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LAYUNG FAJAR INDONESIA FOUNDATION
ABOUT US
VISION AND MISSION
Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation was established in January 2007, with the determination of its founders to participate actively helping to empower the local poor communities in Indonesia.
Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation is a non profit organization which organizes its activities to community empowerment, education and training to help poor children who cannot afford to go to school, providing humanitarian assistance to the victims of natural disasters and work with appropriate plan, honest, transparent, independent, and professional.
The foundation was established by Legal Act of Tjahja Rinanto Indra, SH No. 4 On January 8, 2007 and LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS Department Decree NO. : C-682.HT.01.02 TH 2007.
VISION
Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation is a non profit organization which organizes its activities to community empowerment, education and training to help poor children who cannot afford to go to school, as well as providing humanitarian assistance to the victims of natural disasters and work with appropriate plan, honest, transparent, independent, and professional.
VISION
Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation is a non profit organization which organizes its activities to community empowerment, education and training to help poor children who cannot afford to go to school, as well as providing humanitarian assistance to the victims of natural disasters and work with appropriate plan, honest, transparent, independent, and professional.
MISSION
• Conducting Empowerment Program, Gives Training, Advocacy and providing assistance to
the poor community.
• Identify the poor children who cannot go to school ,help the victims of natural disasters
in the community, find and gives solutions.
• Provide education and training to poor children dropping out of school in order to have
the needed skills.
• Do rapid action to help the victims of natural disasters and conduct humanitarian relief
programs.
• Develop a community participatory development of natural disaster victims and victims
of social humanity.
• Develop and promote good understanding among the people in the community.
•Take an active role to supervise the social assistance and humanitarian aids.
Experience of the Organization:
-Establish Command Post during the Flood , evacuate and help the victims in Jakarta, in
January 2007.
-In collaboration with the Integrated Development Mission Asia (Amid) organizes Free
Medical for the poor people in the village of Bidaracina, January 2007.
-As a Local Partner of UNESCO on the Program "Strengthening Community-Based Flood
Resilience in Bidaracina Village, East Jakarta".
-Conducting training on the Flood Mitigation for The Flooding Task Force in the Village
of Bidaracina East Jakarta, in September 2007.
-Implementing the Community Empowerment for the Disadvantaged and poor people in the
Village of Bidaracina, financed by DKI Bank Program, March 2008.
-Implement Free Education Program for the poor children, and nurture foster children in
the Village of Bidaracina.
-Establish Command Post during the Flood , evacuate and help the victims in Jakarta, in
January 2007.
-In collaboration with the Integrated Development Mission Asia (Amid) organizes Free
Medical for the poor people in the village of Bidaracina, January 2007.
-As a Local Partner of UNESCO on the Program "Strengthening Community-Based Flood
Resilience in Bidaracina Village, East Jakarta".
-Conducting training on the Flood Mitigation for The Flooding Task Force in the Village
of Bidaracina East Jakarta, in September 2007.
-Implementing the Community Empowerment for the Disadvantaged and poor people in the
Village of Bidaracina, financed by DKI Bank Program, March 2008.
-Implement Free Education Program for the poor children, and nurture foster children in
the Village of Bidaracina.
Donate your time, money, or resources to Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation by contacting our office's staffs.
Whether you donate through Layung Fajar Indonesia Foundation or not, consider donating your time, money, or resources to social activities are highly appreciated.
Donasikan bantuan Anda melalui kami...
Donasikan bantuan Anda melalui kami...
Our email : layungfajarindonesia@gmail.com
Friday, January 27, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF LAYUNG FAJAR INDONESIA FOUNDATION
BOARD MEMBERS OF
LAYUNG FAJAR INDONESIA FOUNDATION
Period of June 2012 - June 2015
BOARD OF ADVISORY
-BAMBANG AGUS RUKAMDO
-Ir. SYAMSIR ALAM
BOARD OF BUILDERS
-FERRY WIBOWO, SE. (Chairman of the board)
-H. MAMAT SAHRONI
-HADI SUTANTO
-WARYO
-SOEMARDI
-WIJI ASODIQ
-H. MAMAT SAHRONI
-HADI SUTANTO
-WARYO
-SOEMARDI
-WIJI ASODIQ
REGULATORY OF FOUNDATION
KODERI HADI PRAYITNO
CHAIRMAN
TBA
SECRETARY GENERAL
TBA
TBA
TREASURER
TBA
SENIOR PROGRAM COORDINATOR
TBA
HUMANITARIAN AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DEPARTMENT
-SUNARYO
-ABDUL MALIK
-FACHRIZAL
-ABDUL MALIK
-FACHRIZAL
FOREIGN RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
BUDI ABDUL KADIR
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
-SUROTO, SE, MM.
-EDDY KENZ, S.Pd.
-EDDY KENZ, S.Pd.
