KUN HUMANITY SYSTEM+

PROFILE

OUR VISION

MultiA multi-discipline collaborative movement to synergize the human with the nature
WHO WE ARE
KUN Humanity System+ brings empowerment and humanitarian movement to people who needs them,
especially for those who live in remote areas in of Indonesia. Our team are is formed by a multi-
disciplinary collaborative movement to provide the most effective and holistic means to achieve our
vision.

dr. Chandra Sembiring

A medical doctor with a passion for the wilderness and disaster relief medicine. He has been involved in
many expedition and disaster relief operations as medical support and program coordinator. He also
joins international response in many international NGO like Medecines Medicines Sans Frontier in
Afghanistan and Himalayan Rescue Association in Nepal. He is involved in so many operations like
volcanic Eruption, tsunami relief, SAR operation Super jet crash incident, flood response, etc.

AnggiFrisca

An experienced cinematographer. She won the best cinematographer in “Apresiasi Film Indonesia 2012”
and nominated as the best cinematographer in “Festival Film Indonesia 2012 & 2017”. Her first movie
project as a film director is Negeri Dongeng, a movie about an expedition of 7 highest summits in
Indonesia. She decided to be a sociopreneur in 2014.

Pras Lumbantoruan
An experienced marketing research specialist. He has been involved in many marketing research project
in South East Asia related almost to all industries.

Dien Fakhri Iqbal M.

A psychologist who is concerned in about outdoor activity and humanitarian issues. He is experienced in
working for humanitarian and disaster response.

Permata Andhika

An educational expert who is concerned in with early child development issues. She is experienced in
working for humanitarian and disaster response.

Zulkifli

Aemergency An Emergency communication expert who is concerned in information, communication and

Telecommunication in Emergency. He is experienced in working for humanitarian and disaster response
since Tsunami Aceh 2004. He is also admin of @infobencana twitter social media.

Stephane Marc Mauger

A French.

Mochamad Salim,

An engineer who are is expert in wash and shelter since Aceh Tsunami earthquake. He is also work in
Australian Red Cross, Asian Development Bank, Arche Nova and another organization for Wash and
shelter project.

IwanKweceng

A national mountaineer figure, who has achieved the World 7 Summiters in 2012. He is also an
organization member of WANADRI, the largest mountain explorer organization in Indonesia.

Danu Pujiachiri

Founder of Bukapeta.com, a mapping expert who is concerned on about social empowerment. He

worked as a Cartographer for National Geographic. His current project is to develop local village using
mapping technologies.

Commented [O1]:

Commented [O2]: Maybe just mention the founders,

your organigram is not finalized yet...
Commented [PKL3]: We put them all to give clear
message of what we can possibly do.
OUR MOVEMENT

Established in February 2016 in Indonesia.

Throughout 2016 until early 2018, we have been focusing in on disaster mitigation effort in Indonesia.
We prepare and train the people in the surrounding disaster-prone area to be the first responders when
a disaster happens. We have been working in Semeru (East Java), Leuser (Aceh), Sinabung (North
Sumatra), Kerinci (Jambi), Manglayang (West Java), and Gede (West Java).

In 2018, we were invited to collaborate with the Ministry of Environment and Forestry to develop KUN
WILDERNESS CENTER (medical clinic and information center)

By August 2018, to respond to the Lombok Earthquake, KUN deploys a team as an emergency response
during emergency phase and to conduct a program until reconstruction/rehabilitation phase.

By the end of September 2018, as a response to PaluDonggala Earthquake and Tsunami, KUN sends a
team to do emergency response, and develops programs until the present time.

In Christmas Eve 2018, KUN deploys a team to respond Sunda Strait Tsunami in Banten. KUN
participated in emergency response in Banten and develops program until the present time.
PROGRAMS
Community and Environmental Empowerment
KUN Humanity System+ is collaborating with the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) through
KUN Center. The collaboration includes active involvement in the development of access system for
conservation and management in all National Parks in Indonesia (54 National Parks). KUN Center also
brings community empowerment to people who lived around conservation areas and National Parks.
KUN Center also takes a significant role in enhancing the capacity of local porters, guides, and
communities.

