Regulations and Concepts of Economic Mitigation in Disaster-Prone Communities in an Effort to Achieve Economic Relief Through Sustainable Living Systemsn Effort To Achieve Economic Relief Through Sustainable Living Systems
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https://doi.org/10.70095/alamwal.v18i1.24982Keywords:
Regulation, legal sanctions, Economic ReliabilityAbstract
Introduction:This study aims to analyze the regulatory and mitigation perspectives of Indonesia, which is traversed by the Pacific Ring of Fire and climate anomalies that cause Indonesia to experience various escalations of natural disasters. Post-natural disasters often give rise to problems that disrupt socio-economic systems. This article argues that for communities living in disaster-prone areas that are vulnerable to socio-economic life, economic regulation and mitigation are needed in an effort to achieve economic resilience for sustainable livelihoods.
Methods: This research is qualitative with a conceptual approach. Data collection uses secondary data collection techniques from various literature and relevant research results as well as empirical data based on observations and interviews.
Results: The results of the study, based on theoretical analysis and empirical findings, found that the concept of a sustainable livelihood system in disaster-prone areas in Indonesia is a top priority in mitigation efforts and community economic resilience. Government regulation and the implementation of legal sanctions against any person or company that damages natural resources are very urgent, especially in disaster-prone areas and are one of the main requirements for sustainable development.
Conclusion and suggestion: The collaboration between the government at all levels with social organizations, community leaders in all segments, academics and private companies, supported by valid data on victims and post-disaster damage, is key to minimizing the problems caused by disasters.
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