This project is managed by Kopernik Solutions and implemented by Yayasan Kopernik.
Kopernik is supporting communities affected by the extreme flooding across Bali, through the distribution of emergency supplies and shelter kits.
Project Type
- Amplify Impact
Partners
THE PROBLEM
Torrential rain between 8 and 10 September 2025 has triggered flooding and severely impacted many districts across Bali. Market sellers and shop owners in Badung and Kumbasari market in Denpasar are among the most impacted communities due to this natural disaster. As of 10 September 2025, the District Disaster Management Board reported the following damage:
Flooding across Bali has claimed nine lives; two people remain missing under search and rescue.
- Flooding reported at over 123 locations.
- Landslides occurred at more than 18 sites.
- Sixteen houses were destroyed or collapsed.
- Three bridges collapsed.
- Over 100 residents evacuated.
- More than 250 vendors at Denpasar’s Kumbasari Market lost their stalls.
Source: BPBD Bali as of 10 September 2025 at 17:00 (GMT+0800)
THE SOLUTION
Kopernik is providing emergency supplies and shelter kits to the affected communities in partnership with BPBD Bali. The kits comprise the following:
Shelter and hygiene kits for households:
- 100 mattresses
- 100 ropes (6 mm, 20 cm)
- 100 tarpaulins
- 100 blankets
- 100 buckets (12 L, with lids)
- 100 floor mats
- 250 toothbrushes
- 250 towels (150 × 70 cm)
- 250 sarongs
- 250 bars of soaps
- 250 bottles of shampoo
Recovery kits for Kumbasari Market vendors:
- 250 mops
- 250 rubber squeegee floor wipers
- 250 table towels
People carrying their belongings wade through a flooded street following overnight heavy rains in Legian, Badung. Photo credit: REUTERS/Dicky Bisinglasi
Fabric store that collapsed after being hit by floods following overnight heavy rains in Denpasar, Bali. Photo credit: Bisnis.com
Impact of continuous rain in several areas, including Kumbasari Market near Tukad Badung, Denpasar, Bali. Photo credit: Bali Post
The evacuation process of one of the flood victims at Kumbasari Market, Denpasar, Bali. Photo credit: Koranjuri.com
Floods inundated the road at Dewa Ruci underpass, Badung, Bali. Photo credit: bali.tribunnews.com
THE EXPECTED IMPACT
This response is expected to reach more than 900 people from more than 350 households in Bali who have been heavily impacted by the flooding.
PROJECT COST
Type
Description
Amount
Procurement and distribution of shelter ktis
Costs associated with the procurement, coordination and distribution of the ER items
$7,826
Payment Processing Fee
Cost of transferring payments internationally and processing online donations for payments received via website.
$391
Total $8,217
This project is managed by Kopernik Solutions and implemented by Yayasan Kopernik.
