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Annotated Bibliography: Urban Refugee Management in Indonesia and Southeast Asia
Annotated Bibliography - Apr 02, 2021, 07:02 pm

Annotated Bibliography: Urban Refugee Management in Indonesia and Southeast Asia
Annotated Bibliography - Mar 02, 2021, 08:37 pm

Challenges and considerations of applying nature-based solutions in low- and middle-income countries in Southeast and East Asia
Journal - Jan 22, 2021, 03:12 pm

E-musrenbang: a digital framework for local participatory planning at the community level
Journal - Jan 22, 2021, 03:04 pm

Insurance For Low-Income Families as an Earthquake Risk Financing Instrument
Working Paper - Apr 01, 2019, 08:53 pm

Migrant Preparedness from Earthquake Hazard in Bandung City
Working Paper - Feb 01, 2019, 08:53 pm

When Does Instituonalization Mean Ngonization? Sustaining Climate Risk Governance in Secondary Cities
Working Paper - Jan 01, 2019, 08:53 pm

The Potential for Analysing How Small-Scale Farmers Choose Burning as a Land Clearing Strategy in South Sumatra
Working Paper - Jun 28, 2018, 08:53 pm

Policy Response to Flood Risk Reduction in Bandung City Indonesia
White Paper - Mar 04, 2021, 08:48 pm

Urban Hydrometeorological Disaster Risk Reduction with Nature Based Solutions
White Paper - Mar 04, 2021, 08:46 pm

Urban Hydrometeorological Disaster Risk Reduction with Nature Based Solutions
admin - Mar 04, 2021, 07:05 pm

Policy Brief Indonesia's New Capital
admin - Dec 04, 2020, 08:21 pm

Treading water in a savannah: The reality of water scarcity in East Sumba
admin - Jul 18, 2020, 03:10 am

Policy Brief Infrastructure
admin - Jun 07, 2019, 02:00 am
Cluster

Children Social Welfare and Health (CSWH) Disaster and Climate Resilience (DCR) Finance and Business Management (FBM) Renewable Energy and Emission Reduction (REER) Regional and Urban Policy (RUP) Tourism and Cultural Heritage (TCH) Waster Waste Management (WWM)

Children, Social Welfare, and Health (CSWH) facilitates broad cross-cutting research topics regarding children in high-risk environments, along with issues related to social welfare, which includes gender studies and public health. We are focusing on the needs of vulnerable people during the unfortunate conditions. Several research topics within the cluster that relates to children include education in emergency, safe school, child protection, child-friendly cities, early childhood development, children and climate change. We also promote gender mainstreaming, youth, and women empowerment. On the other hand, we do care about the issue of refugees, migration, internally displaced persons due to disaster...

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Disaster and Climate Resilience (DCR) revolves around disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. DCR focuses on how communities can be more resilient, equipped with disaster preparedness and recovery plans. Until today, our DCR cluster has covered topics on the social, economic, cultural aspects, and the management of internally displaced persons due to disaster. In conducting research, the DCR cluster collaborates with various institutions, both from within and outside the country. At present, the DCR team is involved in nature-based research solutions together with universities in the South East Asia region, such as the University of Nottingham (Malaysia Campus), Monash University Malaysia and Center for Disaster Preparedness Philippines and also Univ of Philippines, Diliman.. In addition, DCR is also conducting research related to socio-economic resilience for the Palu tsunami case along with Coventry University, funded by British Academy. Previously, the DCR cluster also carried out research in the field of disaster risk financing...

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Finance and Business Management (FBM) focuses on the development of finance and business management and its role in sustainable and equitable development. The FBM cluster mainly covers research on green and climate financing, disaster risk financing, insurance and micro-insurance, institutional economics, as well as the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). We are actively involved in networking and studies related to national policy on green financing and sustainable financing in Indonesia. The impact of disasters on the economy and how the SMEs recover from any disaster is also...

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Renewable Energy and Emission Reduction (REER) focuses on the development and issues of renewable energy, along with climate change mitigation (greenhouse gas emission reduction). Alternative energy resources like biogas, biofuel, biomass, wind and solar energy are at the heart of our research. The studies include how renewable energy can be implemented in remote or urban areas, and observations of an institutional capacity on strengthening sustainability policies. The cluster also studies emission reduction efforts in Indonesia and its impacts on the global climate. Research such as carbon stock, carbon...

