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About this SiteThe Multi Donor Fund for Aceh and Nias operated from 2005 to 2012 and covered a wide range of activities, including recovery of communities, infrastructure, economic development, sustaining the environment, and capacity building. Publications, progress reports, working papers, knowledge notes and project documents are available in this site. These documents may be downloaded and shared freely.Progress Report
English See all progress reports from 2005-2012 Knowledge NotesAdapting Community Driven Approaches for Post-DisasterRecovery: Experiences from Indonesia English | Bahasa Building Capacity: Experiences from Post-Disaster Aceh and Nias English | Bahasa Effective Post-Disaster Reconstruction of Infrastructure: Experiences from Aceh and Nias English | Bahasa More than Mainstreaming: Promoting Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment through Post–Disaster Reconstruction English | Bahasa The Multi Donor Fund for Aceh and Nias: A Framework for Reconstruction through Effective Partnerships English | Bahasa |
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International Conference Highlights Lessons in Disaster Recovery from the MDF and JRF
Indonesia’s post-disaster reconstruction experience was the topic of an international conference held in Jakarta on November 12, 2012, entitled Lessons from the Indonesia Experiences in Disaster Reconstruction and Preparedness. The conference drew on the experiences of both the MDF and JRF, which are completing their operations on December 31, 2012 after many years of successful work in Aceh, Nias and Java following devastating natural disasters. These experiences reshaped Indonesia’s approach to disaster response and preparedness. Learned through the costly and painful recovery from horrifying disasters, Indonesia's disaster reconstruction experience will ensure that a legacy of resilience and preparedness will endure into the future. The conference attracted over 500 participants including dignitaries from disaster prone countries including Japan, Pakistan, and Haiti. It covered many aspects of post-disaster reconstruction and preparedness, including the community-led approach to housing reconstruction, post-disaster livelihoods recovery, gender and capacity development, mainstreaming disaster risk reduction, and knowledge sharing. Materials about the MDF and JRF, including those prepared for and resulting from the conference, are being uploaded to this site as they become available. To connect with people involved in Indonesia's reconstruction effort, please join the MDF/JRF group on LinkedIn. For further information, please write to: wbindonesia@worldbank.org. |
MDF Photobook
English | Bahasa PDF | English | Bahasa Rekompak Book
English PDF | English International ConferenceSee Conference Media Materials
Photojournalist Abbie Trayler-Smith was in Indonesia in the weeks after the 2004 tsunami. She recently returned to the city of Banda Aceh, to discover how UKaid from the Department for International Development has helped people to rebuild their lives. Photographs and audio slideshow by Abbie Trayler-Smith/Panos Pictures. Read more. |
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Go to the Java Reconstruction Fund Site For more information please contact Inge Susilo: gsusilo@worldbank.org |
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