10 hours ago Mar 24, 2009 . However, six months after the tsunami they gave it a try, not knowing whether international promises for aid would stand and if national negotiations for peace would be successful. They went home in large numbers, by July 2005, 75% of all displaced people in Aceh had returned to their villages and reclaimed their homes.
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12 hours ago "Aceh Tsunami Archive" was constructed with the same system design as our past Archives Series. Pluralistic data of the Indian Ocean Tsunami are plotted on a 3D digital globe. Users can look through all the data, flying-over in the sky in Banda Aceh reproduced on the digital globe with using zoom-in…
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7 hours ago Apr 01, 2014 . In 2004 following a massive offshore earthquake a tsunami came ashore in the province of Aceh, on Sumatra Island, Indonesia. As the international community scrambled to help it because increasingly obvious that this has been a vast wave. My images result from numerous assignments in Aceh, for Oxfam, UNICEF, WHO and others over a period of 4 years through the emergency phase …
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11 hours ago Dec 25, 2014 . Aerial shots of Banda Aceh in Indonesia and of the west coast taken in January 2005 show the extent of the devastation in the wake of the tsunami: a landscape scarred by …
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1 hours ago Mar 01, 2007 . The tsunami waves ranged from 4 to 39 meters high and destroyed more than 250 coastal communities. In the low-lying areas of western coastal Sumatra, including the city of Banda Aceh, the tsunami waves extended inland as far as 5 kilometers, affecting a …
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8 hours ago Mar 06, 2015 . After I and my friends got back from Weh Island, we decided to spend two days in Aceh before heading back. Banda Aceh Tsunami Museum Review. We found one little motel where the owner itself offered us a tour and car rental for one day. He told …
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9 hours ago also known as the Boxing Day Tsunami) occurred at 00:58:53 UTC on 26 December, with an epicentre off the west coast of northern Sumatra, Indonesia. It was an...
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10 hours ago Note on the creation of Aceh Books The devastating tsunami that struck Aceh on 26 December 2004 caused thousands of victims but also destroyed important libraries in Banda Aceh. The KITLV initiated a project that aimed to digitize a major part of the literature on Aceh in its collection.
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4 hours ago Dec 23, 2014 . Aceh’s history is riddled with spats of conflict. In 1950 when Jakarta diluted Aceh’s then de facto autonomy by declaring it a part of Sumatra Province, violent resistance led the Indonesian ...
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2 hours ago Amateur video footage showed the horror of the December 26 earthquake and tsunami in the provincial capital of Indonesia's worst-hit province of Aceh. Taken by a local resident who was about to film a marathon, the video captured the massive earthquake as it shook the town of Banda Aceh.
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11 hours ago Dec 14, 2014 . Login with Facebook Login with Twitter Login with Google ... Archives. Job Openings. OTHER CONTENT ... When a tsunami engulfed Indonesia's Aceh a decade ago, it …
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4 hours ago Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnewsAndrew Harding returns to Aceh 10 years after the devastating tsunami struck.Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://b...
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2 hours ago Nov 26, 2018 . Banda Aceh, the city most devastated by the tsunami. Several prior studies have been conducted in the general study area 20 (Jaffe et al ., 2006; Rubin et al ., 2017).
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7 hours ago Dec 28, 2014 . In Aceh, Indonesia, rebuilding after the 2004 tsunami led to the end of three decades of bloody conflict. In Sri Lanka, the aftermath was far worse
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1 hours ago Feb 01, 2016 . The city of Meulaboh after the earthquake in 2004. Photos courtesy of Friends Peace Teams. F riends are sometimes surprisingly well-equipped to respond to disasters. An outstanding example was the 9.3 magnitude Sumatra–Andaman earthquake lasting nearly ten minutes on an 810-mile fault line on December 26, 2004.
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7 hours ago Tsunami Aceh Indonesia 2004. Mosque Tsunami Aceh Indonesia 2004.credit: Video diambil oleh sejumlah Wisatawan di Aceh, Thailand dll yang terpublikasikan.
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12 hours ago In October 2014, Tourism Indonesia Mart & Expo was held in Banda Aceh to support tourism development, infrastructures and tourism attractions, but past 10 years from the disaster still remains the ...
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The outcome in Aceh has, by contrast, been viewed as a model for using democracy to achieve peace. The 2004 tsunami created two choices for achieving a genuine peace in the areas it affected. Only one of them can be said to have been successful.
Photographer Rein Skullerud from the World Food Programme (WFP) returns to Sumatra to document how people have rebuilt their lives after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami devastated Aceh province in Indonesia. His pictures show the scale of devastation then, and the revival since as locals gradually returned to work and normal life
Irwandi, who had initially fled Aceh so as not to be apprehended again, won Aceh’s governorship in December 2006, largely thanks to young GAM-aligned voters. He took a hard line against corruption and even banned logging (a major income source for GAM and TNI during the war).
This picture of Calang town in Aceh Jaya district shows the impact of the tsunami on local infrastructure. The wave swept across Calang, taking much of the settlement with it. According to local estimates, the town originally had 7,300 inhabitants; 800 survived the tsunami and only 600 bodies were found
But today, after eight years of reconstruction and unprecedented social and political changes in Aceh, it is possible to look beyond the destruction and reflect on what has gone well since that terrible day.
One local report states bluntly, “Since 2009, no assistance has been available from donors,” before offering this reassuring conclusion: “Aceh has, to a large extent, returned to normal.” 8 But what can “normal” mean in these circumstances? How does “recovery” begin and when does it end?
The changed approach in Aceh following the tsunami paved the way for a peace settlement that ended a decades-long military conflict in the province. However, two years after the tsunami key reconstruction plan targets have not been met and are unlikely to be met in the foreseeable future.
See photo slideshow. Eight years ago, a large tsunami devasted Aceh causing over 221,000 people killed or missing. The approach used during the reconstruction process brought great success and has now transformed Aceh. Experience in Aceh has provided an invaluable lesson for Indonesia and the world in disaster response.