SETTLEMENT ADAPTATION STRATEGIES IN RESPONDING TO THE FLOOD OF ROB STUDIES CASE: TAMBAK LOROK SETTLEMENT, SEMARANG
Coastal communities are depressed due to environmental changes with risks that can occur at any time or for a long time. For example, tsunamis, storm waves, and rob. Indonesia is a country that is prone to prolonged coastal disasters. Large coastal cities develop with complex activities, includin...
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Summary: | Coastal communities are depressed due to environmental changes with risks that can
occur at any time or for a long time. For example, tsunamis, storm waves, and rob.
Indonesia is a country that is prone to prolonged coastal disasters. Large coastal cities
develop with complex activities, including industry, trade, as well as settlement. Such as
Semarang, Jakarta, Surabaya, and other coastal cities affected rob. Settlements that
affected rob is a phenomenon that needs to be enlarged for a greater risk of loss. Various
adaptation strategies have been carried out to reduce the greater impact in the Semarang
area. For example, pumps, repairing drainage, and repairing houses that are unfit for
habitation in flooded areas. However, the flood of rob cannot be overcome. In fact,
several studies predict that flooding in the coastal areas of Semarang will increase.
Although the coastal area of Semarang has the risk of flooding, the community still
chooses to live and settle with various adaptation efforts. The Tambak Lorok Settlement,
Semarang is a form of resilience phenomenon in living in the flood of rob disaster area
in Indonesia. These settlements continue to develop despite the risk of a prolonged
disaster. Many studies have been carried out on the resilience of living in disaster areas.
However, most of them studied the impact, forms of house adaptation, and mapping of
the flood disaster area. Thus, research on the adjustment of living accommodation which
is an adaptation by adjustment, adaptation by reaction, and adaptation by withdrawal,
as well as the supporting factors of living in the flood of rob area is important.
This study aims to explain the phenomenon of accommodation adaptation in living in
coastal areas in responses of the flood of rob in Tambak Lorok, Semarang. This research
is a qualitative descriptive approach. The data collected is in the form of data related to
the community's adaptive capacity, factors of adaptation strategy, forms of
accommodation adaptation, as well as respondent characteristics and residential
attributes in Tambak Lorok. Data collection was carried out using simple random
sampling method with questionnaires to 100 respondents from the Tambak Lorok
community which were divided into 5 RWs. Then the collected data is processed and
interpreted by the percentage description analysis method.
The homogeneity of the respondent's background and the factors of the adaptation
strategy with a high value that the people of Tambak Lorok have resilience in living in
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the flood of rob area by carrying out an accommodation adaptation strategy. Equal
backgrounds such as ethnicity, occupation, education, limited income require people to
live in flooded areas. The choice of living in flooded land is supported by individual
understanding and the ability to deal with flood of rob disasters that play a role in
influencing adaptation responses.
It was concluded that the adaptation strategy of the Tambak Lorok community living
accommodation in responding to the flood of rob disaster was influenced by factors of
occupation, adaptative capacity, family closeness, ethnicity, regulations, and disaster
characteristics. Meanwhile, adaptation by adjustment are made by elevating the ground
floor and increasing the height of the building structure. Adaptation by reaction is carried
out by arranging goods, and most of the community does not have a relocation plan. |
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