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• Main Author: (NIM: 15413035), ELMERYLLYA
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26917
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

This research is part of Newton Fund’s research, Mainstreaming Integrated Desaster RiskReduction And Climate Change Adaptation Strategies Into Coatal Urban Agglomeration Policy- Case Bali. <br /> <br /> <br /> South Denpasar District is a subdistrict with rapid economic and tourism activities. For the most part of of hotels / accommodation in South Denpasar District is located in Sanur Village and Sanur Kauh Village. Both of this villages has potential that oriented towards coastal tourism since 1930. Sanur beach has important in social activities such as religion and culture, because it is used by the Balinese for religious activities. With all this potential that Sanur Village and Sanur Kauh Village has, the topography of the area is included as a tsunami risk zone. This research has aims to measure how resilient are the Sanur Village and Sanur Kauh Village toward tsunami. This research uses three types of indicators namely Destana( Disaster Resilient Village) indicator, International Tsunami Ready and combination indicator of Destana and International Tsunami Ready. The combination of the Destana and International Tsunami Ready indicators resulted in 3 new indicator groups namely, integrated and interpreted indiactors, unintegrated but interpreted indicators and unintegrated and uninterpreted indicators. As a result, using these three types of indicators, Sanur Village is not resilient to the tsunami while Sanur Kauh Village is resilient to the tsunami disaster. In addition, the calculation of resilience with the combination indicator of International Tsunami Ready and Destana, will conduct more complete results. <br /> <br />