The level participation in efforts mount Kelud eruption disaster mitigation in East Java

Sejati, Andri Estining; Hasan, Muhammad; Hidayati, Desi Nurul

doi:10.21831/hsjpi.v6i1.27847

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“…Community participation in mitigation efforts is also important in reducing the risk of natural disasters. Kelud community participation actions carried out as a mitigation effort include education about disasters, organizing disaster preparedness, creating early warning systems and efforts to save themselves and property (Sejati, Andri Estining., Hasan, Muhammad., Hidayati, Desi Nurul., 2019). Mitigation in Law No.…”

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Disaster Management In Kelud Community

Astuti¹,

Rimawati²

2020

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Indonesia is called a disaster laboratory for the whole world this is because all types of disasters have occurred. One of the natural disasters that often occurs in Indonesia is Mount erupting, this is because there are 127 active volcanoes, one of which is Mount Kelud which is in Kediri East Java. The purpose of this research was to find out how disaster management in the Kelud community in facing Mount Kelud erupting. The design of this research was a qualitative phenomenological study. The population was the Kelud community in Kepung and Puncu districts. The number of participants was 15 people. The data collection process was carried out with online Focus Discussion Group guidelines. Data analysis had identified two important themes in disaster management in the Kelud community. Community in Kelud that is able to live in peace with disasters as evidenced by an understanding of disaster management carried out

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Disaster Management In Kelud Community

Astuti¹,

Rimawati²

2020

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“…The data were analyzed using descriptive quantitative by calculating the percentage. Percentage is one of the interesting option to describe quantitative research (Sejati et al, 2019b;.…”

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The Effectiveness of Using Edmodo as an Online Learning Platform in Covid-19

Halil

2020

Jurnal. Penelitian. Pengkajian. Pendidikan. e-Saintika

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This study aimed to describe the effectiveness of using Edmodo, as one of the online learning platforms, in the lecture process at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education of the Universitas Sembilanbelas November Kolaka (USN Kolaka). A sample of 124 students from a total of 1,606 FKIP students of USN Kolaka participated in this study by filling out questionnaires distributed online. Student responses were analyzed descriptively quantitatively to determine the effectiveness of the implementation of learning, in terms of two aspects (the level of student participation, and the attitude of students towards the implementation of lectures). The results of data analysis showed that online learning using Edmodo at FKIP USN Kolaka has been carried out effectively. The effectiveness of using Edmodo is due to its practicality (simple display, provides various features, and supports various file types), as well as the accessibility of its use (accessible even though the connection is unstable, and saves internet quota). The convenience provided by Edmodo platform is able to increase the average participation rate of students in online learning to reach 89.18%.

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“…The importance of organizing the neighborhood to elicit participation and the consequent sustained support from the residents cannot be overemphasized. The importance of local participation has been pointed out as an integral part of unity among community folks in a 2019 study by Sejati, Hasan, and Hidayati (2021). On the level participation in efforts mount Kelud eruption disaster mitigation in East Java and the 2020 research of Bahagia, Mangunjaya, Wibowo, Rangkuti, and Alwahid (2020) entitled Leuit and prohibition forest: Indigenous knowledge of Urug community resilience.…”

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Precarious Living: Assessing the Disaster Risk Vulnerability of Selected Informal Settlers in Dasmariñas City, Philippines

Aguilar

2021

Harmoni. Sos.: J. Pendidik. IPS

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From the perspective of disaster management, the proliferation of slums and informal settlers pose a serious problem because their economic status inadvertently drive them to spaces unsuitable for housing. The informal settler often reside in areas prone to flooding, seismic activity and landslides exposing them to a vicious repeat cycle of destruction and loss of life. Sitio Bato, a newly-formed informal settlers’ community in Dasmarinas City, Philippines, is a case point. Situated near a creek and without electricity and water connection (at the start of study in 2019), the residents are seemingly susceptible to disaster hazards. Against this backdrop, this study seeks to discuss the knowledge, attitudes and practices of the residents of Sitio Bato regarding their vulnerability to disasters and the views of selected local government officials regarding the self-assessment of the informal settlers. Through survey among household heads and key informant interviews of local leaders, the following findings were notable in the study. First, the residents were knowledgeable of preventive mechanisms of floods, such as the important function of trees and proper waste disposal to exclude waterways. The residents’ neighborhood organization is recognized by the barangay officials, and hence, their attendance to seminars/training on disaster management might have helped. Second, in terms of attitude, it appears that it is innate for the informal settlers to care for their neighbors, and thus, it is part of their daily activity to check on each other’s family. The lack of electricity encourage them to stay outdoors and talk to each other, strengthening their bond. Third, in terms of practice, disposal of trash to the creek is not done, and hence, water from the creek flows without obstruction. Recyclable trash coming from communities in the upper part of the creek are collected by a few Sitio Bato residents. Overall, residents do not perceive that their living in Sitio Bato as precarious or hazardous. Local officials generally perceive the city’s informal settlers as “privileged” because the services offered by the city government is received by everyone, regardless of the legality of their residence.

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The level participation in efforts mount Kelud eruption disaster mitigation in East Java

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

Disaster Management In Kelud Community

Disaster Management In Kelud Community

The Effectiveness of Using Edmodo as an Online Learning Platform in Covid-19

Precarious Living: Assessing the Disaster Risk Vulnerability of Selected Informal Settlers in Dasmariñas City, Philippines

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