LEGAL AND ADVOCACY DEPARTMENT
ARIF WIJAYANTO, SH
ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
-FADLY BUDIYONO, SE
IT AND WEBSITE DEPARTMENT
-FERDIAN DUMPING
-ASRIE WARDANA
PUBLIC RELATION AND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
WIDAYAT
LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT
ANTO YANTO
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
LAYUNG FAJAR INDONESIA ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED BY UNESCO
Strengthening community-based flood resilience in Bidara Cina, East Jakarta, Indonesia
With its population exceeding twelve million, Jakarta is considered as one of the most problematic ‘mega-cities’ in the world for its complex urban development challenges. Being located in a coastal lowland area and cut across by thirteen rivers and many other streams, Indonesia’s capital city is affected by recurrent inundations, especially during the rainy season.Since 2003 UNESCO Office, Jakarta, together with local partners has implemented activities to strengthen the flood resilience of communities living in Bidara Cina.
The area of the city sub-district Bidara Cina is located in the eastern part of Jakarta along the Ciliwung River, one of the major drainage systems in Jakarta. It covers an area of 126,10 ha with a population of 43,113 inhabitants (Data Kelurahan Bidara Cina, 2007). The major problems of Bidara Cina are waste disposal, water supply, health, and public hygiene; contributing to devastating flood effects.
During different project phases non-structural flood mitigation and preparedness measures have been implemented in several neighbourhood units in Bidara Cina to improve community’s understanding and awareness of the natural and social components of floods, and to strengthen people’s capability to deal with flood events. Each project phase was conceived in a way to be easily replicated in other neighbourhood units as well as at large level.
Starting with the neighbourhood unit or Rukun Warga (RW) 06 in 2003, the area of intervention has been widened by 2007 to other neighbourhood units in Bidara Cina, namely RW 07 and RW 14. As conditions in the three RWs were different a flexible project approach was important to meet the specific needs of each neighbourhood unit. In RW 06 it was important to raise the awareness and knowledge of the broader community to initiate the establishment of a community organisation for flood preparedness; whereas in RW 07 and RW 14 such organisations had been already established (so called Satgas Banjir) but with different capacities.
Local organisations such as the self-reliant community institution Layung Fajar, which is located in RW 07, have been actively integrated in carrying out the different project activities to ensure ongoing facilitation of the community of Bidara Cina after project closure.
Activities carried out
Water quality, supply and user assessment study
In collaboration with the Laboratory for Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology (Institute of Technology, Bandung), UNESCO Jakarta’s Hydrology Unit conducted a water quality, water supply and water use assessment study in RW 06 including chemical and bacteriological analyses of 25 groundwater samples from open and closed wells. (For brief overview of results please click here)
Vulnerability and capacity assessment
Vulnerability and capacity assessment has been conducted in the three RWs using Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) methods, focus group discussions and questionnaires.
Public education and training
Public awareness raising and education was especially important in RW 06 to initiate the establishment of a community organisation for flood preparedness. Besides basic knowledge of community-based flood management these trainings also included waste management techniques, organizational strengthening and first aid.
Capacity building for community organizations
Community organizations for flood response in the three RWs have received trainings on community-based flood management and organizational strengthening. Their focus on merely flood response was widened to include flood preparedness and mitigation as well as post flood rehabilitation. On-going and timely coordination between the different flood-related community organizations established in the different RWs of Bidara Cina was initiated.
Publication of a practical handbook for community participation in flood management
Based on inputs and concerns gained from the community of Bidara Cina a practical handbook for community participation in flood management will be published and distributed to the main stakeholders of community-based flood preparedness and mitigation in Bidara Cina. This handbook provides readers with the basic knowledge of the different stages of flood management and the possibility and importance of community action.
Results achieved
As a result of the pilot project a local community organisation for flood preparedness and mitigation has been established and trained in RW 06 and the capacity of existing organisations in RW 07 and RW 14 strengthened. These organisations represent an important channel for disseminating flood related information to other neighbourhoods and ensuring improved flood preparedness and reactivity of the whole community in Bidara Cina.
The important role that these organisations play for community-based flood preparedness and mitigation has been acknowledged beyond the borders of the city sub-district Bidara Cina. Members of the community organisation in RW 06 (Kelompok Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Bantaran, KPMB RW06) have been actively involved in disaster preparedness activities of other organisations and the government, such as the ‘training and simulation on flood preparedness’ organized by the City Government of East Jakarta or the ‘International Youth Day’ which sought to raise disaster awareness of the young generation, both organized in 2006.
Local project partners
Publication
FLOOD MITIGATION TRAINING TO THE PEOPLE IN BIDARACINA PROVIDED BY LAYUNG FAJAR INDONESIA FOUNDATION IN COOPERATION WITH UNESCO JAKARTA
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