Indonesia Faces Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Disaster Era: PMI's Role and Challenges
The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) is struggling to cope with frequent natural disasters and the ensuing humanitarian crises. Climate change and infrastructure vulnerabilities are compounding the challenges, making efficiency and sustained funding for relief efforts urgent priorities.
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