The increasing frequency of climate related hazards leading to disasters stipulates the government of Indonesia to pay serious attention to mitigate the adverse impacts of the disasters. An initiative is the utilization of climate and/or weather forecasts to support the installment of impact-based forecasts and risk-based warnings. This study investigated the feasibility of supporting Forecast Based Early Actions (FbA) implementation in Indonesia based on document reviews, identification of supporting tools, and stakeholders’ consultations with the key informants.