Australia provides support to Indonesia’s Disaster Rapid Response Team
The Australian Deputy Head of Mission to Indonesia, Paul Robilliard, on 3 December 2011 handed over multi-million dollar disaster response equipment to the Indonesian Disaster Management Agency.
Strengthening disaster reporting this Disaster Risk Reduction month
Indonesian journalists are being provided with training on natural disaster reporting through a joint Australia-Indonesia initiative this Disaster Risk Reduction month. The one-day training will take place in Santika Hotel, Yogyakarta tomorrow.
Indonesia and Australia today strengthen natural disaster preparedness and response
AusAID and Indonesian Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) announced plans to build Indonesia’s first regional disaster management training and logistics centre in Padang, West Sumatra in December 2011.
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Australia provides support to Indonesia’s Disaster Rapid Response Team
The Australian Deputy Head of Mission to Indonesia, Paul Robilliard, on 3 December 2011 handed over multi-million dollar disaster response equipment to the Indonesian Disaster Management Agency, assisting Indonesia to better respond to future natural disasters.
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December 5, 2011 | Featured
The Australian Deputy Head of Mission to Indonesia, Paul Robilliard, on 3 December 2011 handed over multi-million dollar disaster response equipment to the Indonesian Disaster Management Agency, assisting Indonesia to better respond to future natural disasters.
November 9, 2011 | Featured
Indonesian journalists are being provided with training on natural disaster reporting through a joint Australia-Indonesia initiative this Disaster Risk Reduction month. The one-day training take place in Santika Hotel, Yogyakarta on 29th October 2011.
October 14, 2011 | Featured
The Australian Government aid program, AusAID and Indonesian Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) today announced plans to build Indonesia’s first regional disaster management training and logistics centre in Padang, West Sumatra in December 2011.
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