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Regional and Urban Policy (RUP) concentrates on the assessments of urban and regional policies, as well as studies on sustainable urban infrastructures and innovative governance in Indonesia. Several research topics within the cluster are Innovative Urban Governance, Sustainable Transportation and Smart City. The RUP cluster has been managing a large scale long term effort called “Citypedia’ which aims to collect and depict recent phenomena and development in urban areas. Our cluster has published key articles published as city profiles of several cities in Indonesia: Medan, , Palembang, Balikpapan and Semarang. We scrutinize issues, such as post oil cities, decentralization, nature based solutions, green infrastructure...

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Tourism and Cultural Heritage (TCH) facilitates sustainable tourism studies and its development, as well as cultural heritage preservation and management of rich-in-natural beauty and diverse Indonesia. We have been looking at the various aspects of tourism including economic resilience, disaster risk management, the role of culture in disaster-resilient communities and how they correlate with sustainable development...

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Water and Waste Management (WWM) focuses on issues related to water management such as water resources, floods and droughts along with waste management, while keeping sustainability at the core. The cluster also explores the different approaches to understanding more about waste and water management, such as stakeholder acceptance behavior towards runoff water management in Bandung City which is currently executed. The WWM cluster has conducted research on water security, water conservation, local water governance and solid waste management. WWM cluster's most recent research is funded by Kurita Award (Japan) on studies related to water supply, flood and drought in Bandung. In this cluster, we also have research on biogas in urban context, particularly from domestic waste. We also study electronic waste (e-waste)...

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K-Hub

Citypedia Seismic City Network (SCN) Urban Refugee Non Traditional Security Lombok Earthquake Knowledge Management Center Palu Earthquake Knowledge Management Center West Sulawesi Earthquake Knowledge Management Center Disaster Risk Financing Green Finance Nature Based Solution Covid-19 Comprehensive School Safety

We now live in a transition era between industry and post-industry phase where about more than 50% of the world’s total population is concentrated in urban areas. According to UNDESA (2015), this proportion might increase to about two third by 2050. By 2030 alone, at least 4.6 billion people will live in urban areas (IPCC, 2007; Ho et al. 2012). Many small and medium-scale urban areas have been rapidly turning as large-scale cities; they become the centre of economic, social, and political activities of their regions. Such urban areas face spatial expansion, population explosion, industry growth, and auto mobility trend (Ho et al. 2012; UNDESA, 2015). Rapid urbanisation and urban growth are particularly influenced by extensive development of road infrastructures, real estates, businesses, and industrial clusters...

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Half of the world population is now dominated by people living in urban. Therefore, natural hazards (earthquake, flood, landslide, typhoon) to cities would certainly increase. In particular, a large number of metropolitan cities are located within proximity or close to active seismic faults. Megacities such as Manila, Tokyo, Osaka, Los Angeles, Jakarta and Surabaya are the examples of these cities. Increasing the mitigation, preparedness and contingency planning of the authorities, volunteers and communities of cities to earthquake will be important. According to Paton et al (2008), the collaboration between individuals, communities and institutions help to increase the community resilience to disasters, including earthquake. Thus, promoting resilience in the face of natural disasters, specifically seismic shocks, is the aim...

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The influx of refugees into countries and cities is currently an emerging global issue that needs to be tackled not only by bordering countries, but also by the global communities. Doubled over the past two decades, by January 2017, there are more than 67.7 million of people of concern to UNHCR around the world affected by conflict – making one in every 113 people worldwide forcibly displaced. Two thirds are living in urban areas. Cities offer the possibility of greater opportunities for economic integration and self-reliance for migrants and refugees and potentially offer a local integration alternative to return. Now, an increasing number of cities are integrating migration policies into urban planning and development initiatives...

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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Political-Security Blueprint (APSC) has provided the organisation with a roadmap and outline for the cooperation of member states in addressing Non-Traditional Security (NTS) issues, “intensifying counterterrorism efforts, strengthening ASEAN Cooperation on Disaster Management and Emergency Response and pushing forward an effective and timely response to urgent issues, or crisis situations affecting ASEAN (ASEAN Political Security Blueprint 2009, pp. 12–14)” cited in (di Floristella 2013, pp. 28). Therefore, by challenging the perception of the state as the primary security referent, NTS scholars have been fundamental in preserving security in the traditional sense of the word (i.e. the lack of interstate conflict) by fostering increased interconnectedness and cooperation between ASEAN states, grounded in the shared goals of mitigating risks that affect the region as a whole...

