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.
This report provides an in-depth review of Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) policies in Indonesia, reflecting on the evolution and impact of CBDRM practices from grassroots initiatives to institutionalised frameworks. The study highlights the integration of CBDRM into village-level planning, emphasising the importance of inclusive, sustainable, and locally adapted disaster risk management strategies.
The movement of Tropical Cyclone Seroja was detected on 2 April 2021 and it made its landing on 5 April 2021 in East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur/NTT). The Cyclone did not only affect most parts of NTT but also affected West Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Barat/NTB) and Bali Provinces. In NTT, it affected 21 out of the 22 districts. The cyclone manifested in different forms for different parts of NTT. Most areas experienced heavy rain and floods, as well as the strong destructive wind.
"This participatory review collected lessons from the Cyclone Seroja response to strengthen the province’s disaster management system.
The book delves into the essential role of media in disaster communication, particularly in the Indonesian context. It explores how media serves as a vital bridge for disseminating information from the government to the public during all phases of a disaster.
This report details the 14th National Conference on Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) held in Indonesia. The conference focused on reflecting on and strengthening CBDRM strategies and accelerating COVID-19 response efforts. It brought together over 8,000 participants, including community members, government officials, NGOs, and private sector representatives, in a comprehensive online event.
The document provides a comprehensive analysis of disaster risk in Bangli Regency, Bali. It outlines the inherent disaster risks associated with the region’s geographical and developmental characteristics. The study highlights the importance of integrating disaster risk considerations into sustainable development, particularly in the tourism sector, which is a significant part of Bangli’s economy.
The SIAP SIAGA Partners Reflection Workshop was organised by SIAP SIAGA Team and held on October 8, 2020 through Zoom. Throughout the life of the program, SIAP SIAGA collaborates with program partners using the PDIA approach to seek information and inputs in relation to the results of activities and their contribution to or impact on the Program’s Theory of Change.