2017年11月的气旋。热带气旋查帕克袭击了爪哇岛东南部地区，带来强风和强降雨。在东爪哇省和日惹特区，降雨量是2016年同期正常降雨量的两倍多，气旋造成大面积洪水、局部山体滑坡，破坏严重。
2017年8月的火山爆发。印尼巴厘岛的阿贡火山爆发，导致了爆炸性喷发、火山碎屑流、火山泥流和熔岩流，共记录到了数十次轻微的火山爆发和近50次浅源地震。一个月后，印尼火山学和地质灾害减灾中心将阿贡火山情况等级升至四级（红色警报—危险等级），靠近火山地区的约14.3万人被安置到疏散中心。
2016年12月的地震。苏门答腊岛亚齐省皮迪查亚区发生6.4级地震，造成60人死亡，89个村庄受灾。印尼红十字会向灾区提供了应急响应和早期恢复援助。
2016年5月至7月的洪水和山体滑坡。2016年5月中旬，加里曼丹省（南部、西部和中部）、明古鲁省和哥伦打洛省发生洪水和山体滑坡。随后，强降雨还导致西爪哇省梳邦县发生山洪暴发。当地立即宣布采取应急响应措施，提供基本救济援助。根据国家灾害管理局信息，降雨导致苏门答腊、爪哇、巴厘岛和东努沙部分地区发生洪水和山体滑坡，约有60人死亡。印尼气象、气候和地球物理局发布强降雨和潮汐警报，搜救行动于6月24日结束。7月中旬的强降雨引发了北苏拉威西省北科纳韦县的洪水，导致约1350人流离失所，730间房屋被淹没在水中。7月19日，西巴布亚省索龙市有100多户人家被淹，7月22日至23日，雅加达大约有200户人家被淹。
2016年8月至10月的洪水和山体滑坡。8月1日至7日，东努沙登加拉省恩德约有45间房屋被淹，当地政府将231位灾民疏散到一个疏散中心。8月8日至14日，洪水淹没了西爪哇省恰米斯的250间房屋。8月15日至21日，暴雨引发东爪哇省多个地区洪水和山洪暴发。在西爪哇苏卡布米县，山体滑坡影响了386户家庭，毁坏了稻田和基础设施。在此期间，洪水和山体滑坡影响了近20万人，破坏了4991间房屋。8月22日至28日，大雨导致雅加达洪水泛滥，近3.3万人受到影响。亚齐省的部分地区也受到影响，约4000间房屋进水，1.5万人受到影响。在西亚齐省，洪水影响到近9500人，淹没了约2500间房屋。8月29日至9月4日，四场洪水影响到展玉地区的大约750人。西爪哇省和北苏门答腊省苏丹地区大约600人被疏散。9月21日，西爪哇岛牙律发生山洪，造成33人死亡，超过6000人流离失所。10月3日至9日，西爪哇省班贾尔市和中爪哇省苏拉卡尔塔市连降暴雨，引发洪水和山体滑坡。10月21日至22日，暴雨和涨潮导致帕洛波市沿海地区1000户家庭被淹。在南苏拉威西省，超过3000人受影响，稻田和农田也遭到破坏。10月25日至26日的暴雨造成苏门答腊岛占碑省默朗金县11人死亡，约1500间房屋受损。10月29日至31日，洪水造成1.57万人受灾，约5000间房屋被淹，3人死亡。地方政府提供了临时住所、食物、水和卫生服务。
2015年11月的洪水和山体滑坡。11月12日至16日，暴雨导致西爪哇、中爪哇、西苏门答腊和雅加达多个地区发生洪水。在茂物地区，成千上万的房屋被水淹没。
2015~2017年的干旱。印尼东部许多地区遭遇干旱。雨季没有像预期的2015年12月开始，雨季推迟和随后的种植延误造成了更严重的多米诺骨牌效应。歉收季节的延长和第二次水稻种植面临旱季高峰等问题，致使作物收成大大减少。
2014年11月至12月的洪水和山体滑坡。亚齐特区多个地区受到洪水影响。亚齐省省长宣布该省进入洪水紧急状态，长达10天。约有12万人流离失所，鱼塘和农田遭到破坏。12月，中爪哇省班贾梅加拉县发生山体滑坡，造成97人死亡，超过1400人流离失所。
2014年2月的火山爆发。克卢德火山爆发，导致爪哇岛火山灰飘落。在火山爆发的头几天，勿里达、谏义里和玛琅地区35个村庄大约20万人受到影响。东爪哇省省长宣布进入紧急状态，此次火山爆发造成7人死亡。
2013年9月至2015年11月的火山爆发。北苏门答腊卡罗区的锡纳朋火山周期性爆发，政府于2013年11月24日将火山警戒状态提升至4级（最高警戒级别）。2014年2月1日，该火山爆发，造成15人死亡，许多人流离失所。2月13日政府开始开展恢复工作，国家工作组协助境内流离失所者返回家园。到2014年12月底，火山爆发仍在继续，仍有2400人暂居在7个避难所。2015年11月，锡纳朋火山再次爆发，喷出的火山灰和熔岩顺着山坡流下，迫使约9300人无家可归。
2013年11月至2014年1月的洪水和山体滑坡。2012~2013年长时间的雨季造成洪水和山体滑坡，2013年11月造成35人死亡。在雅加达，截至2014年1月，约有13.5万人和100个村庄直接受到洪水影响。印尼政府对此开展国家层面的响应，并宣布有能力满足洪水导致的短期和长期需求。但印尼政府也表示欢迎国际社会向该国提供技术援助，特别是救济援助的后勤管理。
2013年1月的洪水。连续暴雨在印尼雅加达引发了大范围的洪水，造成29人死亡，3.7万人流离失所。
Cyclone in November 2017. Tropical cyclone chapak hit southeastern Java, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. In East Java province and Yogyakarta special zone, the rainfall is more than twice the normal rainfall in the same period in 2016. The cyclone caused large-scale floods and local landslides, causing serious damage.
