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	Latest News: Wakatobi Opens Registration For Undersea Photo Contest - The Tourism and Culture Service of Wakabobi district, South East Sulawesi, is now opening registrati... Wakatobi To Have Coral Reefs Conservation School - Known for its beautiful and highly diverse coral reefs found nowhere else on earth, Wakatobi is Sout... Mayors From Six CTI Countries Gather in Wakatobi - A number of regents and mayors from six countries of Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI) began a round t... New Research Finds Mangroves Key To Climate Change - New research shows that mangroves store exceptionally more carbon than most tropical forests, but th... Strong, Shallow Earthquake Hits Eastern Indonesia - A strong and shallow earthquake hit eastern Indonesia early Monday, sending residents, hotels guests...		Welcome to IDRAP October 12 till 15, 2009, IDRAP had an important visit from Mr. Bertold Trittler of BENGO (Beratungsstelle fur private Trager in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit), for inspecting the results and impacts of aid from Federal Government of Germany channeled through IDRAP. Mr. Peter Wychodil of KOMITEE (German Doctors) accompanied Mr. Trittler during this visit. The selected project site to visit is North Buton District. Read more North Buton District in evaluator's angle Mr. Lukas Bayu Setyatmoko of Perspektif Institute conducted external evaluation (strategic review) for IDRAP's project on "Awareness Campaign on Money Politics and Basic Human Rights". The evaluation was lasted from 19 till 28 September 2010 by visiting several targeted villages in North Buton. He has made an independent conclusion based on his field assesment and findings. Villagers of Jampaka are in need of water supply and sanitation Villagers of Jampaka in North Buton District voiced again their need for clean water and latrines, after seeing their neighboring village of about 2 kilometers, Tomoahi, has enjoyed these two basic needs. This was revealed in the public meetings initiated by IDRAP. The meeting on 26 November, 2010 attended by the Executive Director of IDRAP, Bahaludin, as well as hundreds of people became an arena for people venting various basic needs that have been neglected and not getting serious attention from the local authority, especially in relation to the provision of clean water and family latrines. North Buton Wildlife Reserve Is In Danger North Buton Wildlife Reserve, an area of 82,000 ha, is the largest protected forest in South East Sulawesi of Indonesia. It is not only the house of tropical flora and fauna but also many indigenous sacred sites are therein. The condition of North Buton is now going worse day to day due to illegal logging activities. Let's save it, otherwise getting everything lost.