The main objectives of KUN Center are to strengthen nature conservation, promote community
empowerment, improve the positive experience of travelling in the wild, and also to significantly reduce
the number of accidents in the wilderness in Indonesia. Currently, over 150 porters have been
participating and certified in WFA (Wilderness First Aid).
Disaster Emergency Management and Countermeasures
We always respond to disaster emergencies quickly. When the mortality rate increases in a short time,
the main challenge is how to save as many lives as possible in a relatively short time. KUN Humanity
System + collaborates with volunteers and other organization throughout Indonesia so that KUN can
immediately assess disaster situations, precisely identify problems and major issues in responding to the
disaster, and quickly deploy disaster emergency response teams. The organization reserve cash, allows
KUN to quickly respond and when and where needs are highest.
SIMAUNG (Foothill Cinema / Outdoor Cinema)
KUN Humanity System + moves with local communities and the local government through SIMAUNG
(Sinema Kaki Gunung – Foothill Cinema / Outdoor Cinema). SIMAUNG is a form of education and
awareness program for disaster management. SIMAUNG is intended to increase awareness and
knowledge of local communities and the local government regarding the dangers that must be avoided
and remind them regarding the potential that allows them to cope with disaster. SIMAUNG is presented
through film screenings in an open-air cinema, and held locally.

Outdoor Cinema for IDP in Sinabung after Volcanic eruption

WHAT WE DO
1. Community and Environmental Empowerment
a. Increase the capacity of porters, guides and local communities
i. WFA & WPFA Training
ii. Hospitality Training
b. Strengthen the nature conservation
i. Improve National Park Management
ii. Replantation
c. Promote community empowerment
i. Explore the Village Potential
ii. Adventure Filmmaking Training
iii. Improve ecotourism

2. Disaster Emergency Management and Countermeasures

a. Health
iv. Medical
1. Satellite Health Command Post
2. Mobile Clinic
3. Health Promotion
4. Health education/awareness related video/film
5. Wilderness First Aid Training
v. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
1. Psychosocial Service Post
2. Clinical Psychological Support
3. Psychological First Aid Training
b. Logistics
i. Clean water
ii. Food item
iii. Non-food item
iv. Gender-sensitive hygiene kit
v. Shelter kit
vi. Family kit
vii. School kit
c. Education
i. Formal
1. Emergency School Construction
2. Substitution teacher
ii. Informal
1. Creative Space
2. Filmmaking Course
d. Shelter

Transitional Bamboo Shelter (Disability-Friendly)

e. Livelihood
 iii. Bamboo Cultivation
1. Bamboo Processing Training
a. Preservation
b. Coating
2. Bamboo Craftsmanship Training
a. Furniture
b. Housing
3. Basic Financial Management
f. Mitigation
i. Community-Based DRR Training
ii. Emergency Preparedness Training
g. WaSH
i. Creative Hygiene Promotion
ii. Community-Based WaSH Training
iii. Transitional Bamboo Latrine (Disability-Friendly)
h. Waste Management
i. Waste Volume Reducer
ii. Bamboo Trash Bin
i. Outdoor Cinema
i. Outdoor Cinema
ii. Community Entertainment
iii. Community Exhibition

