Can Bali Strengthen It's Disaster Resilience?

Bali's rapid development faces a growing challenge: extreme weather, flooding, and spatial planning pressures. In 2025 alone, over 2600 disaster events impacted local infrastructure, affecting daily mobility, public services, and economic activity.

Building disaster-resilient infrastructure isn't just about recovering after a crises, it's about smarter planning, integrated policy, and cross-sector action today.

Join us at UID x AQUO Talk for a collaborative dialogue exploring how Bali can translate disaster risk data into resilient infrastructure, sustainable spatial planning, and proactive policies.

Saturday, October 17, 2026
08:30 - 12:00 WITA
UID Bali Campus, Kura Kura Bali SEZ

This event is co-organized in collaboration with Mandara School of Law and Public Policy (SLPP), bringing deep expertise in public policy moderation. The discussion will be moderated by A.A.B.N.A Surya Putra, Director of Mandara SLPP.

Who Should Attend?
Young professionals, researchers, public policy advocates, students, and community leaders eager to shape Bali’s spatial planning and disaster mitigation landscape.

Seats are limited to 50 participants. Be part of the solution for a safer, more resilient Bali.