Abstract
Disaster Resilient Village is a village with capability to independently adapt and deal with disaster threat, and quickly recover from the adverse effect of disaster. This research employed Context, Input, Process, and Product (CIPP) evaluation model to evaluate the Disaster Resilient Village program in Tanjung Benoa Village. As the result, the Context aspect of the Disaster Resilient Village program in Tanjung Benoa Village is appropriate in accordance with the Regulation of the Head of the National Disaster Management Agency of the Republic of Indonesia Number 1 of 2012. On the Input aspect, Tanjung Benoa village has established a Disaster Risk Reduction Forum that consists of the local community representatives. On the Process aspect, the village has developed Disaster-Safe School and Communities that routinely conduct simulations on monthly basis and collaborate with the hospitality sector to develop evacuation sites in the event of a tsunami disaster. On Product aspect, namely community capacity building and community participation, the program resulted in the increasing trust among domestic and foreign tourists and the improvement of Tanjung Benoa people’s welfare. In conclusion, Disaster Resilient Village program in Tanjung Benoa Village has been going well.
Highlights
Disaster Resilient Village is a village that is capable to independently adapt and deal with disaster threat, and quickly recover from the adverse effect of disaster [1]
Disaster Resilient Village Program in Badung District has been running as an annual activity, but the disaster coaching program is still ongoing while the implementation has never been carried out
This study was conducted in Tanjung Benoa Village, Badung District, Bali Province based on the proneness of this region to disasters
Summary
Disaster Resilient Village is a village that is capable to independently adapt and deal with disaster threat, and quickly recover from the adverse effect of disaster [1]. The ability to independently adapt and deal with disaster means a series of efforts on empowering and mobilizing the resources owned by the community to understand the threat and risk of the disaster they are facing, including evaluating and monitoring their capacities. Disaster Resilient Village Program in Badung District has been running as an annual activity, but the disaster coaching program is still ongoing while the implementation has never been carried out. Input, Process, and Product (CIPP) program evaluation model is one of the most widely known and applied program evaluation models [3]. This model views the Disaster Resilient Village Program as a system [4]. This paper analyzed the evaluation of Disaster Resilient Village Program in Tanjung Benoa Village to support national security matters
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