Community Resilience in Overcoming Untidiness Due to the Flood in Kemijen Village Semarang

Abstract

Reduction targets slum area in Indonesia today, leaving 12% of urban areas or the equivalent of 7.2 million households alleviation of untidiness. Whereas national goal is 0% urban slums will be gone in 2019. When referring to the World Habitat Day (World Habitat Agenda, 2014), said that the organized settlement of, for and by the people themselves. Rob disasters often occur in the city, where from April to May of 2011, Rob has been flooded several coastal areas of Semarang and rob a height between 50 cm to 100 cm. This research aims to identify the role of the community in addressing slum housing. Using qualitative and quantitative analysis methods and conduct an in-dept interview through direct observation, questionnaires and interviews to the population in Kemijen Semarang City. This study found a form of structuring a slum by the ability of the community that is the power of social, economic and physical called ‗Tri-Daya‘ Concept, through the action plan stage of necessary community development stage.