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This page is dedicated by RDI to record the knowledge management regarding the disastrous earthquakes that have hit the Island of Lombok (known as Lombok Earthquakes), inflicting fatalities, injuries, and damages to the island and its inhabitants. Thanks to our on-site partners involved in the region, we are provided with a steady stream of data, which we attempt to process and elaborate on, in order to inform readers about relief efforts, damages to the communities, city and districts, along with the rehabilitation and rebuilding assessments and current progress...

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This page is part of RDI’s disaster and climate resilience cluster which is dedicated to record the knowledge management regarding the disastrous earthquake and subsequent tsunami that have hit Palu, Central Sulawesi of Indonesia. inflicting fatalities, injuries and damages to the physical and natural environment along with its inhabitants. Thanks to our network of partners who helped provide the data we tried to process and elaborate on, to provide information to the readers about the occurrence of an earthquake in Palu, the impacts and losses that occured, the handling efforts, assessments and progress that have been made to rehabilitate and rebuild...

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This page is dedicated by RDI to record the knowledge management regarding disastrous earthquakes that have hit West Sulawesi (known as Wes Sulawesi Earthquakes), inflicting fatalities, injuries, and damages to the island and its inhabitants. We are provided with a steady stream of data, thanks to our on-site partners involved in the region, which we are trying to process and elaborate on in order to inform readers about relief efforts, damage to communities, cities and districts, as well as rehabilitation and reconstruction evaluations and current progress...

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Indonesia’s gegraphical position is located in between three tectonic world plates; Eurasia, Indo-Australia, and the Pacific Plate. This location made Indonesia highly prone towards seismic and volcanic activities. During the 21st Century, Indonesia has been severely affected by major earthquakes such as the 9.1 magnitude 2009 Aceh earthquake, and the 7.6 magnitude Padang earthquake in 2009. In 2018 alone, there have been three major geological disasters (e.g. Central Sulawesi, Lombok, and West Java earthquakes) which have caused over 3,000 fatalities, greatly weakened the local economy, and drained the state financial resources. During the 2018 Annual World Bank International Monetary Fund Meeting, the Ministry of Finance; Sri Mulyani previously stated that Indonesia has allocated 4 trillion Rupiah for contingency funding, only less than a fifth of the average losses incurred by all categories of natural disasters, which has accumulated up to IDR 22.8 trillion in average per-year. This condition was often worsened by the high dependancy of local governments to budgets from the central government. This major gap in disaster financing has resulted in state budget deficit and budget allocations from other sectors may cause a slowdown in other areas of development...

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The Paris Agreement signed in December 2015 by over 195 countries sets out the commitment to protect and nurture the planet Earth from catastrophic impacts that are caused by the climate change. The main commitment of the agreement is to limit climate change to less than 2°C by the cooperation of governments around the world to play their part in transitioning to a low-carbon world. However, that cooperation alone won’t be enough to tackle this emerging issue for the world has been so developed by modernisation that there is several variation of actors whose roles are interconnected with the governments. This is why business actors, predominantly, have to also actively work towards sustainable development which can be achieved through the green finance, especially corporates and investors. If anything, businesses and financial institutions play a key role in the transition towards a sustainable economy. Meanwhile the general public, which in this case ranging from citizens to customers, is expected to actively show support in the green initiatives implementation...

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Nature-based solutions (NBS) use restoration, rehabilitation and protection of ecosystems to address societal challenges and development goals, including preparedness for global climate change and mitigation of natural and human-induced disasters. NBS also allows for a more holistic and innovative approach to urban planning and climate and disaster mitigation. By working with nature, rather than against it, NBS can further pave the way towards a more resource efficient, competitive, and greener economy. Through diverse solutions utilising a more diverse nature and natural features and processes into cities, landscapes, and seascapes, NBS provide sustainable, cost-effective, multi-purpose and flexible alternatives for various objectives. Through solutions inspired by nature, NBS offers a cost- effective Nature-based solutions includes connected green (i.e. vegetation), blue (i.e. water) and grey infrastructure (i.e. unsealed roads) and not only provide environmentally, but also social, cultural and economic...

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At the beginning of 2020, we have come to a realization that the COVID-19 is also part of the cross boundaries issues that we need to solve. The COVID-19 outbreak, now classified as a pandemic by the World Health Organization, represents yet another hazard to the wellbeing of humanity, one that threatens communities of all race, nationality, religion, and creed. An unprecedented global event...

