HOW TO FILL THE GAPS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY STRENGTHENING and SUSTAINABILITY of

Community based disaster management
HOW TO FILL THE GAPS
BETWEEN GOVERNMENT
AND COMMUNITY
Dorotea Agnes Rampisela
HASANUDDIN UNIVERSITY
Makassar - Indonesia
CSEAS Kyoto University
STRENGTHENING and SUSTAINABILITY of
THE COMMUNITY BASED DISASTER
MANAGEMENT
Study Case
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THE DISASTER : Victims and damages
¾ 10 died, 23 missing
¾ 1500 ha agriculture land covered by sediment
material
¾ 635 cows
¾ 6,333 persons imme diately evacuated
Juli
2002
THE DISASTER : What happened
April
2004
THE DISASTER : Post Event Threats
Profile
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Calder a
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S abo Dam No. 4
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Confuluence of
Kusisi River
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ACTIVITIES:
Community Based Warning
System
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Identification of people and community lived in
disaster prone area
Participatory mapping
Daily monitoring of rainfall rate and sediment
movement and debris flow
Facilitator training collaborate with Sabo Technical
Center Yogyakarta
Workshop on warning system development
Socialization and dissemination of defined warning
system
Community empowerment
ACTIVITIES: OUTCOME
Outcome so far
•Establishment of Sabo
Community
•Development of Participatory
Monitoring System
•Development of Warning and
Evacuation System
•Community Empowerment
Further Tasks
•Participatory Needs Assessment
•Formulation of Action Plan
•Implementation of Action Plan for
Recovery of property loss and
regional development
•Capacity Building for Livelihood
Improvement
•Mitigation of Sediment Related Disaster
•Improvement of Regional Economy and Living Standard
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LESSONS LEARNED
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Village People needs information and willing to
participate in activities
Obstacles: Formal Recognition from Local
Government (District Level)
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There was no clear authority (officers in charge)
Coordination of involving NGOs
Lack of Scientific Based Researches
ACTIVITY 1:
Identification of people and community lived in disaster
prone area
PETA SITUASI SUNGAI JENEBERANG
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20º Kemiringan
20º
35º
± 500
15º
ACTIVITY 2:
Participatory mapping
ACTIVITY 2:
Participatory mapping
Purpose:
•Community to understand that disaster is
closely related rainfall and sediment
movement.
•Community to understand what is going on
the possibility and threats of the disaster
•Feeling of involvement in and giving hand to
the mitigation of the disaster.
Mosque is one of
effective places for
socialization
ACTIVITY 3:
Daily monitoring of rainfall rate and sediment movement and
MONITORING OF SEDIMENT MOVEMENT
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SABO DAM
NO. 4
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8
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6
5
2
4
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Development of Gully
December 9, 2004
April 8, 2004
June 20, 2004
January 22, 2005
February 14, 2005
September 27, 2004
Necessity of Establishing Sabo Community
•To establish effective information
system
•Necessity of Institutional Building
•Strengthening collaboration for saving
life and mitigation of disaster
Offical Establishment of
Sabo Community on 23rd June, 2004
8. Commencement of Sabo Community group in front of JICA Mission
Location of Sabo Community
MALINO
Central Office
Sabo-5: Bulo
Sabo-6: Ta ne te
17
13
Sabo-4:
Gantung
18
22
19
10
Sabo-3:
Pute pala
6
5
16
Sabo-7: Limbua
Sabo-8: Poncodde
20
15
14
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4
3
9
2
21
1
Sabo-2: M animbahoi
Sabo-1: Panaik ang
8
7
KOMUNITAS SABO JENEBERANG
Nama Kelompok
: BULO
Alamat : RK BULO DUSUN PANGGAJIANG / PARIGI
Ketua Kelompok: JAMALI
Sekretaris
: SYARIFUDDIN L
Jumlah Anggota : 46 ORANG
1. Minggu Katti
2. Cala Malle
3. SembangTayang
4. Baso Malle
5. Coni Ca’go
6. Serang Ni’ga
7. Sakri Lallo
8. Nai Baco
9. Raba Laco
10. Kamaruddin D
11. Kuba
12. Ali Rumallang
13.Jama Tarima
14.Sija
15.Sule Sija
16.Rumallang Tibu
17.Tojeng Caca
18.Amir Bado
19.Ali Sakka
20.Jai Manna
21.Sinring
22.Dado Sinring
23.Maharuddin
24.Joha Sorong
25.Ancu Sulaeman
26.Sawala bado
27.Ma’ja Saka
28. Mansyur
29. Safaruddin
30. jumadang
31. Muhtar Bangko
32. Sawala
33. Paru
34. Baco Dassa
35. Ibrahim
36. Se’re Panri
37. Making N
38. Sampe Kawali
:
39. Tika
40. Taco’
41. Nyampa Libbo
42. Kammisi M
43. Rahman B
44. Cudding Jama
45. Joha Sorong
46. Maharuddin
List of Sabo Community
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Name of Sabo Community
Leader
Establishment Date
Number of Member
Monitoring Post
Parangkeke
Suleman
June, 2004
43
Posko-1
Bangkeng Sisang
Nurliung C.
