Disaster Mitigation Skill Up by Applying Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (DRR) on Disaster Impact Estimation: A Study From Villages With High Disaster Incidence
Achmad Kusyairi1,a), Widya Addiarto2,b) and Achmad Junaedi3,c)

1,2,3Department of Nursing, STIKes Hafshawaty Pesantren Zainul Hasan, Probolinggo, Indonesia

a)Corresponding author: achmadkusyairi[at]stikeshafshawaty.ac.id
b)addiartowidya[at]stikeshafshawaty.ac.id
c)achmadjunaedi[at]stikeshafshawaty.ac.id

Abstract

Abstract. The impact that will occur if preparedness is low can lead to more severe impacts of disasters (floods) such as those that occur in fatalities, serious injuries, many victims who are displaced and diseases arise from damaged environmental conditions. The research aims to Skill Up Disaster Mitigation through Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (DRR) for Disaster Impact Estimation. Mitigation activities through Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) include Disaster Risk Assessment Methods, Seasonal Calendar Analysis, and Table Top Applications. By knowing the level of vulnerability and hazard as well as the amount of capacity they have, the community is able to plan actions to be taken. Disaster reduction strategies include activities aimed at realizing community resilience against the impacts of natural, technological and environmental disasters as well as changing the pattern of protection against disasters into disaster risk management by carrying out strategy development activities, risks into sustainable development activities.

Keywords: Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy, Disaster Estimation Impact

Topic: Environmental Engineering