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The Government of Indonesia has been extensively implementing the Comprehensive School Safety (CSS) program since 2010, in collaboration with various stakeholders, including non-government agencies, private sector, and academia. The country issued a “Safe School Road Map” 2015-2019, established the National Secretariat for Safe Schools, issued several ministerial regulations and technical guidelines, and continues to deliver a wide range of capacity building initiatives. To support the finalization of the medium strategic plan (RPJMN) 2020-2024 and UNICEF strategic planning, this study is commissioned to build evidence for moving forward and designing future strategy that aims to be effective, efficient, sustainable, and deliver the most impact...

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Advisory Board Fellow Staff Intern & Visiting Scholar Partner Institution Community Partner In Memoriam

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Working closely with community, we believe, creates direct interaction and trust in building community resilience. RDI maintains partnership and collaboration in research and community service with community groups in Indonesia as follows: Read More

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Program

Spatial System Center (SSC) Workshop Training Awards Webinars

The Spatial System Center (SSC) is part of RDI which mainly focuses on spatial data collection, management, analysis, and visualization for supporting all research cluster in RDI. With wide range of research area, it is very possible to elaborate the understanding about resilience, disaster risk management, and urban development...

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RDI also has carried out several workshop. This program aim to provide specific knowledge, practical skills and competencies needed for research with teaching or practical session.RDI has carried out several international workshops in collaboration with several partners namely INASP, LIPI and Widyatama University. In said workshops we have also invited international speakers, and participants from five different institutions namely Universitas Parahyangan (UNPAR), Unversitas Padjadjaran (UNPAD), Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI), Universitas Widyatama dan Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI).

This Workshop has been conducted in RDI, such as : Read More

This Training has been conducted in RDI, such as : ArcGIS Foundation +WS (foto web), Using GPS Device, SPSS Basic,EndNote For Bibliography. Read More

RDI is pleased to congratulate all members who have received grants and awards Read More

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Research Collaboration Fellow Internship Visiting Scholar

As a research organization, RDI sets and conducts research developed by seven research clusters: Read More

Resilience Development Initiative sets a vision to be a leading institute in research on sustainable development and resilience studies. Together with many prominent academic and professional fellows coming from different backgrounds and specialties across the nation and the world, Resilience Development Initiative has built a strong community of resilience research which intends to contribute on enriching the body of knowledge on sustainable development studies... Read More

Internships at Resilience Development Initiative will give you the opportunity to learn and grow within the field of resilience development studies. This program facilitates young researchers to conduct independent or collaborative research. Interns at Resilience Development Initiative will be exposed to many prominent research studies ranging from the national to the international scale... Read More

Resilience Development Initiative sets a vision to be a leading institute in research on sustainable development and resilience studies. In order to support this issue, the Visiting Scholar program becomes an important part as they bring a variety of perspectives and experiences to the enrichment of the body knowledge on sustainable development studies... Read More

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Annotated Bibliography: Urban Refugee Management in Indonesia and Southeast Asia^New!

Nino Viartasiwi, Jean Sonia P Langi, Akino Tahir, Risye Dwiyani, Ayu Prestasia, Febrianty Hasanah, Yohana Rosendra
RUP | - - 2021 | Edition: February
RDI – URBAN REFUGEE RESEARCH GROUP
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Annotated Bibliography: Urban Refugee Management in Indonesia and Southeast Asia^New!

Nino Viartasiwi, Jean Sonia P Langi, Akino Tahir, Risye Dwiyani, Ayu Prestasia, Febrianty Hasanah, Yohana Rosendra
RUP | - - 2021 | Edition: February
RDI – URBAN REFUGEE RESEARCH GROUP
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Challenges and considerations of applying nature-based solutions in low- and middle-income countries in Southeast and East Asia^New!

Alex M. Lechner, Rachel L. Gomes, Lucelia Rodrigues, Matthew J, Ashfold, Saut Sagala
DCR | RUP - 2021 | Edition: January
IWA Publishing
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E-musrenbang: a digital framework for local participatory planning at the community level^New!

Anindito Dhimas Bayu, Sagala, Saut A.H, Tarigan, Ari, Krisna Mawira, ,
RUP | - - 2021 | Edition: January
International Development Planning Review
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Peta Jalan Satuan Pendidikan Aman Bencana (SPAB)^New!

