The Hybrid Socio-Technical Approach as a Strategic Program for Social Development in Geo-disaster Prone Area in Indonesia
This paper highlights the importance of integrating social and technical approach (which is so called a “hybrid socio-technical approach") as one innovative and strategic program to support the social development in geodisaster prone area in Indonesia. Such program mainly based on public education and community participation as a partnership program by the University, local government and may also with the private company and/ or local NGO. The indigenous, simple and low cost technology has also been introduced and developed as a part of the hybrid sociotechnical system, in order to ensure the life and environmental protection, with respect to the sustainable human and social development.
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[1] Anonym, "Landslide disaster database" Indonesian National Agency for
Disaster Mitigation, 2009.
[2] D. Karnawati, S. Pramumijoyo and K. Uchino, "Strategy and
programmes for geological education in geohazard vulnerable area in
South-east Asia and Japan (Published Book Style with paper title and
editor)," in Engineering Geology for Tomorrow"s Cities, Engineering
Geology Special Publication, no. 22, M.G. Culshaw, H.J. Reeves, I.
Jeffersson and T.W. Spink, Ed. London: Geological Society, 2009, (on
CD Rom insert, paper 518.
[3] D, Karnawati, T.F. Fathani, I. Sudarno, & B. Andayani, "Development
of ccommunity-based landslide early warning system in Indonesia
(Published Conference Proceedings Style)," in Proceeding of the 1st
World Landslide Forum, Global Promotion Committee of The Int.
Program on Landslide (IPL) - ISDR, Tokyo, 2008, pp. 305 - 308.
[4] D. Karnawati, T.F. Fathani, I. Sudarno, B. Andayani and P.W. Burton,
"Landslide hazard and community-based risk reduction effort in
Karanganyar and the surrounding area, Central Java, Indonesia
(Published Conference Proceedings style)," in Proceeding of the 7th
Regional Conference of IAEG (Int. Assoc. of Engineering Geology),
Chengdu, China, 9-11 September 2009, p.436-441.
[5] B. Andayani, D. Karnawati, & S. Pramumijoyo, "Institutional frame
work for community empowerment towards landslide mitigation and risk
reduction in Indonesia (Published Conference Proceeding style)," in
Proc. of the 1st World Landslide Forum, Tokyo, Global Promotion
Committee of the Int. Program on Landslide (IPL) - ISDR, 2008, pp. 57-
59.
[6] D. Karnawati, T.F. Fathani, B. Andayani, P.W. Burton and I. Sudarno.,
"Strategic program for landslide disaster risk reduction; a lesson learned
from Central Java, Indonesia (Published Book Style with paper title and
editor)," in Disaster Management and Human Health Risk; Reducing
Risk, Improving Outcomes, WIT Transactions on the Built Environment
Transaction, K. Duncan and C.A. Brebbia, Ed. Southompton: WIT
Press, 2009, pp.115-126.
[7] D. Karnawati, " Mechanism of rain-induced landslide in allovanic and
halloysitic soils in Java (Unpublished Book Style)," Ph.D Dissertation,
1996.
[8] T.F. Fathani, D. Karnawati, K, Sassa and H. Fukuoka,. 2008.
Development of landslide monitoring and early warning system in
Indonesia (Published Conference Proceeding style)," in Proc. of the 1st
World Landslide Forum, Tokyo, Global Promotion Committee of The
Int. Program on Landslide (IPL) - ISDR, 2008: pp. 195 - 198.
[9] Japan Landslide Society, 1996.
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