3. Adventure Filmmaking Academy

a. SIMAUNG (Sinema Kaki Gunung / Foothill Cinema)
i. Filmmaking course
ii. Video production course
iii. Script writing course
iv. Acting class
v. Editing course
b. Film distribution course
i. Outdoor cinema training
OUR PROJECTS
1. KUN 4 LOMBOK
Starting Date 7 August 2018
Duration (Days) 150
Location Lombok Utara (North Lombok), Nusa Tenggara Barat
Coverage Area 1 village
Donor Various Support
Total Grant IDR 550,000,000.00 (Private Funding)
IDR 80,000,000.00 (AMP) Commented [O4]: ?Need to add FK UNPAD too as
IDR 50,000,000.00 (ITM) mentioned below? Did AMP gave 80,000,000?
IDR 120,000,000.00 (Crowdfunding) Commented [PKL5]: No need to add FK UNPAD. Yes they
Objective 1. Medical and psychosocial support to as many affected populations as did give us 80 mil
possible (2 months – crowdfunding) Commented [O6]: What is IMP
2. Emergency School tent (1 month – AMP FK UNPAD)
Commented [PKL7]: Chandra said that it’s a mining
3. 1000 school kit distribution (Crowdfunding)
company.
4. PFA training for teachers and primary healthcare staff in North Lombok
districts (Crowdfunding) Commented [O8]: 120,000,000 from Kitabisa?
5. 3 child child-friendly spaces Commented [PKL9]: Not from kitabisa.com. It was from
Brief Summary KUN initiated an emergency response in Lombok in the wake of a seven- our private fundrising.
richterRichter-scale earthquake that shakes the island to the ground. KUN based Commented [O10]: What is PFA?
its operation in GanggelangVilage of Gangga Subdistricts of North Lombok
Commented [PKL11]: Psychological First Aid
districts.

KUN collaborates with AMP (Atlas Medical Pioneer), a nature activist whose
members are all medical students from UniversitasPadjdjaran in West Java. As Commented [O12]: Is it an official perkumpulan or LSM
the operation is using crowdfunding and private funding, KUN never has a target or an informal student group?
except to provide a quick and massive response to the people of Lombok. Commented [PKL13]: Pecinta alam organization of
medicine faculty of Universitas Padjadjaran.
KUN arrives in Lombok on 7 August, 9 days after the disaster, and goes straight Commented [O14]: What do you mean?
away to one of the most remote places in North Lombok, Ganggelang village.KUN
initial plan is to provide emergency relief for 2 months. Nevertheless, the Commented [PKL15]: We didn’t know as we just came to
help.
crowdfunding and the support from other organization make KUN to be able to
extend the operation and work on programs. Commented [O16]: Extend for how long?
Commented [PKL17]: 4 months.
KUN learns to efficiently create and execute the program in Lombok. Many
programs applied in other KUN’s projects are tested in Lombok. The projects in
Lombok is also the training ground for KUN’s volunteers to explore their potential
and reinvent themselves.

As for the achievements, during the projects in Lombok, KUN provides free
emergency medical treatment to 1020 patients. Provides psychosocial support to
1226 people (640 children and 586 adults). Builds 3 child child-friendly spaces in
the village. Builds 3 emergency school tents and distributes 1000 school kits.
Furthermore, to increase the impact and the spread of the program, KUN trains
265 teachers in North Lombok districts psychosocial support so they can give
psychosocial support to their students in their school.
2. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PALU DONGGALA I Commented [O18]: You started Medical assistance
before the logistic distribution no?
Starting Date 11 October 2018
Duration (Days) 30 Commented [PKL19]: Yes but I think we did it using our
Location Palu, Central Sulawesi private funding. I don’t know of it’s a project or not.
Chandra should help to give more thorough answer.
Coverage Area 1 village
Donor Life
Total Grant EUR55,000.00
Objective Logistic distribution (food items, NFI, shelter kit) to 500 HHs
Brief Summary On 28 September 2018, when KUN is doing a disaster relief operation in Lombok,
an earthquake strikes Palu and Donggala in Central Sulawesi. We deploy a special Commented [O20]: And Sigi
team to Makassar to set up rapid need assessment in the disaster area as soon as
Commented [PKL21]: Indeed.
possible.

On 29 September 2018 KUN set up a temporary base of operation in Makassar of

South Sulawesi and Mamuju of West Sulawesi.in those cities to support the team
that will do the assessment in the field. We coordinate and collaborate with the
military and the local volunteers in Makassar and Mamuju. To ensure safe safe
transportation to Palu.