Meilina Wulandari, Faisal Khalid, Avianto Amri, Ida Ngurah, Wahyu Kuncoro, Yusra Tebe
DCR | CSWH - 2021 | Edition: November
Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan
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Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance in Indonesia^New!

Saut Sagala, Hengki Eko Putra, Ichsan Hafiz, Amesta Ramadhani, Alm. Herryal Anwar,
DCR | FBM - 2020 | Edition: September
IRSA Book Series on Regional Development No.18
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Quality of life and subjective social status after five years of Mount Sinabung eruptions: Disaster management and current sources of inequality in displaced, remaining and relocated communities^New!

Gavin Brent Sullivan, Saut Sagala, , , ,
DCR | - - 2020 | Edition: October
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction Volume 49
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What`s in a name? "Smong" and the sustaining of risk communication and DRR behaviours as evocation fades

Stephen A.Sutton, Douglas Paton, Petra Buergelt, Ella Meilianda, Saut Sagala,
DCR | - - 2019 | Edition: April
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction Volume 44
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Sinabung Volcano: How Culture Shapes Community Resilience

Marta Mori, Ronan McDermott, Saut Sagala, Yasmina Wulandari, ,
DCR | - - 2019 | Edition: February
Emerald Publishing Limited
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Thermogravimetric kinetic modelling of in-situ catalytic pyrolytic conversion of rice husk to bioenergy using rice hull ash catalyst

Adrian Chun Minh Loy, Darren Kin Wai Gan, Suzana Yusup, Bridgid Lai Fui Chin, Man Kee Lam, Elisabeth Rianawati
REER | - - 2018 | Edition: August
Bioresource Technology Volume 261
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Kinetics and thermodynamic analysis in one-pot pyrolysis of rice hull using renewable calcium oxide based catalysts

Darren Kin Wai Gan, Adrian Chun Minh Loy, Bridgid Lai Fui Chin, Suzana Yusup, Pornkamol Unrean, Elisabeth Rianawati
REER | - - 2018 | Edition: October
Bioresource Technology Volume 265
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The pursuit of greenness: explaining low-carbon urban transformation in Indonesia

Ari K.M. Tarigan, Saut Sagala, , , ,
REER | - - 2018 | Edition: January
International Planning Studies
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Comparative techno-economic assessment and environmental impacts of rice husk-to-fuel conversion technologie

Pornkamol Unrean, Bridgid ChinLai Fui, Elisabeth Rianawati, Menandro Acda, ,
REER | - - 2018 | Edition: May
Energy Volume 151
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Empowering Urban Stakeholders Capacity for Governing Low Emission Development through Transnational Municipal Networks: A Case Study of Bogor City, Indonesia

Ramanditya Wimbardana, , , , ,
RUP | - - 2017 | Edition: December
Resilience Development Initiative
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The Role of Community Based Organization in Disaster Response in Mt. Sinabung

Yasmina Wulandary, Saut Sagala, Gavin Sullivan, , ,
DCR | - - 2017 | Edition: November
Planocosmo 2018
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Transforming to Resilience: Lessons Learned from Low-Carbon Development: In Two Indonesian Cities

Saut Sagala, Ari Tarigan, , , ,
REER | - - 2017 | Edition: November
Resilience Development Initiative
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The Current Observation and Challenges of Tourism Development in Batur Global Geopark Area, Bali Province, Indonesia

Arief Rosyidie, Saut Sagala, Muhammad Musyafa Syahbid, Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, ,
TCH | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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The Resilience of Hotel Managements to Multi-Hazard Potentials in Bandung and Denpasar City, Indonesia.

Muhammad Musyafa Syahbid, Saut Sagala, , , ,
TCH | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Who gets the Benefits of Geopark Establishment? A Study of Batur Geopark Area, Bali Province, Indonesia

Saut Sagala, Arief Rosyidie, Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, Muhammad Musyafa Syahbid, ,
TCH | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Forest Fire Policy Impact to Traditional Land Clearing in Ogan Komering Ilir District, South Sumatera Province, Indonesia

Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, Saut Sagala, Elisabeth Rianawati, Umar Alfaruq, ,
DCR | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Performance of Anaerobic Digesters for Food Waste in Bandung City

Elisabeth Rianawati, Kirana Nadhila, Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, , ,
WWM | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Preferences Mapping of Household Biodigester Product in Bandung

