Resiliensi Rumah Tangga Menghadapi Banjir Di Daerah Aliran Sungai (DAS) Bengawan Solo Kabupaten Bojonegoro Tahun 2019 (Studi di Kecamatan Kanor, Kabupaten Bojonegoro)
Daftar Isi:
- The Asia-Pacific region is the most vulnerable to disasters in the world. Indonesia is one of the countries in the ASEAN region which is prone to hydrometeorological disasters due to the climate. One of the rivers that often causes disasters is Bengawan Solo River, which is the longest river in Java and the largest area crossed in Bojonegoro. The purpose of this study was to was to determine the resilience of households to cope with floods in the Bengawan Solo river watershed in the Kanor Subdistrict, Bojonegoro District. The method used was descriptive study. This study uses primary data used questionnaire with interviewed the head of households. Data were analyzed using Community Disaster Resilience Index (CDRI), to describe the households resilience in financial capital, human capital, natural capital, social capital and physical capital. The results of this study The results of this study were financial capital index score in households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,39 and households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,47, those were in low category resilience. Human capital index score in households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,69 and households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,70, those were in high category resilience. Natural capital index score in households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,80 (high) and households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,81 (very high). Social capital index score in households that live in unprotected leeve area was 1,00 and households that live in unprotected leeve area was 1,00, those were in very high category resilience. Physical capital index score in households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,43 (medium) and households that live in unprotected leeve area was 0,63 (high). The resilience capacity showed high index score in both groups of households ie each household had a resilience capacity score of 0,66 (unprotected leeve) and 0.72 (protected leeve). Conclusion: Resilience capacity of household was high, especially in human capital, natural capital and social capital in both groups of households show high and very high resilience scores, but it had medium and low score in financial capital and physical capital.