National Baseline Status Report on Disaster Risk Management 2015 -2030

Setting the baseline and identifying national and local priorities for the implementation of the Sendai Framework

United Nations , Menara Thamrin – Jakarta19 May 2016

SFDRR IN INDONESIAN CONTEXT

• SFDRR is a very useful framework for the development of National Baseline Report on DRM.

• Indonesia is fully committed to Sendai Framework for DRR, including global target achievements – Agenda 2030 on inclusion of DRM in SDGs

• In the era of President Jokowi, the Disaster Risk Index went down from 156.3 to 132.8.

• There are some 136 Districts/Cities that are priority areas (60% of BNPB Budget for District/Cities)

• Some 80% of Districts/Cities have high Disaster Risk Index . BNPB tried to reduce a high Disaster Risk Index to a medium Disaster Risk Index.

OBJECTIVES

1. To clearly identify the gaps in DRM at all levels andsectors of Indonesian society and to support thedesigning of actions to address them in the next fifteenyears.

2. To enhance collaboration among line ministries andDRM stakeholders in the implementation andmonitoring of DRM in general and to more fully addressthe requirements of SFDRR’s global standards on DRR inparticular.

3. To promote coherence and synergy of future actions byIndonesia to maximize the impacts of its collectivedisaster risk management efforts.

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Government line ministries/institutions.

• Other DRM stakeholders in the country: NGOs, Private sector, Media, Academia, CSOs, communities and United Nations.

• Disaster prone countries.

METHODOLOGY

• The Sendai Conference and the IAP meeting (2015): Indonesia committed during the ISDR Asia Pacific Meeting in Bangkok to pioneer the development of a Road Map for SFDRR implementation, starting with this baseline status report.

• National level multi-stakeholder meetings: 30 July 2015 and 1 March 2016.

1. BNPB Focal point

2. Relevant Government/Line Ministry

3. UN agency

4. Non-Government Organizations (NGO)

5. Academia

6. Private Sector/Media

7. Community/Beneficiaries

8. Donor agency/Others

COMPOSITION OF TWGs

Group 1: Land Use , Infrastructure , Urban and Rural DevelopmentPerson Incharge and Fasilitator I : Gita Yulianti S. (BNPB)

and Fasilitator II : Sofyan Eyank (Planas PRB)

Technical Working Group 2: Social Protection Net (Education, Health, Livelihood, Agriculture, Microfinance

Person Incharge and Fasilitator I: Rizky Tri Septian (BNPB)Fasilitator II : Titi Moektijasih (UN OCHA)

Technical Working Group 3: Environment and Climate ChangePerson Incharge and Fasilitator I : Raditya Jati (BNPB)

Fasilitator II : Sesa Wiguna (BNPB)

Technical Working Group 4: Industries and private sectorPerson Incharge and Fasilitator I : Roling Evans R. (BNPB)

Fasilitator II and Iskandar Leman (MPBI)

Technical Working Group 5: Volunteerism and Community participationPerson Incharge and Fasilitator I : Syauqi

Fasilitator II : Syamsul Ardiansyah (Dompet Dhuafa/Planas PRB)

TOR FOR TWGs

Each sectoral Technical Working Group (TWG) will havefollowing responsibilities:

1. Design a baseline sectoral status template in line with

Sendai Framework. The template will also include the

areas where the DRM related data/information about

the sector is unavailable/missing.

2. Completion of the baseline status templates.

Sectoral baseline status templates / reports will be developed and completed for the following sub reports on 13 sectors :

1. Education2. Health3. Urban Development and land use planning/ Infrastructure Development4. Risk financing /Micro finance/insurance5. Social Protection6. Food Security7. Livelihoods /Agriculture8. Environment and Ecosystem/ Climate Risk Management9. Volunteerism and Community Participation10. Private sector and Industries11. Marine12. Energy 13. Tourism and Cultural heritage

• Updated DRM stakeholder Mapping.

SECTORAL REPORTS

DEVELOPMENT OF THE MAIN REPORT ON NATIONAL BASELINE STATUS FOR DRM

• A desk review of international and national documents (plans, policies, reports and research articles) related to disaster and development planning was undertaken to support preparation of this report.

• In-depth interviews were conducted with government officials, staff from UN agencies and partners from civil society organisations.

• The initial findings of the draft Main Report were presented at the IAP meeting in Delhi in November 2015.

• The second multi-stakeholder meeting was organized on 1 March 2016 to review the process of completion of the main and sectoral reports. Several inputs have been received which are being presently integrated in the report.

• Development and finalisation of 5 out of 13 Sector Reports (Working documents) – By September 2016.

• The final results, comprising the main report and completed sector reports will be published by October2016, and presented at the DRR month in Manado in October and Asia Ministerial Conference onDisaster Risk Reduction (AMCDRR) to be held in New Delhi between 14 and 17 November 2016.

STATUS OF SFDRR OUTPUTS (UNTIL NOW)

• 1. Main Report – National Baseline Status on Disaster Risk Management.

Annexes :• i. Annex A: Report on National Level First Multi Stakeholder meeting

for development of Indonesia’s National Baseline Status Report on DRM (2015 -2030)

• ii. Annex B: Terms of Reference for Technical Working Group (TWGs) for Sector Reports for Indonesia’s National Baseline Status Report on DRM.

• iii. Annex C: International and National Clusters• iv. Annex D: Indonesian Legislative Framework for DRM• v. Annex E: Line ministries and their roles and responsibilities.• vi. Annex F: List of Volunteer Organisations for DRM

• Report templates for following sectors:

1. Education

2. Health

3. Urban Development

• Key questions template for the line ministries

SFDRR PRODUCTS

Timeline Penyelesaian Laporan

MARET APRIL MEI JUNI

10-11: Pengumpulan Data

K/L

12: Pertemuan

Pembahasan Draft #1 per-

TWG

17: Pertemuan

Pembahasan Draft #2 per-

TWG

6: Pertemuan

Pembahasan Draft #3

(Final) per-TWG

Dukungan Fasilitator

TWG 1 : Land Use, Infrastructure, Urban & rural DevelopmentFasilitator I : Gita Yulianti S. (BNPB)

Fasilitator II : Sofyan Eyank (Planas PRB)

TWG 2: Social Protection Net (Education, Health, Livelihood, Agriculture, Microfinance)Fasilitator I : Rizky Tri Septian (BNPB)

Fasilitator II : Titi Moektijasih (UN OCHA)

TWG 3: Environment and Climate ChangeFasilitator I : Raditya Jati (BNPB)

Fasilitator II : Sesa Wiguna (BNPB)

TWG 4: Industries and Private SectorFasilitator I : Roling Evans R. (BNPB)

Fasilitator II : Iskandar Leman (MPBI)

TWG 5: Volunteerism and Community ParticipationFasilitator I : SyauqiFasilitator II : Syamsul Ardiansyah (Dompet Dhuafa/Planas PRB)

Terimah Kasih !