IDEP Foundation

I appreciated the opportunity to visit the foundation and learn about its work in sustainability and environmental education. However, I would like to raise a concern regarding the cow kept on the premises. The animal was restrained by the nose and appeared to have very limited space for movement or rest. Given that cattle require sufficient freedom of movement and social interaction to maintain their well-being, this situation was concerning to observe. I respectfully encourage a review of the current practice and consideration of more animal-friendly alternatives, including non-animal-based fertilization methods. I also sincerely hope that the animal will not be slaughtered and that its well-being will be ensured moving forward. Thank you for considering this feedback, which is shared in the interest of animal welfare and constructive improvement.

Very nice place to learn more about local plants and sustainability. We wen't there on a public holiday so missed a tour. Luckily the security guard gave us a private tour through the garden and explained everything to my friend who speaks a bit Bahasa Indonesia. He picked us a fresh passionfruit at the end 🙂

People's come from all over the world to learn about permaculture and living in harmony with nature at this long established foundation. IDEP works across Indonesia to support communities who have aspirations for resilience, disaster preparedness and sustainability. Pop in on Friday mornings for community garden day. You'll love it.

Good place to learn about Permaculture and to protect water. A more than 20 years old non profit organization in Bali with a lot of social and environmental projects.

An environmentally friendly office. The organization specialized in permaculture capacity building, DRR, and Bali Water Protection. Also, a home for Roady and Froyo. 🙂