[M-IS06] Extreme Weather and Disasters in Southeast Asia

[MIS06-08] STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC RESILIENCE THROUGH STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN CILIWUNG RIVER BASIN (CASE STUDY: SOUTH JAKARTA)

★Invited Papers

*Harkunti Pertiwi Rahayu¹, Muhammad Fakhrial Auliadi¹, Richard - Haigh², Dilanthi - Amaratunga² (1.Institute Technology of Bandung, 2.University of Huddersfield)

Keywords:Ciliwung River Basin, Flood, Economic Resilience, Adaptation Strategy

Ciliwung River is one of the main contributors to the economic losses from the flood in Jakarta. These losses include economic activity disruptions and household asset damages in communities along the downstream part of the Ciliwung River Basin area. These areas are especially vulnerable to flood impacts because many of the population have low incomes and work in the informal sector. In recent years, disaster management has shifted its focus to strengthening resilience with stakeholder engagement. This study aims to assess economic resilience using the Climate and Disaster Resilience Index (CDRI) framework and the strategies to enhance it through stakeholder engagement. Based on the assessment, the economic resilience level of the studied area is considered moderate. Moreover, eight indicators were found to have lower scores than the other indicators and need improvement. In the existing flood management collaborations, Sub-district Officials and Village Officials are identified as the central actors. Meanwhile, the private sector and other government institutions are identified as coordinating actors, while the academics, media, and community are supporting actors. Finally, the study concludes that strengthening stakeholder engagement and collaboration is critical for economic resilience in Ciliwung River Basin.