Several countries experience difficulties in overcoming the effects of natural disasters amid the Covid-19 pandemic, such as Typhoon Hagibis in Japan, floods due to melting snow in Canada, Typhoons in Bangladesh, and Cyclone Harold in Pacific countries. Natural disasters that affected the world during infectious diseases did not only occur in 2020. Earthquakes struck Haiti during the 2010 Cholera epidemic outbreak and respiratory infections during the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011. Something similar happens in Indonesia, one of which is flood and tidal flood in Pekalongan that occur during the Covid-19 pandemic. This study reviews the efforts of countries in overcoming natural disasters during the pandemic. It aims to propose an approach for flood disasters preparedness in Pekalongan so that disaster preparedness process including victim evacuation, can be done without increasing the spread of Covid-19. Information about humanity, disaster management, health, water and sanitation that are disseminated to the public must be supported by scientific knowledge to avoid the spread of myths and negative stigma. Coordination between stakeholders and the local community plays the most important role in flood disaster preparedness with the Covid-19 protocol during the pandemic.

Climate change concern, especially the issue of climate change, is needed from millennials. Millennials is the next generation that can continue sustainable development. This study conducts to describe millennial information-seeking behaviour related climate change issue. The presence of technology and new media are driving millennial different communication patterns, especially about climate change. Information in the new media is so numerous and varied that it can provide alternative behavior in seeking information about climate change. Underpinning the cybernetic tradition, this research framework draws within the Expectancy-value theory approach and Computer-Mediated Communication. Using a survey research method of 545 of various students in Indonesia representing the millennial generation, this study aims to answer how millennial behaviour is in seeking information about climate change. This study's findings indicate that the discourse on millennial climate change is happening and very important to discuss because climate change is implemented as a result of human activities that are not environmentally friendly. Millennials tend to choose new media, especially social media, as a reference for data and information. These preferences should be presumed due to the more interactive and mass communication nature of social media compared to other media.

The study is focusing on examining an energy crisis from the perspective of organizational communication of public policy. Based on the Theory of Sensemaking (Weick, 1995), the construction of public policy communication is explored to anticipate the forthcoming of energy crises. Success or failure of the policy is heavily influenced by the construction of communication in the process of making energy crisis anticipation policy that involving many parties. From a constructivist perspective, and employing the phenomenological technique of communication experience of policy makers, it is implied that the energy crisis is interpreted in a diverse but refers only as an economic problem to the exclusion of environmental issues. The problem statement is not the same because of that sensemaking policy is not optimal. It needs a more independent and hybrid institution as a solution of public policy communication regarding the anticipation of energy crises.

Indonesia is rich in local wisdoms, including in fisheries management. Fisheries management by applying local wisdom is an effort to utilize fisheries resource based on traditional noble values designated to people’s welfare. Research aims to collect and analyse local wisdoms related to fisheries management in Indonesia, the concepts offered, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as efforts for their conservation. Method applied in this research is literature review, main articles collected from international and national journals, and other relevant resources as supportive data. Analysis on 24 articles show that there are 3 fisheries local wisdoms which have been researched the most: Panglima Laot-Adat Laot, kewang-sasi, and awig-awig. Panglima Laot in Aceh is considered to be the one that has strong concept and more advantages as compared to others. However, violations to its customary law still take places. Noted also that researches are not exploring the perspective of the people who are regulated by related local wisdoms. Efforts to conserve local wisdoms by building the capacity and integrating their values into formal law as management model is required. Increasing violations against Panglima Laot-Adat Laot customary law, thus, suggest research to explore people’s current perspective toward local wisdom.

Background: Utilization of information and communication technology has penetrated the field of health services. The form of health service innovation by utilizing information technology is the Hospital Management Information System (SIMRS). SIMRS is needed by Hospitals to ensure fast, accurate and reliable information needs in decision making, as well as the need for systematic data processing for strategic decision making. This study aimed to systematically review the influence of the organization on the implementation of "SIMRS". Subjects and Method: A systematic review were conducted by searching articles from three databases, namely Google Scholar, Pubmed, and Science Direct. Keywords to search for articles are "Organization" OR "group" AND "Hospital Management Information Systems" OR "SIMRS" or "Management" AND "Hospital" or "Healthcare". Articles included are full-text English from 2014 to 2019. Articles were selected using a PRISMA flow diagram method. Results: Organizational factors which include organizational structure and organizational environment are the main determining factors in the implementation of information systems. The successful implementation of SIMRS from the aspect of organizational structure, namely the role of leaders in providing support, motivation to users, a supportive work culture and work environment, a clear division of tasks and authority, regular monitoring and evaluation activities, fulfillment of infrastructure needs that support the implementation of SIMRS, availability of budget allocations for training and competency development for system users. While the organizational environment aspect, namely the role of Hospital management, has established policies as guidelines for the implementation of SIMRS. Conclusion: Organizational factors from the aspect of organizational structure and organizational environment can increase the success of the implementation of "SIMRS" in Hospitals.