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Not an end game: Waqf to help Aceh recover from disasters
Academia 1 day ago

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Not an end game: Waqf to help Aceh recover from disasters

For waqf to play a meaningful role in post-disaster recovery, governance must be strengthened through clear asset mapping, professional management, transparency and integration with broader development and disaster-risk strategies.
As disasters increase, climate adaptation funding lags behind
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As disasters increase, climate adaptation funding lags behind

As disasters become more frequent, contingency funds prove insufficient, forcing local administrations to seek support from the central government, which seems to focus on its own priority programs.
Sustainability: Leadership, policy and action to close the capability gap
Academia 1 month ago

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Sustainability: Leadership, policy and action to close the capability gap

To turn Indonesia’s natural wealth into resilient prosperity, we must move beyond the vocabulary of net-zero and close the critical gap between ambitious policy and the human capability to execute it.
Recovery in North Aceh, Central Aceh criticized as many villages still isolated
Archipelago 1 month ago

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Recovery in North Aceh, Central Aceh criticized as many villages still isolated

Eight villages in Central Aceh regency as still isolated while several villages in North Aceh still lack transportation access, especially those in mountainous areas.
14 Aceh regions end emergency status, begin post-disaster recovery
Archipelago 1 month ago

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14 Aceh regions end emergency status, begin post-disaster recovery

While the majority of cities and regencies in Aceh have entered the post-disaster recovery phase, four have maintained emergency status more than two months since flooding and landslides swept through the province last November, as many villages remained cut off by mud and debris.
Child beggars in post-disaster Aceh raises concern over long-term mental harm
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Child beggars in post-disaster Aceh raises concern over long-term mental harm

Displaced children are turning to begging on the streets amid limited aid, often with their parents' permission, potentially leading to their long-term mental and developmental harm.
Year-end consumption surge: A sign of recovery or a seasonal mirage?
Academia 2 months ago

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Year-end consumption surge: A sign of recovery or a seasonal mirage?

Focusing solely on credit expansion risks overlooking the fundamental issues of inequality and structural weakness in domestic demand.
Sitaro regency applies recovery scheme, relocation plans after flash floods
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Sitaro regency applies recovery scheme, relocation plans after flash floods

Siau-Tagulandang-Biaro (Sitaro) Islands regency administration is not only focusing on disaster emergency response but also applying sustainable solutions for public safety.
Turning disaster into opportunity
Academia 5 months ago

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Turning disaster into opportunity

Asia and the Pacific is the world’s most disaster-exposed region, yet pre-arranged financing, including insurance, remains strikingly low with coverage below 1 percent in many developing countries.
Japanese delegation visits N. Maluku, Maluku to trace soldiers’ remains
Archipelago 5 months ago

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Japanese delegation visits N. Maluku, Maluku to trace soldiers’ remains

The Imperial Japanese Army had a large presence in the Maluku region as a line of defense against the southern approaches into the Philippines. 
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