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The Indonesian government is expediting aid distribution for victims of recent floods in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra. 22 villages have been lost 1
The recent floods in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra have caused unprecedented damage, with 22 villages completely lost 1
In response to the disaster, the Indonesian government has implemented a comprehensive aid package. Rp 8 million per family has been allocated to affected households, addressing immediate needs such as temporary housing and basic necessities 5
To ensure efficient aid distribution, state-owned banks through Himbara are implementing a 'jemput bola' (proactive outreach) system. This approach involves bank representatives directly visiting affected areas, including remote villages and evacuation centers, to provide assistance without requiring recipients to visit bank branches 2
The government is also focusing on long-term recovery through various housing solutions. These include the development of temporary housing (huntara), permanent housing (huntap), and cash assistance programs. The distribution strategy is being tailored based on the extent of damage and community preferences, with data from local governments and BNPB guiding the allocation 2
To ensure the integrity of the aid distribution process, the government is conducting thorough verification using data from Dukcapil Kemendagri. 2
Bantuan Rp 8 Juta per Keluarga
Penyaluran Santunan Rp 1,29 Miliar
Implementasi Sistem Jemput Bola oleh Himbara