Resilience learning and indigenous knowledge of earthquake risk in Indonesia

Kurnio, Hananto; Fekete, Alexander; Naz, Farhat; Relvas, Hélder; Jüpner, Robert

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102423

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“…The formation of Satuan Tugas Gotong Royong or Mutual Cooperation Task Force in 1493 traditional villages in Bali Province which led to the province having the resistance of the Covid-19 disaster through local wisdom and local value. In accordance with research conducted byKurnio et al (2021) that the integration of indigenous people, local, and traditional knowledge with scientific knowledge will increase the effectiveness of adaptation and resilience, including in dealing with disasters. (b) Shared leadership with official and customary elements.…”

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Communication strategy in the implementation of health belief model (HBM) at Bali Province in dealing with COVID-19

Hidayat

Muljono

Saleh

et al. 2022

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The Health Belief Model (HBM) approach posits that each individual shall consider health threats such as the Covid-19 outbreak as a serious problem and each individual must engage in preventive behaviors. Individual perceptions of health are the main factor for behavior change efforts so that individuals are willing to accept the conducted health promotion. This research aims to analyze the six dimensions of the Health Belief Model (HBM), which are perceived susceptibility, perceived severity, perceived benefits, perceived barriers, cues to action and self-efficacy. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method. The data analysis techniques used are data reduction, data display and conclusion drawing at the time of pre-research, during research, and post-research. Data collection is performed by observing, interviewing, and documenting. The result of the research is that the researchers find that the dimensions of the Health Belief Model which are most influential in the informant interview process are the cues to action and perceived severity dimensions.

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Communication strategy in the implementation of health belief model (HBM) at Bali Province in dealing with COVID-19

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Muljono

Saleh

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“…For example, there is an interconnectivity among human, non-human and the metaphysical in making sense of disasters in Zamboanga Peninsula, Southern Philippines (Quilo et al 2015). While indigenous knowledge of earthquakes in Indonesia has led to adaptation of house construction that have endured for centuries (Kurnio et al 2021). These examples and more, have seen a mixture of success from research into implementation however, if to be incorporated into the postcolonial society, they will require a large cultural shift and retrofitting of infrastructure that may not be possible for some countries at present.…”

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Researching Natural Hazards: The Harmful Legacy of Colonialism in Geoscience.

Scarlett¹

2022

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Geoscience is a colonial science; its agenda was to survey and map landscapes in colonised nations which could be exploited to grow colonial empire's wealth at the expense of the local population. Natural hazard processes have been part of these landscapes, however their colonial legacy is sometimes neglected in discussions in how to live with them today. Former colonised nations' interactions with natural hazard processes are part of the legacy in geoscience that is ongoing. Geoscience's role in colonialism, interactions of colonial decisions and natural hazards with examples, and actions for the future will be explored.

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“…The practice of local wisdom is increasingly gaining international attention regarding its mitigation role; for example, when the 2024 tsunami hit Simeulue Island in the west of Aceh-North Sumatra, only seven people died out of 78,000 inhabitants of the island. Meanwhile, in Aceh alone, the victims reached more than 200,000 people (Kurnio, Fekete, Naz, Norf, & Jüpner, 2021).…”

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“…Indonesia is located at the confluence of three earth plates, the Pacific, Eurasian, and Indo-Australian plates, making this country has an enormous potential and impact from the natural disasters it causes, especially earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis, as shown in Figure 3 below. (Kurnio, Fekete, Naz, Norf, & Jüpner, 2021). The extreme environment forced the community to prepare for disasters using local wisdom, which is still believed, adhered to, and practiced today in several areas, including Kasepuhan Bayah.…”

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Local wisdom as a part of disaster communication: a study on the local storytelling in disaster mitigation

Fakhruddin¹,

Elmada²

2022

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Located between the tectonic plates of Asia and Australia, a zone of high tectonic activity on the Pacific Ring of Fire with a row of mountains and active volcanoes makes Indonesia one of the countries with the highest natural disaster risk in the world. One of the potential disasters that attract attention is the potential for megathrust in southern Java, which has the potential to cause a tsunami of up to 20 meters. Various disaster mitigation efforts were carried out, one of which was to explore disaster mitigation messages in local wisdom and rely on community leaders as bearers of mitigation messages. Using an exploratory case study method, this research seeks to see mitigation messages in local wisdom in Bayah, South Lebak. The role of community leaders is also observed in community-based disaster communication. As a result, it was found that many messages based on local wisdom had content on disaster mitigation and nature conservation. Community leaders have a strategic role as Key Opinion Leader in conveying disaster mitigation messages, both messages based on local wisdom and modern science, to the community.

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Resilience learning and indigenous knowledge of earthquake risk in Indonesia

Cited by 40 publications

References 35 publications

Communication strategy in the implementation of health belief model (HBM) at Bali Province in dealing with COVID-19

Communication strategy in the implementation of health belief model (HBM) at Bali Province in dealing with COVID-19

Researching Natural Hazards: The Harmful Legacy of Colonialism in Geoscience.

Local wisdom as a part of disaster communication: a study on the local storytelling in disaster mitigation

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