On 1 October KUN set up an advance team which consists of medical support are
dispatched to Palu by land transportation. 3 reporters from Sky News UK are
tagged along with the advance team to cover the news of the disaster. On 2
October 2018, the KUN advance team arrives in western side of Donggala and
started the assessment immediately. KUN advance team doesn’t go directly to
Palu as the access is cut off by the severe damage. KUN advance team set up a
temporary base in Donggala. Provides medical emergency support for the
affected population. Support the military and volunteers tin evacuating the
survivors and bodies.

On 4 October 2018, the road to Palu is finally accessible. The KUN advance team
then move into Palu and set up the emergency response operation for a few
days. Life, an NGO from France collaborate with KUN to provide 500 packages of
basic logistic needs which include (water, food items, NFI, and shelter kit).

On 11 October KUN manage to find the proper location that relatively matches
the number of beneficiaries. The location is in Namo Village of Kulawi subdistricts
of Sigi districts. KUN distributed 522 packages to 522 affected households in
Namo village.The indirect beneficiaries of the project are about 2000 people. Commented [O22]: That should be on a separate Project
before Life I guess
Commented [PKL23]: Chandra will decide.
3. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PALU DONGGALA II
Starting Date 28 October 2018
Duration (Days) 30
Location Palu, Central Sulawesi
Coverage Area 1 village
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD26,177.00 Commented [O24]: Where is the first 10,000US from
Objective 1. Needs assessment IMC?
2. PSS to the affected population Commented [PKL25]: I don’t know. Maybe Chandra can
Brief Summary International Medical Corps (IMC) collaborates with KUN to do a need explain.
assessment of the affected population in Namo village as IMC planned to provide
transitional shelter for them. While doing the assessment, KUN is responsible to
provide psychosocial support (PSS) for the affected population in Namo
village.KUN dispatches 2 psychologists to Namo to handle the PSS. After a 30-day
operation, KUN provides psychosocial support to 1091 affected population in
Namo village
4. T-BAMBOO SHELTERNAMO
Starting Date 3 December 2018
Duration (Days) 121
Location Sigi districts, Central Sulawesi
Coverage Area 1 village
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD221,565.10
Objective 1. 7-day Bamboo Processing Training
2. 52 T-Bamboo Shelters for 52 HHs
3. WaSH Training to all Beneficiaries Commented [O26]: Latrines construction not funded by
4. Waste management in Namo village IMC? How many Latrines? How many communal and how
Brief Summary IMC collaborates with KUN to provide transitional shelter in Namo village. The many HH based?
shelters are going to be made of bamboo. Previously, KUN have has experienced Commented [PKL27]: Yup, there is latrine construction.
the bamboo construction in Lombok, but it was for child child-friendly space. It’s included in the WASH program.
Therefore, this is the pilot project for KUN that involves bamboo for transitional
shelters for IDP.Bamboo is a perfect material in emergency situation for
environmental aspects and cost cost-efficiency especially in Indonesia.

The process involves 100% community participation. The transitional shelter

design, the bamboo supply, beneficiary selection, the determination of
construction location, the construction, and other things involve 100%
community participation.

The initial process is to provide a training to the community as the they are the
ones who will construct their own transitional shelters. A seven-day bamboo
processing training is then held in Namo village.10 out of 20 training participants
are from Namo village. 5 bamboo specialists are hired from Java to train them.
During the training, the community learns the bamboo construction and
craftsmanship. They also put their knowledge gained from the training to be
applied in a the construction of a prototype house.

Once the prototype transitional shelter is built, the community continue to start
the construction phase. The community are is divided into 10 working groups. In
the construction phase, 6 Bamboo specialists are hired from Java to lead and
assist the community in their transitional shelter construction.

The next objectives are the WaSHtraining and waste management training. The
WaSH training is started as soon as the transitional latrines are constructed. The
transitional latrines are also made of bamboo. The trash bin for waste
management system program is also made of bamboo.

