Reconstruction of disaster education: The role of indigenous disaster mitigation for learning in Indonesian elementary schools

Suarmika, Putu Eka; Arnyana, Ida Bagus Putu; Suastra, I Wayan; Margunayasa, I Gede

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2022.102874

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“…There were identified 41 papers on the topic of bamboo construction material, covering both traditional buildings [49,[57][58][59] and modern building architectural designs [60][61][62]. In addition, journals focused on bamboo material as an environmentally friendly material, a renewable material [63][64][65], earthquake-resistant buildings, and also the use of bamboo as a building material after a disaster [66][67][68][69] were also published.…”

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The status of bamboo research and development for sustainable use in Indonesia: A systematic literature review

Ekawati

Karlinasari

Soekmadi

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The current global situation of bamboo utilization has shifted from traditional to modern bamboo, along with improved technology and innovations. However, the literature on bamboo research and development in Indonesia is still minimal and fragmented. Moreover, it has not yet clearly seen the strategy and direction of future utilization and its sustainability. Therefore, it is urgent to know the current status of bamboo research and development, especially its sustainable use. A systematic literature review was carried out on the research and development of bamboo in Indonesia, examining and comparing publications from both academic and professional works of literature in the period 2001 to 2021. This study was conducted by building insights from past reviews and initial scoping analysis of two decades of bamboo R&D. The findings of this study build upon the research and efforts on the social-cultural, economic, and ecological aspects underpinnings of bamboo utilization and development. Furthermore, the typology and other supporting factors that have already been carried out will be proposed to help connect fragmented and detached aspects into an integrated strategy and direction of research and development. Finally, future orders for progressing and sustainable bamboo utilization and development in Indonesia are identified.

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The status of bamboo research and development for sustainable use in Indonesia: A systematic literature review

Ekawati

Karlinasari

Soekmadi

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The objective of this priority is to implement the use of knowledge, innovation, and education to create capacity and a culture of safety against all types of disasters (inaRISK, 2021;Tuladhar et al, 2015). This priority is established and implemented in Indonesian schools as soon as possible to increase disaster awareness through the improvement and innovation of risk reduction education (Irawan et al, 2022;Suarmika et al, 2022;Sumarmi et al, 2021;Triastari et al, 2021;Widowati et al, 2021). Further about disaster education, Batu City through BPBD has provided schools with assistance, but the coaching process has not directly addressed the learning curriculum or subjects, and research in this area is still limited (BPBD Kota Batu, 2019).…”

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Making Cities Resilient 2030 Assessment for Tourism Cities: An Analytical Study of Local Government Capacity at Batu City, Indonesia

Sholeha

Sumarmi

Utaya

et al. 2022

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Batu East Java, Indonesia, as a tourist city, is categorized as a disaster-prone area; hence city resilience should be improved. Increasing resilience has a function in protecting the city from the rising number of disaster risks. This study aims to analyze the regional capacity based on the Regional Disaster Management Agency (Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah – BPBD) capacity assessment criteria using the resilient stage based on Making Cities Resilient 2030 (MCR2030) and to determine the relationship between the BPBD capacity assessment criteria and the MCR2030 assessment. This study used a mixed methodology with a sequential explanatory design. The data collection technique involved 55 respondents using a purposive technique. The data analysis is based on the capacity assessment results in Batu City, which reached “moderate” criteria since the disaster risk index tends to decrease while the threat level rises. According to MCR2030, Batu City achieved 79.04% and was classified in stage C (progression implementation) because BPBD well defined the knowledge and planning stages for Batu City. This research indicated a significant gap between BPBD and other organizations, indicating that the “moderate” capacity and stage C categories only apply to BPBD. Other organizations, particularly in the economic and tourism sectors, are aware of the risks at stage B (planning) but have not yet developed a comprehensive plan or strategy to manage them. In contrast to the MCR2030 assessment, practically all respondents outside the BPBD stated that they had not participated in any regulations or public consultations in the past year and were unaware of such activities. The critical success of MCR2030 is the creation of resilience between stakeholders and local organizations; therefore, the suitability between the MCR2030 assessment and the capacity of BPBD can be used as a reference and adapted by other organizations, particularly the tourism industry in Batu City.

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“…The bill was addressed to all regional governors and the heads of forestry departments in Indonesia. 49 The bill aimed to circulate the court's decision and the subsequent changes in the Forestry Law. Since it was just a handbill, it contained no legal meaning but instead served to notify related state institutions about the decision.…”

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The Participation within Indigenous Land management: Developments and Challenges of Indigenous Communities Protection

Siagian¹

2023

JHCLS

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There is an increasing awareness that indigenous communities hold a key role in sustainable forest management in Indonesia. However, this awareness did not necessarily come with sufficient legal acknowledgement of the rights of indigenous people to have autonomy over customary forest. This research aims to fill this gap through an understanding of the socio-political development that led to the policy institutionalization of the customary forest. The findings show that discourses on indigeneity, human rights, agrarian reform, social justice, and sustainability advocated by a coalition of Civil Society Organization (CSOs), dominated the political arrangements of both policies. The exchange of resources such as expertise, network, and participatory mapping among the CSOs helped to overshadow the counternarrative of competing policy actors. This thesis contends that a mature discourse coalition was a major factor that empowered the CSOs to advocate their discourses and to convince other actors to support legal recognition of customary forests. Furthermore, several political conjunctures also paved ways for an enabling environment for policy institutionalizations of customary forests. These political conjunctures include such as land reform activism, agrarian constitutionalism, REDD+, AMAN’s endorsement on Jokowi, and the merge of the Ministry of Forestry and Ministry of Environment.

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Reconstruction of disaster education: The role of indigenous disaster mitigation for learning in Indonesian elementary schools

Cited by 31 publications

References 93 publications

The status of bamboo research and development for sustainable use in Indonesia: A systematic literature review

The status of bamboo research and development for sustainable use in Indonesia: A systematic literature review

Making Cities Resilient 2030 Assessment for Tourism Cities: An Analytical Study of Local Government Capacity at Batu City, Indonesia

The Participation within Indigenous Land management: Developments and Challenges of Indigenous Communities Protection

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