Authors :
M. Ilham Camaru; Andi Asnudin; Fahirah F.
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Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 6 - June
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Abstract :
The slum areas of Lere and Talise Sub-districts in Palu City face infrastructure limitations, high settlement
density, and very high threats from earthquakes, tsunamis, and liquefaction. The vulnerable communities living in these
areas are often not involved in the formulation of mitigation policies. This study aims to analyze the level of disaster risk
and formulate a mitigation strategy based on ISO 31000:2018, encompassing prevention, preparedness, response, and
recovery.
The research employed a sequential explanatory mixed-methods approach using a questionnaire instrument
administered to 58 resident respondents, in-depth interviews with 5 key informants (Heads of Lere and Talise Sub-districts,
Regional Disaster Management Agency/BPBD, Housing and Settlement Office/Perkimtan, Public Works and Spatial
Planning Office/PUPR), and field observations. The results show a very high risk level for earthquakes in Lere (19.28) and
Talise (19.17), and a very high risk for tsunamis in Lere (17.72) and Talise (18.05). Liquefaction risk is high in Lere (12.55)
and moderate-high in Talise (10.34), while flood risk is high in Talise (12.77) and moderate-high in Lere (10.00).
The formulated mitigation strategies include drainage normalization, retaining wall repair, routine evacuation
training, the formation of a Disaster Alert Task Force (SATGANA) at the neighborhood (RT) level, strengthening early
warning systems, and economic empowerment programs. The study concludes that humane, participatory mitigation
strategies rooted in local values are essential to protect the fundamental rights of slum residents to live safely and with
dignity.
Keywords :
Disaster Mitigation, Slum Areas, ISO 31000, Lere, Talise, Risk Management, Community Resilience.
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The slum areas of Lere and Talise Sub-districts in Palu City face infrastructure limitations, high settlement
density, and very high threats from earthquakes, tsunamis, and liquefaction. The vulnerable communities living in these
areas are often not involved in the formulation of mitigation policies. This study aims to analyze the level of disaster risk
and formulate a mitigation strategy based on ISO 31000:2018, encompassing prevention, preparedness, response, and
recovery.
The research employed a sequential explanatory mixed-methods approach using a questionnaire instrument
administered to 58 resident respondents, in-depth interviews with 5 key informants (Heads of Lere and Talise Sub-districts,
Regional Disaster Management Agency/BPBD, Housing and Settlement Office/Perkimtan, Public Works and Spatial
Planning Office/PUPR), and field observations. The results show a very high risk level for earthquakes in Lere (19.28) and
Talise (19.17), and a very high risk for tsunamis in Lere (17.72) and Talise (18.05). Liquefaction risk is high in Lere (12.55)
and moderate-high in Talise (10.34), while flood risk is high in Talise (12.77) and moderate-high in Lere (10.00).
The formulated mitigation strategies include drainage normalization, retaining wall repair, routine evacuation
training, the formation of a Disaster Alert Task Force (SATGANA) at the neighborhood (RT) level, strengthening early
warning systems, and economic empowerment programs. The study concludes that humane, participatory mitigation
strategies rooted in local values are essential to protect the fundamental rights of slum residents to live safely and with
dignity.
Keywords :
Disaster Mitigation, Slum Areas, ISO 31000, Lere, Talise, Risk Management, Community Resilience.