The project is still on in progress, but there are so many positive responses
received from the community as well from the related government officials.
5. SUNDA STRAIT EMERGENCY RESPONSE I
Starting Date 26 December 2018
Duration (Days) 30
Location Pandeglang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 2 Subdistricts
Donor German Caritas Association
Total Grant EUR55,000.00
Objective 1. Logistic Distribution (clean water, food items, NFI, hygiene kit, and
shelter kit)
2. Psychosocial Assessment
3. Psychosocial Support (PSS)
4. Establish Medical Field Post
5. Mobile Medical Service Unit (15 Days)
Brief Summary On 22 December 2018, when KUN is doing a disaster relief operation in Palu, a
tsunami strikes Sunda Strait area which includes Banten province of Java island
and Lampung province of Sumatra island. KUN deploys another special team to
Pandeglang districts to set up rapid need assessment in the disaster area as soon
as possible.

On 23 December 2018 KUN enters Pandeglang district cannot continue to go to

Sumur subdistricts, the most affected subdistricts by the disaster, because of the
access is cut off by the damage. On 25 December 2018, KUN can finally continue
the journey to Sumur subdistricts and becomes one of the first NGOs that
provide emergency response in the area.

KUN set up a temporary base of operation in Cimanggu subdistricts in

Pandeglang districts of Banten province. KUN immediately conduct a rapid
assessment and coordinate with the local governments to find nearby IDP camps
and temporary settlements.

KUN collaborates with German Caritas Association to provide emergency logistic

supports, which includes clean water, food items, NFI, hygiene kit, and shelter kit,
to 500 affected households and PSS, establish satellite medical field post, and a
mobile medical service unit (mobile clinic) to provide emergency relief to as
many IDP as possible.

After a 30-day operation, KUN distributed 500 packages logistics support to 500
directly affected households, 468 people get received PSS, and 871 patients get
received medical treatment from the doctor.
6. SUNDA STRAIT EMERGENCY RESPONSE II
Starting Date 26 December 2018
Duration (Days) 14
Location Pandeglang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 2 Subdistricts
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD 10,045.45
Objective 1. Medical Field Post
2. Mobile Medical Service Unit (mobile clinic)
Brief Summary KUN also collaborates with IMC in Sunda Strait emergency response to provide
medical field post and mobile medical service unit. KUN set up medical field post
in Cimanggu primary health care in Cimanggu subdistricts. The mobile clinic
provides medical service to IDP around Cimanggu subdistricts as many people
from Sumur subdistricts take refuge in Cimanggu subdistricts. After a 14-day-
operation, KUN manages to provide medical treatment to 540 patients.
7. SUNDA STRAIT EMERGENCY RESPONSE III
Starting Date 17 January 2019
Duration (Days) 15
Location Pandeglang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 2 Subdistricts
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD 16,153.85
Objective 1. Mobile Clinic
2. Health Promotion
3. Local Health Center Support
Brief Summary This project is a follow-up of the previous project funded by IMC in Bantento
provide medical field post and mobile medical service unit. KUN set up medical
field post in Cimanggu primary health care in Cimanggu subdistricts. The mobile
clinic provides medical service to IDP around Cimanggu subdistricts as many
people from Sumur subdistricts take refuge in Cimanggu subdistricts.

After a 14-day-operation, KUN manages to provide medical treatment to 647

patients. KUN then distributed the remaining medicines and medical kits to
Cimanggu primary health care so it can improve its service after the disaster.
8. SUNDA STRAIT TSUNAMI HUMANITARIAN PROJECT
Starting Date 17 January 2019
Duration (Days) 180
Location Pandeglang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 3 most affected villages
Donor YEU (Christian Aid) Commented [O28]: Full name, Yayasan...
Total Grant USD 80,000.00 Commented [PKL29]: YAKKUM Emergency Unit
Objective 1. MHPSS
2. WaSH Training
3. Community Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CB-DRR)
Brief Summary KUN plans to continue its psychosocial support program to the affected
community especially to the high-risk groups. To build and strengthen the
community in the capacity of psychosocial support by the community members
themselves. To trainPuskesmas (subdistricts primary health care) staff and
officials, and village volunteers. And also establishes referral system for mental
health issues.

