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Why perspective matters in humanitarian crises
Academia 1 month ago

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Why perspective matters in humanitarian crises

The way we understand humanitarian crises determines whether we truly attempt to resolve them, or merely manage them so they remain tolerable.
Bakamla patrol vessel arrives in North Aceh with 92.2 tonnes of aid
Archipelago 1 month ago

Bakamla patrol vessel arrives in North Aceh with 92.2 tonnes of aid

The KN Pulau Dana is Bakamla's second patrol boat deployed to North Aceh carrying disaster relief aid for people affected by natural disasters.
Bakamla deploys patrol vessels to distribute disaster relief to Aceh
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Bakamla deploys patrol vessels to distribute disaster relief to Aceh

Bakamla has deployed two patrol vessels carrying a total of 160 tonnes of aid for natural disaster victims in Aceh.
Why Indonesia needs media literacy now more than ever
Academia 2 months ago

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Why Indonesia needs media literacy now more than ever

In a country where social media serves as a primary source of news, misinformation now moves faster than relief efforts, shaping public perception long before facts can catch up.
Central Java, Yogyakarta give assistance to students affected by Sumatra disasters
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Central Java, Yogyakarta give assistance to students affected by Sumatra disasters

Yogyakarta provided Rp 1 billion each to the three affected provinces in the northern part of Sumatra.
Why Indonesia needs mandatory disaster insurance
Academia 2 months ago

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Why Indonesia needs mandatory disaster insurance

Countries with high disaster risk do not leave disaster protection to voluntary market behavior
Floods, extreme weather, drive up grocery prices in various regions
Society 2 months ago

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Floods, extreme weather, drive up grocery prices in various regions

Supply disruptions of various types of chilies and vegetables have increased the prices in Batam following the flooding in the northern part of Sumatra.
Warm oceans seem to be turning even ‘weak’ cyclones deadly
Academia 2 months ago

Warm oceans seem to be turning even ‘weak’ cyclones deadly

Cyclones Ditwah and Senyar show we must prepare for storms that are weak in wind but extreme in rain.
Have we not learned our lessons?
Academia 2 months ago

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Have we not learned our lessons?

In places where communities had been trained to respond to early warnings, the difference is striking: lives and properties were spared because people knew what to do.
Mt. Semeru erupts, dozens of homes buried by rain lahar, hundreds flee to hills
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Mt. Semeru erupts, dozens of homes buried by rain lahar, hundreds flee to hills

The volcano has been highly active lately, with earlier eruptions occurring on Dec. 5 and Nov. 19. 
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