified responsibilities, and turned preparedness plans into shared action. These moments of practice are what allow communities to respond calmly and collectively when real risks emerge.

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