Salma Humaira, Elisabeth Rianawati, Saut Sagala, Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, ,
REER | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Does Social Protection on Education increase the Capacity of Community in Facing Disaster

Djoko Abi Santoso, Saut Sagala, Husnul Aris Alberdi, Yasmina Wulandari, ,
CSWH | - - 2020 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Biogas Implementation as Waste Management Effort in Lembang Sub-District, West Bandung

Husnul Aris Alberdi, Saut Sagala, Yasmina Wulandari, Steven, Deni Nugraha,
REER | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Planocosmo 2018
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Best Practice of Local Tourism Management: Case Study of Cluster of Geopark Batur, Bangli Regency, Bali Province of Indonesia

Arief Rosyidie, Saut Sagala, Muhammad Musyafa Syahbid, Muhammad Adryan Sasongko, ,
TCH | - - 2017 | Edition: October
Endinamosis 2017
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Identifying Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation Efforts for Children into the West Java Development Planning

Novi Puspitasari, Djoko Suntoso Abi Suroso, Saut Sagala, , ,
CSWH | - - 2017 | Edition: October
The Indonesian Journal of Planning and Development
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Implementation of Spatial Data Infrastructure in Cianjur District for Disaster Risk Management Purposes

Irysad Kharisma, Saut Sagala, , , ,
RUP | - - 2017 | Edition: August
1st UPI International Geography Seminar 2017
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Medan City: Development and Governance under the Decentralisation Era

Ari K. M. Tarigan, D. Ary A. Samsura, Saut Sagala, Anthoni V.M, Pancawan, ,
RUP | - - 2017 | Edition: July
Cities Journal, Volume 47
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The Role of Incentives Towards Adolescents Commitment to Use Public Transport in Malaysia

Nur Sabahiah Abdul Sukor, Nur Khairiyah Basri, Ari K.M. Tarigan, , ,
RUP | - - 2017 | Edition: May
Transportation Planning and Technology
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Bandung City Profile, Indonesia

Tarigan, A., Sagala, S., Samsura, D., Simarmata, H., Nababan, M.,
TCH | - - 2016 | Edition: December
Cities Journal, Volume 50
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Promoting Adaptive Capacity of Coastal Community to Climate Change: From Individuals to Collective Efforts

Sagala, S., Fiisabillilah, D., Syahbid, M., Gultom, E., Suroso, D., Argo, T.
DCR | - - 2016 | Edition: August
Edited book by Djalante,
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Policy Changes and Flood Risk Governance in Greater Jakarta

Sagala, S., Syahbid, M., Wibisono, H., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2016 | Edition: August
Edited book on Jakarta by Hellman, Thynell, Van Voorst
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Adaptive Social Protection, Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Community Resilience: Evidence from Rural Areas in Indonesia

Sagala, S., Yamin, D, Pratama, A., Rianawati, E., ,
DCR | CSWH - 2016 | Edition: August
Edited Book By Drolet, J.
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Children Vulnerability And Capacity Toward Climate Change Impact In West Java Province, Indonesia

Rianawati, E., Sagala, S., Pratama, A., , ,
DCR | CSWH - 2016 | Edition: July
Social Work and Social Development
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How Can Green Infrastructure Serve as Adaptation Option in Low Land Areas? Case Study Adaptation Option Scenario in Makassar City, Indonesia

Adhitama, P., Sagala, S.?, , , ,
RUP | - - 2016 | Edition: July
Adaptation Futures 2016
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Mitigation Scenarios For Residential Fires In Densely Populated Urban Settlements In Sukahaji Village, Bandung City

Sagala, S., Adhitama, P., Sianturi. D, Al Faruq. U, ,
DCR | - - 2016 | Edition: January
Geoplanning: Journal of G
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Balikpapan: Urban planning and development in anticipation of the post-oil industry era

Tarigan, A., Samsura, D., Sagala, S, Wimbardana, R., ,
RUP | - - 2016 | Edition: January
Cities Journal, Volume 60
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Analysis of correlations between psychological factors and self-reported behavior of motorcyclists in Malaysia, depending on self-reported usage of different types of motorcycle facility

Nur Sabahiah Abdul Sukor, Ari K.M. Tarigan, Satoshi Fujii, , ,
RUP | - - 2016 | Edition: January
Transportation Research P
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Benefits of Rural Biogas Implementation to Economy and Environment: Boyolali Case Study

