This publication outlines a comprehensive action plan for the supervision and implementation of Minimum Service Standards in Disaster Management (MSS-DM) in East Java. It details the background, legal basis, objectives, and focus areas for effective disaster risk reduction and response.
This document, "Rekomendasi Kebijakan-Pembinaan dan Pengawasan SPM-SUB Provinsi Bali 2022," provides a detailed framework for the supervision and guidance of Minimum Service Standards on Disaster Management (MSS-DM) implementation in Bali.
This publication, "Laporan Pembelajaran Pembinaan Pengawasan SPM Provinsi Bali-2022," offers an insightful overview of the efforts to enhance disaster management in Bali through the implementation of Minimum Service Standards in Disaster Management (MSS-DM).
This book, "Dokumen Pembelajaran dan Rekomendasi Kebijakan RPKB Provinsi Bali-2022," serves as a comprehensive guide for disaster management in Bali. It explores the formulation and implementation of the Disaster Emergency Response Plan (RPKB)
Disaster challenges in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) can occur at any time. The 2018 Lombok-Sumbawa Earthquake taught us an in-depth lesson that preparedness, especially mitigation, can reduce the risk of greater damage.
In line with SIAP SIAGA’s emphasis on learning and knowledge management, grant partners are included in SIAP SIAGA’s politically driven iterative adaptation (PDIA) process (try, review, learn, adapt), including regular evaluation and reflection points. SIAP SIAGA implements Real Time Evaluation (RTE) and Real Time Learning (RTL) with all of its grant partners.
Indonesia’s National Agency of Disaster Countermeasure (BNPB), with the support of the Australian Government through SIAP SIAGA program compiled a publication about the local cultures and best practices from the communities living nearby seven of the active volcanoes in Indonesia.
In the early stages of the response, SIAP SIAGA, in collaboration with BPBD East Java Province, the Provincial DRR Forum and its local volunteers from LPBI NU, conducted an initial assessment of needs and challenges in the district government-led response and implementation of early recovery.