OPTIMIZING

HUMANITARIAN & DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM FOR MOTHER,
CHILDREN, AND YOUTH

I B U F O U N D AT I O N P R O F I L E 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 4
 T H E F O U N D A T I O N

IBU Foundation (IBU) is a non-profit organization established when

a group of volunteers responded Aceh & Nias earthquake and
tsunami disaster on December 26th, 2004. By the middle of 2005,
IBU registered as a legal Non-Government Organisation became a
foundation that performed humanitarian and development programs
in Indonesia. By the end of 2011, IBU registered legally as Yayasan
Indonesia Bhadra Utama and publicly known as IBU Foundation.

Considering the current situation of Indonesia and the RPJMN 2020

- 2024, IBU defines the organizational’ strategies with the targeted
population on developing the program for mothers, children and youth
both in humanitarian and development context. In a humanitarian
context, IBU has thematic issues for emergency response programs
that focused on health (including medical services & nutrition) and
protection (including comprehensive mental health and psychosocial
support) called Rumah Kencana. IBU has other thematic issues that
could be combined on development context, i.e. WASH (including
water supply, sanitation & hygiene promotion), Livelihood, and
Education by mainstreaming the cross-cutting issues such as Gender-
Based Violence (GBV), Protection against Sexual Exploitation Abuse
(PSEA), Child Protection, Climate Change Adaptation, and Disaster
Risk Reduction. On delivering the project, IBU shows interest in
developing the partnership with community, CSO, government and
international organizations.

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Progress of Project Implementation and

Organizational Management in IBU Foundations’
Strategic Planning 2012-2019

Continue to recruit and increase the

capacity of IBU volunteers especially
in Emergency Response & Community Increase capacity in emergency
Development response and promote Community
Based Disaster Management and
Since 2014 to 2019 IBU has recruited and Disaster Risk Reduction to protect
developed the capacity of 259 volunteers. the community affected and prone
They were participated in an internship to disasters
program and emergency response in West
Nusa Tenggara, Central Sulawesi and Maluku. IBU has managed 13 Emergency Response
projects in West Nusa Tenggara, Central
Sulawesi and Maluku - affected by the
tsunami and earthquake since by the Increase community access to
end of 2018. Moreover, IBU promoted water and sanitation facilities and
Community Based Disaster Management hygiene through WASH program
and Disaster Risk Reduction, in West Java and Community Led Total Sanitation
and Jakarta as well (School DRR & Urban Program (CLTS)
Resilience).
Community access to water and sanitation
The ER/DRR project domains consisted of facilities and hygiene increased through
non-food items distribution, psychosocial, WASH programs in disaster affected areas in
mother and child health, livelihood, WASH, Central Sulawesi and through CLTS program
and plastic reduction. in Purwakarta district-West Java.

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Increase equity access to health & Converge program of intervention

nutrition services especially in rural with Early Childhood Development
& remote areas through Posyandu Programs through “adopt a village”
revitalization program and other programs
community based on health and
nutrition activity in maternal, child This plan on “adopt a village program” has

health and nutrition sectors not been achieved yet due to the various
changes within organization (organizational

More than 20,000 people including children structure, board members, and vision and

0-6 years old, mothers, and pregnant women mission development) as well as an external

in rural & remote areas accessed health situation such as change of humanitarian and

& nutrition services through Posyandu development aid.

revitalization program from 2012 to 2015.

While the cooperation between IBU and
Nutrition International contributed into the
micronutrition status of mothers, children 0-5
years old, and adolescent girls in 13 provinces:
West Java, Central Java, East Java, Riau, Bangka
Belitung, Jambi, South Sulawesi, West Sulawesi,
West Kalimantan, Gorontalo, Lampung, Maluku,
and Papua.

A volunteer based organisation working to response humanitarian

and development crisis in Indonesia, to make a

S A F E A N D H E A LT H Y S O C I E T Y

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 Where We Work
We are continuously evolve to adapt to the demand and facing challenges
to become strong and sustained organization. Since 2005, we have
implemented the programs in 42 cities/districts in Indonesia. And since
2011, we have been known as Yayasan Indonesia Bhadra Utama.

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VISION

W E C O N T R I BU T E T O
T H E QUA L I T Y O F
C OM M U N I T Y
in terms of health (physical & mental), intelligence (emotional,
intellectual & social) and the economy both in the context of
humanitarian and development.

especially for

M OTHE R S , C H IL D R EN , A N D YO UT H MISSION
• IBU Foundation focused on community empowerment service, research, and two-ways
policy engagement (policymaker and civilian public) in economic sovereignty of people,
mother & child health, early childhood education, emergency response & disaster risk
management.
• IBU Foundation facilitates the development of mother & child health and early childhood
education service as well as economic empowerment based on people's sovereignty in
determining their own destiny.

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MISSION
• IBU Foundation will also mobilize and bridge the collaboration of civil public networks • Management of the Foundation ensures the sustainable development of staff competencies and
consisted of academics, volunteers, social service organizations, and media to encourage systematic management of knowledge. Executive management also focuses on organizational
early childhood development issues into national priority issues.
development in terms of risk and quality management.
• Management of the Foundation develops the basis of funding organization through
networking efforts with funding organizations that shared the vision with IBU Foundation,
endowment fundraising, and commercial activities to generate income in line with the law
and organizational values.

