The UN coordination team worked with the Provincial Governments of Yogyakarta and Central Java for one year to provide emergency aid and relief, following the 24 May 2006 earthquake. The international humanitarian response system invoked the cluster approach, for only the second time in the world following a natural disaster, to provide more predictability and efficiency of response. Coordination meetings with the Government, partners and NGOs took place on a regular basis, and relevant information from these meetings had been posted through this website between June 2006 to May 2007. Other earthquake-related reports and tools used during that time are also posted.
This website now hosts various products derived from the Java cluster response, such as maps, graphs, diagrams, lessons learnt and evaluations.
The Cluster Atlas features maps which provided information for strategic decision-making by specific groups. The accompanying text, in both English and Bahasa Indonesia, reviews progress that had been accomplished up to April 2007.
 Java Earthquake Response: Cluster Atlas May 2006-2007 (91Mb)
The Humanitarian Cluster Response to the Java Earthquake, 2006-2007,
 United Nations Coordination Center, Yogyakarta, May 2007
Introduction and Review of Humanitarian Cluster Response to the Java Earthquake, 2006-2007
English | Indonesia (200 Kb)
Early Recovery from 2006/7 Java Earthquake, by Pete Manfield, August 2007 (1 Mb)
Lessons Learnt from the Cluster Approach in Java, UNOCHA, January 2007 (63 Kb)
Evaluation of the Cluster System, by Pete Manfield, October 2007
(Soon available. Please check again later)
Cluster Approach Survey, conducted April/May 2007 (3.2 Mb)
Other documents...
UN Office of the Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator
Menara Thamrin 10th fl
Jl. Thamrin
Jakarta, Indonesia
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