Hnyine,Z., Sagala, S., Yamin, D ., Lubis, W., ,
FBM | WWM - 2015 | Edition: December
Journal of Forum Geografi
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Urban Energy Resilience & Low Carbon Development in Metropolitan Indonesia (Ketahanan Energi Perkotaan dan Pembangunan Rendah Karbon di Metropolitan Indonesia)

Sagala, S., Lubis, W., Ameridyani, A., Prambudhia, Y., ,
FBM | RUP - 2015 | Edition: August
Urban and Regional Development
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Strengthening Community Resilience from Spatial Plan Perspective

Sagala, S., Anwar, H, Lubis, W., Yamin, D., ,
DCR | RUP - 2015 | Edition: August
Edited Book Herryal Anwar
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From Preparedness to Resilience: Assessing Household Risk Mitigation to Flooding in Lowland Area of Palembang

Lubis, W., Sagala, S., Wimbardana, R., Argo, T., ,
DCR | RUP - 2015 | Edition: August
Edited Book Herryal Anwar
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The Disaster Impacts on Children Welfare in West Java Province, Indonesia

Rianawati, E., Sagala, S., Pratama, A., , ,
DCR | CSWH - 2015 | Edition: August
Edited Book by Herryal Anwar
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Enhancing Community Awareness towards Potential earthquake of Lembang Fault: Lessons Learned from Kathmandu Valley Earthquake

Ameridyani, A., Sagala, S., , , ,
DCR | - - 2015 | Edition: August
Edited book by Herryal Anwar
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Risk Management of Gedung Sate as a Cultural Heritage

Sagala, S., , , , ,
DCR | TCH - 2015 | Edition: August
Edited by Jigyasu, R
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Fostering Community Preparedness to Wildfire: Experiences from Indonesia

Sagala, S., Sitinjak, E., Dodon, , ,
DCR | RUP - 2015 | Edition: June
in Paton, D. Wildfire Haz
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Energy Resilient Village Potential: Lessons Learned from Renewable Energy of Livestock Waste in Boyolali, Indonesia

Sagala, S., Vitri, R., Nugraha, D., Lubis, W., Rianawati, E., Ameridyani, A.
FBM | - - 2015 | Edition: June
3rd Planocosmo International
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Local Responses to Climate Change: A Geographical and Institutional Multilevel Governance Issue in two Indonesian Municipalities

Samsura, A., Sagala, S., Simbolon, I., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2015 | Edition: June
Regional Studies Association
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Vulnerability Of Community On Water Supply And Sanitation Under Climate-Related Disasters In Urban Coastal Area: A Case Study Of Semarang City, Indonesia

Wijaya, N., Sagala, S., Pratama, A., Lubis, W., ,
DCR | RUP - 2015 | Edition: June
3rd Planocosmo International
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Co-Benefits and Challenges of Small Scale Biogas Implementation in Rural Indonesia, Case Study of Boyolali, Central Java

Sagala, S., Nugraha, D, Vitri, R, Lubis, W., Yamin, D., Tazi, Z.
FBM | - - 2015 | Edition: July
Decentralised Sustainable
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Understanding Multi-hazard Disasters Impact to Local Communities in West Java, Indonesia: Case Study: Social Recovery Process in Pangalengan Community

Rianawati, E, Wimbardana, R., Sagala, S., , ,
DCR | - - 2015 | Edition: July
4th International Workshop
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Farmers Adaptation in dealing with the Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture Sector Case Study Indramayu District, Indonesia

Rianawati, E., Sagala, S., Asirin, Pratama, A., Sani, I.,
DCR | - - 2015 | Edition: July
The AARES
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Fisherman Adaptation Strategy to Environmental Change Impact

Sagala, S., Argo, T., Asirin, Adhitama, P., Yamin, D.,
DCR | - - 2014 | Edition: December
Jurnal Penataan Ruang ITS
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Behavior & Preparedness related to Urban Fire among High Density Settlement Residents in Bandung City (Perilaku dan Kesiapsiagaan terkait Kebakaran pada Penghuni Permukiman Padat Kota Bandung)

Sagala, S., Wimbardana, R., Prathama, F., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: December
Forum Geografi. Vol 28
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Post-disaster Housing Reconstruction in Indonesia: Review and Lessons from Aceh (2004), Yogyakarta (2006), West Java (2009) and West Sumatra (2009) Earthquakes

