Community Participation in Flood Disaster Management in Sumbawa Regency (case study in Songkar Village)

Hendra, Wirawan Zakariah; Kismartini,

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20187308004

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“…Nuntaboot (2021) [18] Community-based flood disaster management for older adults in southern of Thailand: A qualitative study For older adults, the flood DRO includes the public warning communication for older adults, providing the temporary residence with elder support, evacuation with prioritizing older adult, and providing the elder's needs. 12 The disaster relief could be faster and more accurate if there is a system that integrates by providing disaster information, so the rescue team could quickly decide to deliver helps. 16 Hammood et al…”

Section: Yodsuban Andmentioning

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Flood Disaster Relief Operation: A Systematic Literature Review

Febrina

Runtuk

Maukar

et al. 2022

j.sist.teknik.industri.

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A flood is natural disaster that often occurs in many regions. Flood has a significant impact on the nature conditions, local communities, and regional economic losses. The flood can happen due to a damaged environmental system; therefore, it needs deeper study and extra effort to prevent it. Thus, an appropriate and right Disaster Relief Operation (DRO) is needed in responding to flood disaster. In this research, 50 articles categorized in "flood disaster relief operation" published in the range 2012 to 2022 have been reviewed. This review is conducted by using the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method. This study aims to explore and analyze flood DRO. The findings reveal that the flood DRO still has several weaknesses in the current system that should be improved: the lack of an integrated information system, not enough collaboration of the stakeholders, the lateness of information exchange, and unplanned relief operations through the preparation. For further research, it is recommended to implement the proposed system in the relief operations execution.

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Section: Yodsuban Andmentioning

confidence: 99%

Flood Disaster Relief Operation: A Systematic Literature Review

Febrina

Runtuk

Maukar

et al. 2022

j.sist.teknik.industri.

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“…For these reasons, community participation has become a global trend in disaster management (Lorna 2020). Breaking it down further, community participation is composed of mitigation, preparation, and response (including recovery and reconstruction) (Hendra and Kismartini 2018). The study had tend to focus on community resilience, organizational resilience, disaster perception and disaster management (Javadpoor et al 2021;Kapucu 2012), and community participation in CEDM (Hossain 2012).…”

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Conducting an adaptive evaluation framework of importance and performance for community-based earthquake disaster management

Lin

2022

Nat Hazards

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The frequency and intensity of natural disasters have been increasing in recent decades; especially earthquakes are one of the causes of major natural disasters. Improving community adaptive response to disasters based on community capacity has gradually become an effective means of coping with disaster risks, as well as improving residents' well-being and community participation in disaster planning and management. We integrate community resilience and disaster management to establish an evaluation framework for community-based earthquake disaster management (CEDM) based on community perspectives under importance performance analysis method, and identify the factors affecting community adaptive behavior. Features that affect the differentiation of community residents' adaptive behavior in CEDM program are classified into risk perception, learning earthquake knowledge, the ability on earthquake prevention, and creating a platform on CEDM. The results identify that the CEDM has to integrate the higher community education plan, the stronger flexible to disaster preparedness, the higher the residents' awareness of disaster prevention, the stronger the ability to adapt to disasters; the higher the ability of the government and non-profit organizations to cooperate with the community to deal with disasters, and the stronger the community's ability to manage disasters. These findings provide valuable insights into the construction of CEDM systems and related policymaking.

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“…For these reasons, it has become a global trend in disaster management (Lorna 2020). Breaking it down further, community participation can be composed of mitigation, preparation, and response (including recovery and reconstruction) (Hendra & Kismartini 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…What are the factors of their insu ciency? As a result, the ability of community residents in disaster prevention and management is generally lacking and insu cient(Azad et al,2020;Hendra & Kismartini 2018;Ma et al, 2021) Maskrey (1989) (Maskrey 1989…”

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Conducting Community-Capacity-Based Evaluation Framework of Importance and Performance for Earthquake Disaster Management

Lin

2022

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The frequency and intensity of natural disasters have been increasing in recent decades, especially earthquakes are one of the causes of major natural disasters. Improving community adaptive against disasters based on community capacity has gradually become an effective means of coping with disaster risks and improve residents' well-being. However, few studies have explored the correlation between community adaptive to disasters and awareness of disaster preparedness. In the study, we establish an evaluation adaptive framework of development community earthquake disaster management (CEDM) based on community-capacity and their perspectives under importance-performance analysis (IPA) method in the eastern Taiwan, and identifies the factors. Features that affect the differentiation of community residents' participation on CEDM program are divided into four dimensions: 1) risk; 2) learn; 3) cope; and 4) change, revealing the degree of disaster prevention ability and awareness of urban and suburban residents, as well as residents' satisfaction with the government's community disaster prevention measures. The higher the residents' awareness of disaster prevention, the stronger the ability to adapt to disasters; the higher the ability of the government and non-profit organizations to cooperate with the community to deal with disasters, the stronger the community's ability to manage disasters. The research contributes a novel conceptual framework and the findings point to directions for the sustainable development of CEDM project management in Taiwan.

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Community Participation in Flood Disaster Management in Sumbawa Regency (case study in Songkar Village)

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Flood Disaster Relief Operation: A Systematic Literature Review

Flood Disaster Relief Operation: A Systematic Literature Review

Conducting an adaptive evaluation framework of importance and performance for community-based earthquake disaster management

Conducting Community-Capacity-Based Evaluation Framework of Importance and Performance for Earthquake Disaster Management

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