Kemenparekraf-BNPB petakan destinasi rawan bencana hidrometeorologi
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf) in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has embarked on a crucial initiative to map out destinations that are vulnerable to hydro-meteorological disasters. This effort is aimed at better preparing these destinations for potential natural disasters and ensuring the safety of both residents and tourists.
Hydro-meteorological disasters, such as floods, landslides, and droughts, are among the most common and devastating types of natural disasters in Indonesia. These disasters can cause significant damage to infrastructure, disrupt livelihoods, and pose serious risks to human lives. Therefore, it is imperative to identify and assess areas that are at high risk of such disasters in order to mitigate their impact and enhance disaster preparedness.
By mapping out destinations that are vulnerable to hydro-meteorological disasters, Kemenparekraf and BNPB can develop targeted strategies and measures to reduce risks and enhance resilience in these areas. This includes improving early warning systems, developing evacuation plans, and implementing infrastructure projects that can withstand the impact of disasters.
Furthermore, by identifying high-risk areas, the government can also work with local communities and stakeholders to raise awareness about disaster preparedness and implement sustainable practices that can help mitigate the impact of natural disasters. This proactive approach is essential in ensuring the long-term sustainability and safety of tourism destinations in Indonesia.
In addition, mapping out vulnerable destinations can also help in guiding future development and planning decisions. By taking into account the risk of hydro-meteorological disasters, policymakers can avoid building in high-risk areas and instead focus on sustainable development practices that prioritize safety and resilience.
Overall, the collaboration between Kemenparekraf and BNPB to map out destinations vulnerable to hydro-meteorological disasters is a significant step towards enhancing disaster preparedness and resilience in Indonesia. By identifying high-risk areas and implementing targeted strategies, the government can better protect communities and ensure the safety and sustainability of tourism destinations across the country.
