The role of social identities for collective adaptation capacities– general considerations and lessons from Jakarta, Indonesia

Wannewitz, Mia; Garschagen, Matthias

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2023.104194

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“…In Indonesian society, adopting an approach that considers diversity and justice in community building is essential because Indonesia is rich in cultural, ethnic, religious, and social diversity (Budirahayu & Saud, 2021;Wannewitz & Garschagen, 2024). With a population of more than 300 ethnic groups, 1,340 ethnic groups, and more than 700 different languages, diversity is a characteristic that enriches the Indonesian nation (Yuli, 2023).…”

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Exploring Elements of Inclusive Community Development: Insights from Sinau Bareng with Emha Ainun Nadjib

Saifullah,

Siswopranoto

2024

IJSSHR

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The exploration and application of elements in organizations and communities can be an essential foundation for building inclusive and equitable communities. This study aims to describe the relationship of elements in building an inclusive and fair community in Sinau Bareng with Emha Ainun Nadjib. This qualitative research uses a descriptive approach. Researchers used three data mining techniques: comprehensive interviews, participatory observation, and documentation studies. This research study shows that the elements in Sinau Bareng are advocacy of social responsibility, ethical foundations, critical-creative thinking, transcendental leadership, and inclusive and equitable community development. Those elements make up an inclusive and equitable community. Social responsibility advocacy produces positive and sustainable change by considering the needs of individuals or groups. The ethical foundation guarantees that organizations act pretty, honestly, responsibly, and transparently. Critical, creative thinking is essential in promoting social responsibility, inclusive and equitable community development, and the practice of transcendental leadership. Transcendental leadership emphasizes the importance of transcendent leaders' inspiration, direction, and guidance in taking individuals and organizations to greater heights. Inclusive and equitable community-building accepts and supports diversity, respects individual needs and aspirations, and ensures fair treatment for all members.

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Exploring Elements of Inclusive Community Development: Insights from Sinau Bareng with Emha Ainun Nadjib

Saifullah,

Siswopranoto

2024

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Continuation and evolution of collective memory manifested in rural public space: Revealed by semi-structured interviews and emotional maps in three migrant villages in Chaihu town

Wang,

Han,

et al. 2024

Habitat International

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Building a resilient North Jakarta: Integrating social preferences for effective adaptation and mitigation strategy in the climate change era

Adibroto,

Wijayanti,

Pratama

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The northern part of Jakarta, Indonesia, has been grappling with recurring floods due to climate change, affecting residents’ lives and livelihoods. Sea level rise, land subsidence, and increased precipitation increase the risk of river flooding. While the government has implemented physical flood mitigation measures, these alone are insufficient due to climate uncertainty. This 2017 study assesses socio-cultural risks in northern Jakarta and community preferences for climate change adaptation strategies. The study was conducted in 2017 and the study’s insights remain relevant to contributed as one of the scientific basis for the statutory planning of Jakarta to build the social resilience. Employing qualitative approaches, it collected data at mezzo and micro levels. Findings show that households adopt various private and public mitigation-adaptation measures. Most prefer elevating household items to higher ground (62.9%), while 44% favor maintaining the local drainage system and improving pumping facilities. However, 62% resist relocating to vertical houses, fearing job loss or increased expenses. Only 13% express willingness to relocate voluntarily for more comfortable housing. This resistance stems from the apprehension that such relocation might negatively impact their overall welfare, either by jeopardizing their employment opportunities or by increasing their monthly expenditures.

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The role of social identities for collective adaptation capacities– general considerations and lessons from Jakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 49 publications

Exploring Elements of Inclusive Community Development: Insights from Sinau Bareng with Emha Ainun Nadjib

Exploring Elements of Inclusive Community Development: Insights from Sinau Bareng with Emha Ainun Nadjib

Continuation and evolution of collective memory manifested in rural public space: Revealed by semi-structured interviews and emotional maps in three migrant villages in Chaihu town

Building a resilient North Jakarta: Integrating social preferences for effective adaptation and mitigation strategy in the climate change era

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