June, 2004
52
Posko-1
Tobanda
Samuddin
June, 2004
27
Posko-1
Janna
Usman
June, 2004
32
Posko-1
Batu Menteng
Muhamad Edi
May, 2004
36
Posko-1
Bontote’ne
Junaid
June, 2004
47
Not clear
Tassala
Kahar
June, 2004
11
Posko-2
Tumbu Riwata
Alimin
June, 2004
29
Posko-2
Daraha
M Dg. Nusu
June, 2004
33
None
Lantebung Putepala
Mudu Gaso
June, 2004
28
Posko-3
Biring Tumbua
Muhamad Daud
June, 2004
27
Posko-3
Liku Labua
Abd. Rajab
June, 2004
25
Posko-3
Bangkeng Popoang
Rahman Talla
June, 2004
18
Posko-3
Bulo Karisa
Muhamad
May, 2004
27
Posko-4
Gamissang
M. Nurdin
May, 2004
27
Posko-4
Salu
Dg. Labbiri
May, 2004
27
Posko-4
Bulo
Jamali
June, 2004
67
Posko-5
Tanete
Rusmin
June, 2004
80
Posko-6
Limbua
Najamuddin Bella
June, 2004
80
Posko-7
Poncodde
Dg. Ronrong
June, 2004
>20
Posko-8
Appokang
Rama Ranca
August, 2004
42
Posko-8
Borong Sapiria
Dg. Sattu
June, 2004
approx. 40
Posko-7
-
approx. 820
8 Posko
Total (22 Communities)
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Location of 8 Monitoring Post (Posko)
FOKUS
Posko-5: Bulo
Posko-6: Tanete
Posko-7: Limbua
Posko-4: Gantung Posko-3: Putepala
Posko-8: Poncodde
Posko-1: Panaikang
Posko-2: Manimbahoi
River flow condition is monitored from Posko
Posko-3 : Putepala
View from Posko-3 (Putepala)
Damages –
River Structures
Before Collapse
Daraha Bridge
Daraha Bridge was
flushed out by debris
flow on 14 April 2005.
Trans 13,000 village
People has been
affected.
May 07, ‘05
April 17, ‘05
Discussing the form, size and colors
of Warning signs
Installing the flags and signs
ACTIVITY 5 AND 6:
Workshop on warning system development
Socialization and dissemination of defined warning system
Villagers
Rainfall Monitoring
Station
Posko 1 Ke ntongan
Villagers
Posko 2
Villagers
Radio Communication
Posko 3
Camat
:
:
FOKUS
(Sabo Community Forum)
Posko 8
Evaculation Station
from hazard area
Installing the Kentongan, signaling the warning
Discussing and analyzing local version hazard map
Emergency drill of warning and evacuation
Learn how to make paving
block:
Make use of sand and
sediment material
Utilize paving block
for evacuation road
NEXT STEP
„ Utilize paving block for village
road cooperate with local
government program
„ Selling paving block
Fabrication Factory
EVACUATION PATH
Activity 4 :
Facilitator training collaborate with Sabo Technical
Center Yogyakarta
gaps
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Lack of data base and Coordination at
Local Government
No support from Scientific Base
organization
Level of knowledge on disaster and
experience of the community
HOW to fill the gaps
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Strengthening
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LOCAL Government ( District Level)
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Support from National Level: assignment of Acting
Coordinator at Provincial Level ( Academician is
preferable)
Clear Job Description of Officers in Charge
Training for Coordinators
Training for NGOs on Disaster Management
Community Level
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Participatory Action research
Training for Local leaders
Information Center managed by community
Recognition of activities by the authority
Chairman : Minister Coordinator of Public Welfare
Members :
Minister of Internal Affair
Minister of Security and Defence
Minister of Social Affairs
Minister of Health
Minister of Public Works
Minister of Transportation
Minister of Agriculture
Minister of Forestry and Plantation
State Minister of Environmental
State Minister of Research and Tech
Minister of Information
Armed Forces Commander
State Minister of National
Development Planning
Local Governor
Chairman of the Working Group
Chairman : Governor
Vice Chairman I : Arm Forces Commander
Vice Chairman II : Police Commander
Executive Chairman : Deputy Governor
Secretary :
Civil Defence Commander
Members
Vertical Gov. Officer
Provinsial Officers
Territorial Commander
Team in Charge
Red Cross
Scout Organization
Non-Government Organization
Businessmen
Team in Charge
:
Team in Charge
Team in Charge
Chairman : Head of District/May or
Vice Chairman I : District Arm Forces Commander
Vice Chairman II : District Police Commander
Executive Chairman : Head of Civil Defence Office
Secretary :
Assistant District Secretary
District Disaster Relief
Members :
Vertical Gov. Officer
Provinsial Officers
Territorial Commander
Task Force
SATGAS
Red Cross
Scout Organization
Non-Government Organization
Businessmen
Task Force
SATGAS
Task Force
SATGAS