Local resilience is key in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), for several reasons: First, it enables the creation of tailored strategies that are specifically designed to meet the unique threats and vulnerabilities of each community.
The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) initiated the documentation of the history of the earthquake and tsunami through the JawaDwipa Expedition with support from SIAP SIAGA. This expedition also documented and assessed the resilience of villages in facing the tsunami disaster which was carried out from June to August 2019. This photo book was taken in order to see from the other side. Both traces of the history of disasters, nature, and people.
The book "Outcome Document of the 2nd Global Forum for Sustainable Resilience 2024," held in Jakarta on September 11-12, 2024, aims to enhance discussions on sustainable resilience in addressing climate change and disaster management.
The "Panduan Teknis SATA PB" provides a comprehensive guide to using the SATA PB platform for disaster management in East Java. It details how to operate and manage data using the CKAN platform, which is central to the system. The guide explains how to set up, manage, and publish datasets, providing users with the tools needed to handle data effectively.
The "Rencana Penanggulangan Kedaruratan Bencana Provinsi Jawa Timur 2023-2028" (Emergency Disaster Response Plan for East Java Province 2023-2028) is a strategic document outlining the framework for disaster emergency management in East Java. It provides a comprehensive plan to address the region's vulnerability to various natural and human-induced hazards, including earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, and extreme weather events.
The book "Pulih Bersama: Lessons Learned" discusses the SIAP SIAGA program, a five-year partnership between Australia and Indonesia aimed at improving disaster risk management. The book details the Pulih Bersama program, which provided grants to enhance health and social services in response to COVID-19, focusing on building community resilience.
This report provides a comprehensive disaster risk assessment for the tourist area of Labuan Bajo, focusing on identifying potential hazards, vulnerabilities, and capacities within the region. It aims to develop detailed disaster risk maps and conduct simulations for prevalent dangers and emergencies.
This guide outlines the disaster risk communication strategy for the Province of Bali, focusing on delivering clear, actionable information to the public. It aims to enhance disaster preparedness by detailing the roles of local government and community leaders in disseminating risk information.