Project Name：Sigi-Biromaru Livelihood Support Program (Indonesia)

Project status：Completed projects

Cooperating Country：Asia-Pacific, Indonesia

Project Description：

On September 28, 2018, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, also triggering a devastating tsunami. The disaster has caused tremendous damage on agricultural land, irrigation systems and agriculture tools; the livelihoods of local farmers are jeopardized. Therefore, the project aims to assist the earthquake affected families by improving access to livelihood recovery.
Overall, the project will:
1. construct shallow water wells to support the agricultural recovery.
2. remove earthquake debris from affected farming land and conduct plantation preparation through Cash-for-Work (CfW) programme.
3. improve farmers' access to agriculture inputs and technical assistance.

To watch the video made by the TaiwanICDF:
Spicy Life-Sigi-Biromaru Livelihood Support Program (Indonesia)

Implementation Start Date：2018-12-24

Implementation End Date：2019-12-23

Source of Funding：TaiwanICDF

Project Objectives：The earthquake and tsunami affected families in the target area have improved access to livelihood recovery.

Executing Agency：World Vision

Implementation Arrangement：The TaiwanICDF dispatched two experts to assist in the implementation of the project during the 12 months; Wahana Visi Indonesia implements the proposed activities and liaises with local government units and stakeholders; World Vision Taiwan assists in the supervision of the project.

Cooperating Stakeholders：World Vision