Volcanic eruption in August 2017. The eruption of Argonne volcano in Bali, Indonesia, led to explosive eruption, pyroclastic flow, volcanic mud flow and lava flow. Dozens of minor volcanic eruptions and nearly 50 shallow earthquakes were recorded. A month later, Indonesia's Volcanology and Geological Disaster Reduction Center raised the situation level of Argonne volcano to level 4 (red alarm - danger level), and about 143000 people near the volcano were placed in the evacuation center.
Earthquake in December 2016. A 6.4-magnitude earthquake occurred in pidichaya District, Aceh Province, Sumatra island, killing 60 people and affecting 89 villages. The Indonesian Red Cross Society provided emergency response and early recovery assistance to the disaster areas.
Floods and landslides from May to July 2016. In mid May 2016, Kalimantan Province Floods and landslides occurred in (Southern, Western and central), Bengkulu and colombalo provinces. Subsequently, heavy rainfall also led to flash floods in Sabang County, West Java province. The local authorities immediately announced emergency response measures and provided basic relief assistance. According to the information of the National Disaster Management Bureau, rainfall led to floods in Sumatra, Java, Bali and parts of East Nusa Water and landslides killed about 60 people. The Bureau of meteorology, climate and Geophysics of Indonesia issued a heavy rainfall and tide warning, and the search and rescue operation ended on June 24. Heavy rainfall in mid July triggered floods in North conawe County, North Sulawesi province, resulting in the displacement of about 1350 people and the inundation of 730 houses. On July 19, more than 100 households were flooded in Solon City, West Papua province. From July 22 to 23, about 200 households in Jakarta were flooded.
Floods and landslides from August to October 2016. From August 1 to 7, about 45 houses in Ende, East Nusa Tenggara province were flooded. The local government evacuated 231 victims to an evacuation center. From August 8 to 14, floods flooded 250 houses in chamis, West Java province. From August 15 to 21, the rainstorm triggered floods and mountain torrents in many areas of East Java province. In Sukabumi County, West Java, landslides affected 386 families and destroyed rice fields and infrastructure. During this period, floods and landslides affected nearly 200000 people and damaged 4991 houses. From August 22 to 28, heavy rain caused flooding in Jakarta, affecting nearly 33000 people. Parts of Aceh Province were also affected, with about 4000 houses flooded and 15000 people affected. In Aceh Province, the floods affected nearly 9500 people and flooded about 2500 houses. From August 29 to September 4, four floods affected about 750 people in Zhanyu area. About 600 people were evacuated from the Sudan region in West Java and North Sumatra provinces. On September 21, flash floods occurred in Yalu, West Java, killing 33 people and displacing more than 6000 people. From October 3 to 9, there were heavy rains in BANJAR City, West Java province and Surakarta City, Central Java province, causing floods and landslides. From 21 to 22 October, heavy rains and high tides flooded 1000 families in the coastal area of palopo city. In South Sulawesi province, more than 3000 people were affected and rice fields and farmland were damaged. The rainstorm from October 25 to 26 killed 11 people and damaged about 1500 houses in merangjin County, Jambi Province, Sumatra island. From October 29 to 31, the flood affected 15700 people, flooded about 5000 houses and killed 3 people. The local government provided temporary shelter, food, water and sanitation services.
Floods and landslides in November 2015. From November 12 to 16, heavy rains caused floods in many areas of West Java, Central Java, West Sumatra and Jakarta. In Bogor, thousands of houses were flooded.
Drought from 2015 to 2017. Many parts of eastern Indonesia are suffering from drought. The rainy season did not start as expected in December 2015, and the delay of rainy season and subsequent planting delay caused more serious domino effect. The extension of the poor harvest season and the peak of the dry season for the second rice planting have greatly reduced the crop harvest.
Floods and landslides from November to December 2014. Many areas of Aceh special zone were affected by floods. The governor of Aceh Province declared the province a flood emergency for 10 days. Some 120000 people were displaced and fish ponds and farmland were damaged. In December, a landslide occurred in banjamegala County, Central Java province, killing 97 people and displacing more than 1400 people.
Volcanic eruption in February 2014. The eruption of klude volcano led to the falling of volcanic ash on Java island. In the first few days of the eruption, about 200000 people were affected in 35 villages in Belida, jianyili and Malang areas. The governor of East Java province declared a state of emergency. The volcanic eruption killed seven people.
Volcanic eruptions from September 2013 to November 2015. The sinapun volcano in the Karo District of North Sumatra erupts periodically, The government raised the volcanic alert to level 4 on November 24, 2013 (the highest alert level). On February 1, 2014, the volcano erupted, killing 15 people and displacing many. On February 13, the government began recovery work, and the National Working Group assisted internally displaced persons to return home. By the end of December 2014, the volcanic eruption was still continuing, and 2400 people were still living in seven shelters. In November 2015, mount sinapun erupted again and spewed out fire Ash and lava flowed down the hillside, leaving about 9300 people homeless.
Floods and landslides from November 2013 to January 2014. The long rainy season from 2012 to 2013 caused floods and landslides, resulting in 35 deaths in November 2013. In Jakarta, as of January 2014, about 135000 people and 100 villages were directly affected by the flood. The Indonesian government responded at the national level and announced its ability to meet the short-term and long-term needs caused by floods. However, the Indonesian government also welcomes the international community's technical assistance to the country, especially the logistics management of relief assistance.
Flood in January 2013. Continuous rainstorms triggered widespread floods in Jakarta, Indonesia, killing 29 people and displacing 37000 people.
