Transdisciplinary Research Strategy On Crisis Management And Population Resilience (STRAP) Project
Call for Participation – Workshop in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia, April 2025
Indonesia, Vietnam, and other Southeast Asian and Asia-Pacific countries face diverse risks, exacerbated by climate change. Indonesia, with its disaster management agency (BNPB), has a strong foundation in preparedness and response. BNPB is collaborating with France to strengthen its actionable knowledge, focusing on governance and resilience in the growing tourist destination of Labuan Bajo. Recognizing the risks faced by tourists in both countries, the French Embassies in Indonesia and Vietnam are also involved in this initiative.
STRAP is a project “Fond Equipe France rapide” respectively funded and supported by the French Embassy in Indonesia and in Vietnam, in collaboration with the Indonesian civil security BNPB and SILDARO. PI: Caroline Rizza, I3-Telecom Paris, IP Paris.
The STRAP project has two primary objectives:
- Develop a 5-year roadmap for transdisciplinary cooperation between researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders in Indonesia, Vietnam, and France.
- Conduct a transdisciplinary pilot project on “Population Resilience and Digital Technology” in the rapidly developing tourist areas of Labuan Bajo, Indonesia, and Quang Binh Province, Vietnam.
Call for Posters
The first objective focuses on creating a research collaboration roadmap for risk reduction and crisis management in natural disasters, using a community-centered approach. Franco-Indonesian and Franco-Vietnamese teams of researchers and operational staff are collaborating to develop this roadmap and identify existing and future areas of collaboration. A potential outcome is a center of excellence in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia.
The roadmap’s findings will be presented at a hybrid final workshop associated with ISCRAM the 24th of April 2025.
In the context of this final hybrid workshop a call for posters on Crisis Management and Population Resilience in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific is opened.
Selected posters will be presented at the project’s final workshop and included in the publication indexed ISCRAM digital library. Poster authors will have the opportunity to present at ISCRAM 2025 (see https://www.iscram2025.com/call-for-posters).
Each poster has to be sent with a one-page of description to caroline.rizza@telecom-paris.fr , olivier@sildaro.com , and iscram.president@gmail.com.
Deadline: 12th of April CET
STRAP Project Teams
In addition to the open call for participation above, the following project teams will contribute to the STRAP workshop in April 2025 and the planned research collaboration roadmap.
Building resilient island infrastructure in the face of future changes and transitions
Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), Yogyakarta Prof. Sarwidi
Universitas Indonesia (UI) – Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) – Prof. Fatma Lestari
Mines Sophia Antipolis, Eric Rigaud
Contacts: prof.sarwidi@gmail.com, eric.rigaud@minesparis.psl.eu, fatma@ui.ac.id, fatmalestari@icloud.com
An IT-tool approach integrating local population and tourism – device focused on one hazard vs. a device focused on one territory/island; applications vs. messaging for tool adoption
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember ITS (Surabaya); Prof. Adjie Pamungkas and Prof Agus Budi Raharjo,
European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre EMSC (Rémy Bossu);
Thuy Loi University Prof. Quang Dinh
Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) Universitas Indonesia, Prof Hepi Hapsari
Contacts: adjie@urplan.its.ac.id, agus.budi@its.ac.id, bossu@emsc-csem.org, quang.dinh@tlu.edu.vn, fatma@ui.ac.id, fatmalestari@icloud.com
Ability of situational awareness AIs to adapt to changing situations and information needs
Kolaborasi Riset dan Inovasi Industri Kecerdasan Artifisial, Prof. Adreas Tjendra
IMT Mines Albi, Prof. Frederik Benaben and Dr. Aurélie Montarnal
Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) Universitas Indonesia, Prof. Fatma Lestari
Contacts: Andreastjendra@gmail.com, benaben@mines-albi.fr, aurelie.montarnal@mines-albi.fr
Agent-based simulation of alert strategy and evacuation
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember ITS (Surabaya), Prof. Adjie Pamungkas
Grenoble Informatic Lab (LIG), University Grenoble Alps, Julie Dugdale
Espace-Dev, Institut de Recherche en Développement (Montpellier), Kevin Chapuis
ACROSS, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (Hanoï), Alexis Drogoul
Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) Universitas Indonesia, Prof. Fatma Lestari
Contacts : adjie@urplan.its.ac.id, julie.dugdale@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr, kevin.chapuis@ird.fr, alexis.drogoul@ird.fr, fatma@ui.ac.id, fatmalestari@icloud.com
Integrating multi-hazard risk analysis into spatial planning for ecotourism destination in archipelago countries: Case study of Labuan Bajo
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember ITS (Surabaya), Prof. Adjie Pamungkas
Department of Development Geography, Gadjah Mada University (UGM), Prof. Dr. M. Baiquini, Osmar Shalih, Dr. Sudaryatno
UTT, Guillaume Delatour
Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) Universitas Indonesia, Prof. Fatma Lestari
BNPB, Asfirmato
Contacts: adjie@urplan.its.ac.id, mbaiquni@ugm.ac.id, osmarshalih@mail.ugm.ac.id, sudaryatno@ugm.ac.id, guillaume.delatour@utt.fr, fatma@ui.ac.id, fatmalestari@icloud.com, asfirmanto.w@gmail.com
Risk communication approach for safety tourism
Gadjah Mada University (UGM) & BNPB: (Emma) Dr. Dyah R. Hizbaron, Unggul Widyanarko, Nuraini Rahma Hanifa (BRIN), Osmar Shalih and Putri Putri Wibawanti
I3-Telecom Paris: Caroline Rizza
Disaster Risk Reduction Centre (DRRC) Universitas Indonesia, Prof. Fatma Lestari
Contacts: Dyah.hizbaron@ugm.ac, osmarshalih@mail.ugm.ac.id, putriwibawanti3004@gmail.com, caroline.rizza@telecom-paris.fr, fatma@ui.ac.id, fatmalestari@icloud.com, Rahma.hanifa.15@gmail.com
Resilience of coastline to flooding and subsidence: Case of Semarang
Prof Ita Widowati & Prof. Helmi Muhammad – Université Diponegoro (UNDIP)
VANOUDHEUSDEN Emilie – CEREMA/DTecREM/DREL/ER
Contacts: emilie.vanoudheusden@cerema.fr, ita.widowati214@gmail.com, muhammadhelmi69@gmail.com