Then to promote and train clean and healthy living behaviour to the community
member, specifically in hygiene promotion and waste management. As there is
indeed a high possibility of water water-born, waste, and hygiene hygiene-
related diseases in case the displacement is prolonged. The targeted community
will also receive training to maintain good hygiene practices and to avoid disease
spread in the camps/settlements.

Other than that, KUN also plans to provide Community Based Disaster Risk
Reduction, that includes effective communication in spreading and how to find or
check clear and true information about disaster warning, and collaborative and
strategic formulation and planning in disaster preparedness. This is due to
hazardous environment in the place where they’re currently living and the
misinformation used to spread in the community themselves.All the mentioned
programs are to involve full community participation.

KUN collaborates with YEU and Christian Aid to make the program. The targeted
villages are the three most affected villages by the tsunami: Sumber Jaya, Taman
Jaya, and Cigorondong. The project itself is still on in progress.
9. SUNDA STRAIT TSUNAMI EMERGENCY RELIEF
Starting Date 8 March 2019
Duration (Days) 54
Location Pandeglang and Serang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 2 Subdistricts
Donor ACTED (ECHO)
Total Grant EUR44,946.39
Objective 1. 1000 Gender-Sensitive Hygiene Kits (Women & Baby) Distribution
2. 800 Unconditional Cash Grant to the Most Vulnerable Families
3. Hygiene Promotion to 1000 Women
4. PSS & DRR Training to 3000 HHs Respectively
5. Emergency Preparedness Training to 20 representatives of NGO/CBO, 5
representatives of Local Government Officials, 5 representatives of
Media and Academia
Brief Summary KUN, in collaboration with ACTED and ECHO, targets the most underserved
disaster disaster-affected population in the areas of Pandeglang and Serang
districts. KUN defines a list of targeting criteria in coordination with the relevant
coordination mechanisms. The criteria could include female female-headed
households, households with the presence of elderly and/or people with
disabilities (PwD) and/or a high number of children etc. A detailed household
assessment is conducted among the identified damaged households, to support
beneficiary selection for each activity, based on vulnerability criteria. Beneficiary
lists are crosschecked through the ACTED Assessment, Monitoring and Evaluation
Unit (AMEU) mechanisms,including field visits, beneficiary interviews etc, to
ensure that the neediest and the most underserved community members are
selected as beneficiaries.

The main axes of intervention are as follows; (i)The distribution of 1000 gender-
sensitive family hygiene and baby kits, along with the launch of 30 sessions of
hygiene promotion targeting 1000 vulnerable IDP women. Hygiene kits include
family mosquito nets. (ii) The distribution of unconditional cash grants to 800
most vulnerable families to meet the lifesaving food and non-food needs for two
months period until the normalcy returns and livelihood sources restored. (iii)
Psychosocial support and DRR/build back better training of communities for 3000
households in 30 most affected villages (iv) Capacity building of 20 local
community-based organizations, 5 representatives from local authorities, and 5
representatives from media and academia.A two-days training and subsequent
handholding are the effort to ensure the sustainability of intervention and
preparedness and mitigation.

After 45-day-operation, KUN achieved all objectives set by ECHO: (i) 1000
hygiene kits and baby kits are distributed. (ii) 831 most vulnerable affected
families received an unconditional cash grant. (iii) 2049 people (1060 men &
1349 women) receive hygiene promotion. (iv) 3155 (1417 male & 1738 female)
families received PSS, while 3227 (1471 male & 1756 female) families received
DRR Training. (v) 20 NGO/CBO, 5 local government officials, 5 representatives of
media and academia get emergency preparedness training
10. SUNDA STRAIT CREATIVE HYGIENE TRAINING
Starting Date 18 March 2019
Duration (Days) 30
Location Pandeglang districts, Banten
Coverage Area 4 Villages
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD 17,210.14
Objective 1. School School-Based Hygiene Promotion
2. Emergency Preparedness Training
Brief Summary KUN collaborates again with IMC to provide hygiene promotion and practice to
students of 5 elementary schools in 4 villages. There is also a waste management Commented [O30]: Name of villages and subdistricts
training for the students. Other than that, KUN and IMC support the schools with
Commented [PKL31]: It’s explained in the end of the
the procurement of bamboo trash bins and IEC materials. summary.