Pribadi, K, Kusumastuti, D., Sagala, S., Wimbardana, R, ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: June
Edited book by Shaw, R. D
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Can municipal biophore program reduce the urban floods? Case study: Bandung City

Rianawati, E., Sagala,S., , , ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: July
International Conference
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Gap Intervention In Regional Regulations Regarding The Prevention Of Tsunami Hazard In Tourism-Oriented Developed Area

Situngkir, F., Sagala, S., , , ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: July
South China Sea Tsunami
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Promoting Sister City Concept for Urban Resilience and Sustainability: Case Studies of Jakarta and Bandung

Sitinjak, E, Sagala, S., Rianawati, E., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: May
Sustainability Science
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Risk Management of Gedung Sate as a Cultural Heritage, Proceeding of International Training Course

Sagala, S., , , , ,
DCR | TCH - 2014 | Edition: May
Disaster Management of Cultural
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Networks and innovation in tourism village as strategies for living in harmony with active volcanoes

Pratama, A, Sagala, S., , , ,
TCH | DCR - 2014 | Edition: May
Cities on Volcanoes 8
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Networks and roles as Strategies for Increasing Remittance Use for Climate Change Adaptation (case study: Indramayu City)

Pratama, A, Sagala, S., , , ,
DCR | - - 2014 | Edition: May
3rd International Confrence
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Green Infrastructure Implementation in Flood Mitigation Context (Case Study: Flood Canals in Semarang)

Adhitama, P, Sagala, S, Sitinjak. E, Pratama, A, ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: May
Sustainability Science
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Household Adaptive Capacity to Flood in Palembang

Yamin, D., Sagala, S, Situngkir, F, Lubis, W, ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: May
Sustainability Science
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Spatial Model of Wetland Use Change and Flood Occurrence in Residential Areas

Situngkir, F, Sagala, S, Yamin, D, Widyasari, A, ,
DCR | RUP - 2014 | Edition: May
Sustainability Science
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Wildfire Community Preparedness

Rianawati, E, Sagala, S, , , ,
DCR | - - 2014 | Edition: February
Sustainability Science
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Actor`s Interaction in Housing Reconstruction of Post West Java Earthquake 2009 (Interaksi Aktor dalam Rekonstruksi Rumah Pasca Bencana Gempa Jawa Barat 2009)

Sagala, S., Situngkir, F., Wimbardana, R., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2013 | Edition: December
Jurnal MimbarSosial, Unisba
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Housing Reconstruction Management of Post West Java Earthquake in Bandung District, West Java (Manajemen Rekonstruksi Perumahan Pasca Bencana Gempa Bumi Jawa Barat: Studi Kasus Kabupaten Bandung, Jawa

Sagala, S., Lutfiana, D., Wimbardana, R., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2013 | Edition: September
Jurnal PenataanRuang
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Community Preparedness to Debris Flow in Mt. Merapi (Kesiapsiagaan Masyarakat terhadap Bahaya Lahar Dingin Gunung Merapi)

Wimbardana, R., Sagala, S., , , ,
DCR | - - 2013 | Edition: September
Jurnal Bumi Lestari.Vol 1
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Spatial Analysis of Open Space Availability for Evacuation after Earthquake Aftershock in Densed Settlements (Analisis Spasial Ketersediaan Ruang Terbuka Publik pada Permukiman Padat untuk Evakuasi pa

Sagala, S., Saraswati, S., , , ,
DCR | RUP - 2013 | Edition: September
Jurnal Forum Geografi
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Understanding preparedness for natural hazards: Cross cultural comparison, Journal of Integrated Disaster Risk Management

Paton, D., Okada, N., Sagala, S., , ,
DCR | RUP - 2013 | Edition: September
Vol 3, No. 1, 2013
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Alih Fungsi Lahan Rawa dan Kebijakan Pengurangan Risiko Bencana Banjir: Studi Kasus Kota Palembang

Sagala, S, Dodon, Wimbardana, R., Lutfiana, D., ,
DCR | RUP - 2013 | Edition: June
Edited by Herryal Anwar
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Exploring Social Capital Role to Restore Community Resilience after West Java Earthquake: Case Study Pangalengan District, Bandung Region, West Java

Lutfiana, D, Sagala, S, Furqon, T, Wimbardana, R, ,
DCR | - - 2013 | Edition: February
2nd Plano Cosmo International
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