Constructing an adaptability evaluation framework for community-based disaster management using an earthquake event

Lin, Bih-Chuan

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2023.103774

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“…This research presents an innovative disaster governance framework using the hexa-helix approach, developed through four key stages. Initially, based on the disaster management cycle of Khan et al [30], Shahat et al [21] six spheres of smart disaster governance, the Public-Private Partnership framework of Auzzir et al [20], and the community-based approach of Lin & Lee [4] this research developed a disaster governance framework. Secondly, this research defines the roles of stakeholders through comprehensive field surveys and focused group discussions, applying the Mendelow stakeholder matrix to distribute them based on power and interest [22].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In addition, Auzzir et al [20] recommend incorporating private sector participation in disaster governance through Public-Private Partnerships. Beyond the private sector, Lin & Lee [4] also suggests a community-based approach to disaster governance. This approach is emphasized by Rachim et al [19], who convey the significance of affected communities in disaster governance.…”

Section: Smart Disaster Governance Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Mitigation involves identifying and analyzing disaster risk assessment through planning and education [31]. Therefore, a communitybased approach proposed by Lin & Lee [4] could enhance inclusivity in disaster education and awareness. Sejati et al [32] further suggested that this approach could improve the precision of disaster risk mapping, leading to more comprehensive planning.…”

Section: Mitigationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Disaster is described as a natural or man-made phenomenon that can threaten lives and generate casualties such as environmental damage, property loss, and psychological impact [1][2][3]. In recent years, the frequency and magnitude of natural disasters have increased worldwide [4]. Kais & Islam [5] perceive that climate change is the cause of it.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Shahat et al [21] conceptualised the framework based on technology capabilities, government functionalities, coping capacities, and disaster resilience. Lin and Lee [4] developed the framework using a community-based approach. However, none of those studies has developed a multi-actor roles definition and strategic collaboration within the disaster governance framework.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Hexa-Helix Approach for Smart Disaster Governance Framework in Developing Cities, Case Study: Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Barbarossa,

Putri,

Rahayu

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Disasters, whether natural or unnatural, cause substantial loss and damage. Due to its abrupt nature and unpredictable scale, disaster management can be challenging. To tackle this, cities need innovative strategies to face the challenge of managing disasters. Rapid widespread of technologies has encouraged cities to develop innovative strategies called Smart Governance. The use of technology is convinced to be able to achieve a more effective and efficient service while also maintaining external collaboration and internal coordination. However, the complexity of disaster events and the large scale of the people involved calls for a more inclusive strategy. This research aims to develop a conceptual framework for innovative disaster governance. The framework was set out to be developed using the hexa-helix approach. This approach is an adaptation from the penta-helix one with an additional sixth actor, the affected communities. The addition of the sixth actor is proven to give substantial inputs regarding disaster management from a distinct point of view. This research used qualitative methods to develop a conceptual disaster framework. Supporting data for this research were collected mainly using group discussions and interviews. Those data were further analyzed using Mendelow Stakeholder Matrix to map roles for each actor. The finding shows that each actor of the hexa-helix has a significant role in the framework. These roles help the collaboration and coordination needed for disaster governance to be more effective and efficient. The result expects to provide a base framework for disaster governance integration with technological innovation.

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Dynamics of collaborative governance of actors in palm oil fresh fruit bunch price setting

Hatmaja,

Andri,

Heriyanto

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The second goal of Sustainable Development (SDGs) is the realization of sustainable agriculture to reducing hunger and achieve food security. One of the indicators of sustainable agriculture is social equality which includes fairness in access to information and market access. However, in practice, in realizing social justice, many smallholders cannot access information and markets, resulting in social inequality. Especially in Riau Province, which is the largest palm oil producer in Indonesia, contradictory conditions exist in the trading system for palm oil fresh fruit bunches (FFB), which still leaves independent farmers with many problems. They do not get prices according to government regulations because they have not entered into a partnership with the Palm Oil Company (POC). To overcome this problem, the Riau Provincial Government formed a partnership palm oil pricing team involving the private sector, community, academics and the press. The aim of this research is to create dynamics of collaborative governance in determining prices for palm oil FFB in Riau Province in order to achieve justice in sustainable agriculture. This research uses a postpositivist approach with descriptive qualitative methods. Using data collection techniques in the form of participant observation and indepth interviews can offer alternative solutions to the problem of inequality in justice for independent farmers. The findings reveal that the dynamics of collaboration between parties, joint motivation to collaborate and equitable pricing, and there is a capacity for joint action in the pricing of oil palm FFB in Riau Province. These three factors have proven effective in providing open access to information and markets for independent partners and nonpartner oil palm smallholders in Riau Province.

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Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Wiratmaja,

Muzaki,

Savitri

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Low community capacity followed by high vulnerability to disaster leads to an increased risk of disaster. The affected communities are an essential resource for managing disasters because of their experience. One of the steps that can be taken to reduce disaster risk in an area is to reduce its vulnerability and increase its capacity. In line with that, combining technology and community participation in the smart city concept could be a holistic solution. The use of technology for disaster monitoring generates faster and efficient disaster information that helps increase the community capacity in disaster risk management. This research aims to increase community participation in fulfilling the needs of disaster mitigation based on smart cities through GIS in Slawi, Tegal. This research used a quantitative descriptive method using Web-GIS framework for monitoring disaster by utilizing participatory mapping and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to obtain data of the community needs in study area. The results obtained were: a) the verified disaster-prone area map; b) The combination of community participation and technology for evacuation plan; c) systems needed for emergency response; and d) connecting key partners for information and funding the disaster recovery. The implementation of the framework helps in boosting the dimension of governance, people, environment, and living of smart cities.

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Constructing an adaptability evaluation framework for community-based disaster management using an earthquake event

Cited by 6 publications

References 41 publications

Hexa-Helix Approach for Smart Disaster Governance Framework in Developing Cities, Case Study: Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Hexa-Helix Approach for Smart Disaster Governance Framework in Developing Cities, Case Study: Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Dynamics of collaborative governance of actors in palm oil fresh fruit bunch price setting

Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

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