After a 14-day-operation, KUN manages to provide hygiene promotion and

practice to 1214 students & 1291 students of 5 elementary schools in 4 villages.
The same exact number of students are also recorded to participate in waste
management promotion and practice. KUN distributes 120 bamboo trash bins
and 50 exclusive IEC materials to 5 schools in 4 villages of Sumber Jaya (2),
Kertamukti, Tunggal jaya, and Cigorondong.
11. FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY RESPONSE SALUA
Starting Date 18 March 2019
Duration (Days) 15
Location Sigi districts, Central Sulawesi
Coverage Area 1 Village
Donor International Medical Corps
Total Grant USD12,766.67
Objective 1. Emergency Medical Response
2. Logistic Distribution Commented [O32]: Food item?NFI?Both?
Brief Summary On 9 March 2019, a flash flood strikes Salua, a village in Kulawi subdistricts, Commented [PKL33]: Chandra, I need help on this,
about 15 kilometres kilometers from KUN T-Shelter Bamboo project in Namo please.
village. The flash flood destroys 50 houses in the area. Fortunately, there is no
single fatality reported.

KUN and IMC set up an emergency response to relief Salua. The emergency
response includes medical treatment and logistics distribution. After 15-day of
operation, KUN provides medical treatment to 15 patients and manage to
distribute 50 logistic packages to 50 households.
12. T-SHELTER BAMBOO POBOYA
Starting Date 25 March 2019
Duration (Days) 90
Location Palu, Central Sulawesi
Coverage Area 1 Village
Donor Alumni Brawijaya Golf
Total Grant USD83,795.00
Objective 1. 12 T-Bamboo Shelters
2. WaSH Training
Brief Summary KUN and Christian Aid work together to duplicate the T-Shelter Bamboo project
in Palu. The target is to construct 12 T-Bamboo shelters in Poboya, a village in
paluPalu, and Wash training to the villagers, especially the beneficiaries of T-
Shelter Bamboo project. The project is currently still in progress.
13. RAMADAN IFTAR DISTRIBUTION
Starting Date 2 May 2019
Duration (Days) 10
Location Sigi districts, Central Sulawesi
Coverage Area 1 Village
Donor Life
Total Grant EUR22,500.00
Objective 450 Packages of Ramadan Iftar Distribution
Brief Summary KUN collaborates with LIFE, an NGO from France, to distribute at least 450
packages of iftar that meet the nutritional needs of the family. The coverage area
of this project is 1 village, which is Namo village. After 10-day operation, KUN
manages to distribute 450 packages of iftar to 450 households in Namo village.
14. EMERGENCY RESPONSE HALMAHERA
Starting Date 15 August 2019
Duration (Days) 15
Location South Halmahera, North Maluku
Coverage Area 8 Villages
Donor German Caritas Association
Total Grant EUR35,000.00
Objective 1. Medical emergency response
2. Psychosocial emergency response
3. Emergency solid waste management
Brief Summary KUN collaborates with Caritas Germany to deliver an emergency response for the
affected population hit by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake. The objective of this
operation is to create 1 satellite medical post and 5 mobile clinic activities for the
affected population. The area is quite remote and isolated. The best
transportation access is by using speedboat. At the end of the operation, KUN
managed to reach 602 beneficiaries for medical treatment, 121 beneficiaries for
psychosocial support, and distributed 30 waste containers & 1 waste volume
reducers.