Executive Summary This country diagnostics assessment reviews the current disaster risk financing (DRF) landscape and enabling environment in Fiji, with a particular focus on risk transfer...
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by Megan Staub The recovery of Indonesia’s Sulawesi island has slipped out of the news in the last few months. After all, the hard work of grieving loss and piecing life back together doesn’t make...
The European Union (EU) is allocating a further €300,000 (approximately IDR 4.8 billion) in humanitarian funding to Indonesia to ensure the continued delivery of much needed assistance to families...
Recurrent drought, earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and volcanoes present significant challenges to vulnerable populations in the East Asia and the Pacific (EAP) region. Some countries also face civil...
FOUR months after the 7.5-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami which caused massive damage to Central Sulawesi in Indonesia, The Salvation Army’s Indonesia Territory and its International...
The Logistics Emergency Teams The Logistics Emergency Team (LET) comprises four global logistics and transportation companies: UPS, A.P. Moeller Maersk, Agility and DP World. The World Economic Forum...
Using affected people’s perceptions to better manage humanitarian response by Geneviève Cyvoct and Alexandra T. Warner Chad is a tough neighbourhood. The challenges of widespread poverty and food...
Ruslan Sangadji The Jakarta Post Palu / Fri, February 1, 2019 / 11:21 am The Central Sulawesi administration will need at least three years to rehabilitate areas most affected by recent natural...
Strong earthquakes which also caused tsunami and land liquefaction on 28th September last year resulted in lost lives of over 2,100 people, and more than 1,000 people are still reported to be...