Helping People
to Help
Themselves
Building community resilience through local wisdom and sustainable living.
Welcome to IDEP Selaras Alam
We strengthen community resilience through education, emergency response, and sustainable resource management inspired by permaculture. Our work helps communities restore harmony between people and nature.
We support community efforts to manage clean water, food security, and disaster preparedness. Using participatory methods, we promote solutions rooted in local culture and capacity. We support community efforts to manage clean water, food security, and disaster preparedness. Using participatory methods, we promote solutions rooted in local culture and capacity.
Together, we build stronger, self-reliant communities that protect ecosystems and sustain life in balance with nature.
Our Works
Permaculture-based Sustainable Livelihood
Community-based Disaster Management
Capacity Building through Training and Consultancy
IDEP GARDEN
IDEP’s garden is a thriving example of sustainable living, showcasing organic farming, permaculture principles, and seed saving. It serves as a learning space for communities to reconnect with nature and build resilience through food security and ecological practices.
25 Years in Numbers and Figures
People received direct benefits from programs
Trainings and consultancy projects delivered
Locations reached out by programs, mostly remote villages
Youth participated in public education activities
Educational media downloaded online
ongoing projects
Bali Water Protection
The Bali Water Protection (BWP) Program aims to address the increasingly urgent water crisis in Bali, an island that heavily depends on water for life,
BALI MANDALA
A disaster risk assessment by SIAP SIAGA shows that Bali faces at least 14 types of hazards—ranging from earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, landslides, floods, droughts,
news and stories
Shared Joy on Eid al-Adha : IDEP Selaras Alam and Octa Distribute Eid Package for 37 Single Mothers in Gianyar and Denpasar, Bali
Eid al-Adha is one of the most anticipated celebrations by muslims each year. With great joy, Muslims celebrate this moment through togetherness and kinship with
Gardening: A Space of Inclusion and New Hope for Children with Disabilities in Bali
Learning about seed names (Photo: Nicolaus Sulistyo/ IDEP) In the simple schoolyard, children gathered joyfully. That day, they were not in a classroom lesson. They
Soil Microorganisms Scientifically Proven to Benefit Mental Health
Stress disorders and depression affect 34.9% of Indonesian teenagers—that’s around 15.5 million young people. This alarming figure is driven by growing pressures of modern life,