"Berdamai dengan Bencana: Pembelajaran Strategi Pengurangan Risiko Bencana di NTB" explores disaster risk reduction strategies implemented in Nusa Tenggara Barat, particularly after the 2018 Lombok earthquake. It provides insights into community resilience, effective collaboration, and innovative disaster management approaches.
As part of the Pulih Bersama program, SIAP SIAGA partners have the dual aim of supporting the economic recovery of the poorest communities (in this case Pekka and especially people with disabilities) and other marginalised groups, while testing more sustainable approaches to household income and growth.
This document outlines the early-stage development of a disaster data management system for East Java. It details the installation process of CKAN, an open-source platform, including system requirements such as hardware, software, and database configurations. The guide walks through the steps for setting up servers, installing PostgreSQL, Solr, and SSL, as well as testing the system using black-box testing.
This book provides a comprehensive strategic framework for developing and implementing the Standard for the Development of Disaster-Safe Areas (SPDAB) monitoring system to enhance disaster resilience in Indonesia. It details the project's objectives to strengthen the capacity of local government planning, monitoring, and evaluation units and to develop a conversion system for the assessment of disaster-safe areas. The document highlights methodologies, stakeholder engagement strategies, and the integration of data from various sources. It also includes the development of technical guidance and assessment tools to ensure systematic and accountable disaster risk management. This essential resource aims to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of disaster preparedness and resilience initiatives across the region.
The "Dokumen Pengembangan Aplikasi SATA PB Jatim" outlines the development of a data management platform for disaster information in East Java. The platform, SATA PB Jatim, was initiated based on insights gathered from a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) held in May 2021. The document describes the challenges faced in using existing systems such as SID, SIKAB, and Banyuwangi Satu Data and the ultimate decision to use the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network (CKAN) as the foundation for the new platform.
This book outlines a strategic framework for developing a monitoring system for the Standard for the Development of Disaster-Safe Areas (SPDAB). It highlights the project's objectives to enhance disaster resilience in Indonesia by strengthening the capacity of local government planning, monitoring, and evaluation units. The report details the formulation of a conversion system for SPDAB assessments, emphasising collaboration with stakeholders and the integration of data from various sources. By providing technical guidance and assessment tools, this document ensures a systematic and accountable approach to disaster risk management, supporting resilient and sustainable regional development.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, several SIAP SIAGA partners turned their attention to supporting local communities, and in particular MSMEs, to make use of digital platforms to sustain their economic activities, as well as improve data collection and planning the community.
The SIAP SIAGA program hosted a peer learning event to discuss why the development of DRAs in an inclusive and participatory manner is both strategic and sustainable. With more than 150 participants from across 14 provinces and national government institutions, the online event tried to unpack how and why this approach is important and to propose several policy recommendations.