Disaster risk reduction (DRR) Capacity and Capability of Local Government in Indonesia

Anantasari, Esti; Daly, Michele; Glassey, Phil; Grace, Emily; Coomer, Maureen; Woods, Richard

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-54466-3_5

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“…They report a lack of commitment and capacity of local authorities to adopt the DRR agenda into their development programme. The disaster-related programme could be considered as expenditure without real value rather than an investment to avoid significant losses because of disasters (Anantasari et al 2015).…”

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Is the Indonesian disaster response budget correlated with disaster risk?

Fahlevi¹,

Indriani²,

Oktari³

2019

Jàmbá Journal of Disaster Risk Studies

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This study investigates the correlation between disaster budget, index of disaster risks and the population of 23 districts in the Aceh province, northern Indonesia. It also explores how the budget for disasters is proposed and prepared by Indonesian local governments. A descriptive quantitative approach is used to examine this relationship. Data were collected from the budgets of local governments (Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah [BPBD] or local disaster management agency) and the disaster risk index. In addition, surveys were undertaken in which the respondents were the key officers in the BPBDs who are responsible for the budget and programmes to obtain detailed information about how the local government prepares their budget for disaster. By employing the Pearson’s chi-square test and the Pearson correlation test, this study revealed no significant statistical relationship between the disaster budget and the level of disaster risks among districts or cities in the Aceh province, northern Indonesia. However, results show that the total budget of the local governments has a significant positive correlation with the disaster budget. The surveys also confirm the correlation between the total budget of the local government and disasters as the same budgeting procedure is applied. The result generalisability might be limited as this study only focused on one of Indonesia’s provinces, Aceh.Keywordsdisaster risk; disaster relief planning; disaster budget; local government; tsunami; Indonesia.

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confidence: 99%

Is the Indonesian disaster response budget correlated with disaster risk?

Fahlevi¹,

Indriani²,

Oktari³

2019

Jàmbá Journal of Disaster Risk Studies

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“…Anantasari et al . stressed that the local government plays a critical role in reducing risk. Monahan & Ettinger and Douglas & Wildavsky suggested that the public media plays a secondary role in disaster policies.…”

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Optimal decision model for emergency resource reserves in chemical industrial parks in China: A risk perception perspective

Wang

Wei

2019

Process Safety Progress

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A chemical industrial park (CIP) is a concentrated area of firms that are engaged in the manufacture of a large variety of chemicals. The occurrence of accidents in CIPs in China has significantly increased in recent years, thereby posing tremendous threats to people, property, and ecosystems. This study aims to establish a model for reducing disaster risk by balancing the budget for the emergency reserve strategy and the fluke psychology of managers. The research uses the probabilistic approach and the stochastic programming model to address disaster uncertainty. A scenario-based stochastic model for optimum modular emergency resources is established, which simultaneously seeks to maximize the satisfaction degree and minimize the penalty costs when managerial risk perception is considered. In addition, the simulation study proves that the model has practical and theoretical contributions for reserve strategies and managerial risk perception for a risky concentration area.

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“…Proses pengurangan risiko bencana harus melibatkan semua stakeholders dan berbagai aspek, termasuk pemegang kebijakan [10]. Salah satu upaya mengurangi dampak kerusakan pasca gempa adalah dengan melakukan asesmen semua infrastruktur di wilayah tersebut terhadap segala kerusakan yang mungkin terjadi [11].…”

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Asesment Bangunan Gedung di Universitas Tadulako Palu pasca Gempa 28 September 2018 untuk Pelaksanaan Rehabilitasi dan Rekonstruksi

Sulendra

2021

RTCEJRD

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After September 28 2018 Palu strong shock (7,5 Mw) caused damages of buildings, not exceptly on Tadulako University in Palu City. Those secondary impact of earthquakes i.e: lighweight, moderate, heavy damages until collaps of buildings. Therefore those impact caused activity proccess in this campus delayed. After shock caused damages many building, assessment of those buildings are necessary. Output of assessment needed for rehabilitation and reconstruction stages. The characteristics and types of damages very important to knew to next stages i.e: built back better post of earthquake disaster. Generally methods of assessment buildings after shock i.e : Rapid Visual Screening (RPS), Semi Destructive and Rapis Analysis and Detailing Analysis include Review Design with Up to Date Standard Design. This assessment used “Quick Assessment for Non Engineered Structures” from Directorat General of Building PUPR for simple building (only one story building) and Level-1 Assessment Methods from World Bank for Engineered Structures. Those assessment verification of : 140 unit building , 69 unit and 19 unit of lighweight, moderate ang heavy damages until failure respectively. Two years after the disaster, rehabilitation and reconstruction process i.e: 160 unit of non engineered building with lightweight-moderate damage has been repaired. Then on going process build of 10 muliperpuse steel frame of two stories building, with 12 class room each buildings. For engineered building with moderate damage category, this year until next year to retroffiting of structurals elemens, this retrofit to do for anticipate the next damage earthquakes. The rehabilitation and reconstruction process until 2023 for completly build after Palu Earthquakes. Next year until 2023 priority rehabilitation and rehabilitation for retroffiting main engineered structures building i.e: rektorat, auditorium, hospital, laboratory and rechange collaping building after diasaster.

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Disaster risk reduction (DRR) Capacity and Capability of Local Government in Indonesia

Cited by 18 publications

References 5 publications

Is the Indonesian disaster response budget correlated with disaster risk?

Is the Indonesian disaster response budget correlated with disaster risk?

Optimal decision model for emergency resource reserves in chemical industrial parks in China: A risk perception perspective

Asesment Bangunan Gedung di Universitas Tadulako Palu pasca Gempa 28 September 2018 untuk Pelaksanaan Rehabilitasi dan Rekonstruksi

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