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Vulnerability Assessment System as a Monitoring Tool for City Resilience Indonesia case study

Vulnerability Assessment System as a Monitoring Tool for City Resilience Indonesia case study. Budi Chairuddin – Mercy Corps 3 rd Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Forum 2013 19 March 2013. City Resilience?. WHO WILL SURVIVE It is not the strongest cities that will

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Vulnerability Assessment System as a Monitoring Tool for City Resilience Indonesia case study

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  1. Vulnerability Assessment System as a Monitoring Tool for City Resilience Indonesia case study Budi Chairuddin – Mercy Corps 3rd Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Forum 2013 19 March 2013

  2. City Resilience? WHO WILL SURVIVE It is not the strongest cities that will survive, but the ones most responsive to change (Charles Darwin) and able to design planning recognizing spatial heterogeneity in both ecological and social functioning of urban areas (Pickett et al, 2003) and trends of future changes (local, regional and global) Resilience is the capability of a system faced with shocks or stresses to maintain or quickly restore its function.

  3. Structuring and Development Resilient Cities • To treat the city as the planning and arrangement of experiments in which all ecological and social changes resulting from implementation can be measured, evaluated and documented well • To utilize the potential of dialogue between professionals, people fromthe city, surrounding communities and institutions associated with bothgovernment and the private sector to support research and the structuring of the city, as well as to utilize resources available (Boer modification from Pickett et al, 2003)

  4. Case Study SEMARANG CITY

  5. ELEVATION COMPARISON 2003 - 2008 2008 2003

  6. SEA LEVEL RISE TREND & PROJECTIONS 1.7 km 2.9 km 3.2 km Covered Area of Flooding and tidal Inundation : ±86 km2(23%), The number of household in flood prone area is 60.000

  7. Population And Activities Distribution INDUSTRY TRAIN STATION PORT AIRPORT BUS STATION CBD INDUSTRY INDUSTRY population density Low density Medium density High density Very high density

  8. VA System As A Tool For Resilience Planning • Provide tools to evaluate the impacts of development programs in changing the level of vulnerabilities. • Develop the needed new indicators to measure the effectiveness of development programs in building climate-resilience systems. • Better assist (national, province), cities and regency stake holders in decision making process to identify and to prioritize climate change adaptation programs/activities • Better assist the stakeholders to ensure the synergy and conformity of cross-level climate resilience strategy and/or action plan...

  9. What is Different? • Led by local government • Engagement of multiple departments and stakeholders • Capacity building and shared learning • Networking activities between cities and other partners, within nationally • Collaborative work plan development

  10. Case Study from Toraja Regency Source: CCROM

  11. Strength and Weakness of Vulnerability / Urban Resilience Indices Urban resilience index, developed by ISET • Better assist city and stake holders in decision making process to identify and to prioritize climate change adaptation program/ activity • Better assist stakeholders to ensure the synergy and conformity of cross-level climate resilience strategy and/or action plan • Lack of data • Sustainability of data • lack of human resources Building awareness of the importance to better collecting and maintaining the data

  12. Example Indicators: Water Supply, Drainage And Waste Management System

  13. Relationship BetweenVA AndDevelopment Planning Cycle City Resilience Strategy Mid Term Plan2010 - 2015 • Climate impact & vulenerability • Proposed resilience action • Priority activities • Funding strategy

  14. THANK YOU

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