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 O R G A N I Z A T I O N A L
F R A M E W O R K

HUMAN RESOURCE COMMUNITY

SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT
MANAGEMENT

FUNDRAISING PROJECT
SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
MANAGEMENT

GOALS

COMMUNICATION TECHNICAL
SYSTEM ASSISTANCE
MANAGEMENT PROVISION

OPERATIONAL
SYSTEM
MANAGEMENT

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Emergency Response & Disaster Risk Management

Rumah Kencana
Grand Design

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Emergency Response & Disaster Risk Management

Early Recovery Program
ER We have Emergency Response & Early Recovery program plan
DRM
Based on Indonesian Disaster Risk Index (Indeks Risiko Bencana
Indonesia/IRBI) on 2013 indicates that out of the total 508 districts
(415 rural and 93 urban), 497 districts/ cities have been listed as
focused on:
prone to disaster, 323 districts/cities (65%) have been identified as
1. Rapid Need Assessment
“high risk” and 174 districts (35%) as “moderate risk”.
Having developed the digital assessment form by using
Kobotoolbox based on Sphere Standard, we can provide detailed
Therefore, we consider to optimize organization's capacities on
IDPs' needs information from our resource person/volunteers on
Disaster Management by implementing Community Led Disaster
the ground.
Risk Management (CL-DRM) and School Based DRM program.
2. Health
We can provide medical services & psychological first aid for
targeted population.
3. Protection
By implementing structured psychosocial activities called "Rumah
Kencana", we ensure that targeted population's basic needs could
be fulfilled

Rehabilitation & Reconstruction

There are several focuses based on our capacities to face rehabilitation
& reconstruction phase, e.g.:
RR
1. Livelihood restoration
2. Increasing access on WASH (Water Supply, Sanitation & Hygiene
Promotion)
3. Increasing capacity of local CSO (Civil Society Organization) on
Waste Management
4. Contributing on community health status improvement by
providing medical services, IYCF-E services (Infant and Young
Child Feeding on Emergency) and public health surveillance
etc.

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Development Consultancy
As a part of development program, IBU also has capacity on
The objectives of the RPJMN IV in 2020 - 2024 are in line with Sustainable Development
consutancy service of several aspects below.
Goals (SDGs). The targets of the 17 goals in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and
1. Organizational Management
their indicators have been accommodated in 7 development agendas in Indonesia, i.e.:
2. Humanitarian work
1. Strengthening Economic Resilience for Growth Quality
2. Developing Areas to Reduce Inequality
3. Increasing Quality of Human Resources and Competitiveness
4. Developing Culture and the Character of Nation
5. Strengthening Infrastructure to Support Economic Development and Basic Services
6. Developing the Environment, Enhancing Disaster Resilience and Climate Change
7. Strengthening the Stability of Political, Legal, Defense and Security and Public Services
Transformation

Community Development

Social Economic

Community
Capacity Building
As one of IBU's requirenment to their staff, partners, and volunteers.
Advocacy Cultural The capacity building program also provided to the potential partners
and networks. IBU develop the capacity building program on:
1. Internship program
2. Research program
3. Capacity Building for volunteers
Environmental

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 IBU is an independent organization that does not affiliate with any religion and political party. IBU works with the spirit of volunteerism. IBU believes in
T H E T E A M
partnership in order to achieve its mission and vision. IBU is supporting the convention of the rights of the child and promoting child welfare, safeguarding
OUR VALUES (including Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence, Protection of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation), and anti-fraud.

Goodwill Ambassador
Cathy Sharon
As we share similar values and vision, we are
pleased to welcome onboard Cathy Sharon
as IBU’s Ambassador to work with us to raise
the awareness of Women’s Empowerment
and Chid Protection issues especially in
emergency and crisis situations.
Ridwan 'Jack' Gustiana Hendro Nugroho Rika Setiawati Mulyana Brata
Board of Patron Board of Supervisory Chairperson Vice Chairperson

Kiki Noorrizki Riki Gustiansyah Pramaningtyas Sarce Levina Ardiati Ari Hadyan Mustamsik Erwin Supiyanto
General Secretary also Treasurer also Executive Director Program Director Admin & Finance Logistic Manager
functionated as HR functionated as Manager
Manager Operational Director

Iqbal Maulana Dini Zakia Maily Vintan Mia Sumiati La Harman

Publication & Communication & Communication & Admin & Finance Logistic Assistant
Documentation Networking Specialist Public Networking Officer
Specialist Officer

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 Contact Us:
BANJARNEGARA ST. NO. 14
ANTAPANI, BANDUNG CITY
WEST JAVA - I N D O N E S I A
40291
Ph: +628 114 614 000
[email protected]

There are many ways you can support our work

for community such as fundraising, campaigning
or volunteering. Please visit our website for
more information or follow us on social media.

IBU Foundation

@IBUFoundation

@ibufoundation

W W W . I B U F O U N D A T I O N . O R . I D

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 Thank you to our
colleagues, family,
and friends.

We could do more
with your support.

I B U
YAYA S A N I N D O N E S I A B H A D R A U TA M A

ACC NO: 130.00.3037777.7

BANK: PT BANK MANDIRI (PERSERO) TBK.
BRANCH: KCP BANDUNG BKR
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BRANCH ADDRESS: JL. BKR NO. 124A, BANDUNG 40254

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