Identifikasi Pengukuran Indeks Kerentanan Sosial Daerah Rentan Bencana Di Jawa Timur


Abstrak
Indonesia's geographical position and topography in the ring of fire are very at risk of experiencing natural disasters, including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, landslides, and others. Disasters will always have an impact on property and human losses, and often cause the destruction of a particular society. The demographics of the people of East Java which consist of many ethnic groups as a consequence of the second largest province with a high rate of economic growth in Indonesia allows social conflicts to occur which can also cause disasters and material and non-material losses. The aim of this research is to observe and analyze the factors measuring the value of the social vulnerability index in disaster-prone areas in East Java. Research on the Measurement Factors of the Social Vulnerability Index of Disaster Vulnerable Areas in East Java uses descriptive quantitative statistical data analysis methods or techniques, namely factor analysis and scoring analysis. The research findings obtained 4 dominant factors in determining level of regional social vulnerability in 8 regencies/cities. The dominant factors consist of Factor I: composition of household special needs and low education (disability, age comparison, elementary education), factor II: social status (occupation status, welfare level, marital status), factor III: economic status and Junior high school education (income, junior high school education and factor IV: Higher education level (college and high school education) These four dominant factors are factors that will later be used in calculating the level of regional social vulnerability in 8 regencies/cities in East Java Province
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