INACON demonstrates strong experience in disaster risk management, community resilience strengthening, and post-disaster recovery and reconstruction, implemented in hazard-prone regions of Indonesia with support from the World Bank and other development partners.

Experience includes spatial planning, housing reconstruction support, and institutional capacity building. strengthening institutional systems, empowering communities, and improving preparedness, and recovery capacities in areas exposed to earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, floods, and landslides.

The Monitoring for Implementation of Strengthening Community Resilience in Region-2 Indonesia Disaster Resilience Initiatives Project (IDRIP), key activities included comprehensive monitoring and evaluation of community-based disaster resilience interventions (Destana) across multiple provinces. This involved conducting baseline resilience assessments using Village Resilience Assessment (VRA) tools, monitoring implementation progress and outputs, carrying out midterm and final evaluations, documenting lessons learned and best practices, and formulating sustainability and exit strategies.

The project provided technical assistance to local governments, supported regional development planning, conducted socio-economic studies, delivered training and capacity-building programs, and implemented monitoring and evaluation systems. Community-driven approaches ensured local ownership of reconstruction efforts, while project management support enabled effective coordination and implementation.

Key outcomes and impact include safer reconstruction outcomes, improved disaster preparedness, strengthened institutional response capacity, and increased resilience of communities and infrastructure.