JAKARTA _SPECIALITY _ADMINISTRATION DISASTER_MANAGEMENT _OFFICE

• Total of Area : 661,33 km2 • Upstream, they are 13 rivers

passing trough Jakarta • 13% Green Open Space • 40% of lowland topography • Intensity of rain 51 up to 100 mm/day • Land subsidence from 6 to 18 cm/year

Intensity of rain 51 up to 100 mm/day

We have 8 category of disaster :

Flood

Fire Accident

Conflict Social

Extreme Weather

Epidemic/Disease

Earthquake

Tide/Abration

Failure Technology

Flood problem

in Jakarta has

occurred since

the colonial

era in the 17th

century, which

was still called

Batavia.

According to the

history of major

flooding in

Jakarta also

occurred in

1621, 1654, and

1981, than in

1976, 1996,

2002, 2007 and

2013, 2014

Recorded since

independence how

large flood occurred in

Jakarta, such as in

1976, 1984, 1994,

1996, 1997, 1999,

2002, 2007 and 2008.

Caused by 4 reasons :

1) Topograhpy Condition

2) 13 rivers flow through

3) Less of Urban Park

4) Community Behavior

Comparison Data of Water Level

in 2013 to 2014

POST

FLOODGATES

DURATION DAY

ALERT 1

ALERT 2

ALERT 3

ALERT 4

ALERT 1

ALERT 2

ALERT 3

2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014

KATULAMPA - 21 69 112 356 155 - - 3 - 5 5

DEPOK - 12 63 14 413 270 - - 3 - 6 2

MANGGARAI 3 90 46 84 350 205 1 - 5 1 7 6

KARET 88 28 44 108 372 175 5 2 4 3 6 8

KRUKUT HULU - - - - 28 - 459 285 - - - - 3 -

PESANGGRAHAN - - - - 26 - 437 286 - - - - 3 -

ANGKE HULU 42 - 53 9 103 140 257 125 4 5 1 10 6

WADUK PLUIT - 37 - 10 - 28 480 212 - 1 - 3 - 3

PASAR IKAN - - 33 14 163 107 269 155 - - 10 6 20 11

CIPINANG HULU - - - - 2 - 478 311 - - - - 1 -

SUNTER HULU - - - - 16 - 488 287 - - - - 2 -

PULO GADUNG - - 4 - 11 34 466 253 - - 1 - 2 3

Comparison of Rainfall Data

Monitoring in the Month of

January 2013-2014

Why Contigency Plan Required ? ? ?

Evaluation of the flood in January 2013, Jakarta need to strengthen disaster management capacity in Village level.

Flow of information to provincial level flatered

Overlapping emergency response command structure at village level

Contigencies is a condition or situation that is expected to happen soon, but it probably will not happen.

A process of identifying and planning that is based on the contingent circumstances.

Contigency plan may not always be activated if the situation is not expected to accour.

In early 2013 of flood disaster, affected village (kelurahan) is 124 village.

2013 2014

54 are finish of contigency plan

On going process : 70 Village (Kelurahan)

Blue colour

is flood in

2013

• Making an evacuation route sign

• Counseling of EWS (Early Warning System)

• Making a command structure at village level

FORCE OFFICERS NEIGHBORHOODS LEVEL

KOORDINATOR : ... ANGGOTA : ...........

KOORDINATOR : ... ANGGOTA : ...........

KOORDINATOR : ... ANGGOTA : ...........

KOORDINATOR : ... ANGGOTA : ...........

EVACUATION AND RESCUE

TEMPORARY SHELTER SUPPLIES

HEALTHY AND PSYCHOLOGY

LOGISTIC TRANSPORT

AND SECURITY

KOORDINATOR : ... ANGGOTA : ...........

Quick

Response Team

Finance Unit Secretary Press Realese

Team MAIN POST

COMMANDO

Logistic Village Team

Healthy And

Psychology Village Team

Rescue and Evacuation

Village Team

Tranportation and Security Village Team

Temporary Shelter Supplies

Village Team

KETUA : ................. PENDAMPING : ....

KETUA : ................. PENDAMPING : ....

KETUA : ................. PENDAMPING : ....

KETUA : ................. PENDAMPING : ....

KETUA : ................. PENDAMPING : ....

Incident

Commander

Vice Incident

Commander

Structure of Contigency

at Village Level

The essential :

Village make flood

contingency plan in the form

of documents.

The output of the document

activated.

Community and private

sector must have STRONG

COMMITMENT

COMPARISON CONTIGENCY PLANS

Picture of ours parts at Contigency Plan action:

PROSES CONTIGENCY PLAN IS COMMITMENT

RESULTS OF CONTIGENCY PLAN IS KELURAHAN IN FLOOD ERADICATE TERRITORY MORE INDEPENDENT

DISASTER PLAN IN KELURAHAN LEVEL IS A NEXT STEP

Click to

Decreasing Total Number Death People

Caused by Flood

IN THE YEAR 2013 :

38 PEOPLE DEATH

CAUSED BY FLOOD

IN THE YEAR 2014 :

25 PEOPLE DEATH

CAUSED BY FLOOD

• BPBD OFFIECE

Kebon Sirih Street, Blok H Lt. 14 Telp (+6221) 382.2078, Fax (+6221) 344.1355 email : BPBD.DKI.Jakarta@gmail.com

: @BPBDJakarta

: BPBD DKI Jakarta

website : BPBD.Jakarta.go.id

• Pusdalops Control Center

Medan Merdeka Selatan Street, No.8-9, Blok F Lt.3, Center Jakarta. Telp/Fax. (+6221) 352-1623 SMS Center : +62-8176-911-911 Call Centre : +6221-164 Email : pusdalopsbpbdjkt@gmail.com

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