This assessment/study is expected to advise the design of the foundation for digital transformation within BNPB, especially the Deputy of RR, to ensure the availability of accurate data on damages, losses, and needs while overseeing the achievement of national targets, one of which is a reduction in the proportion of economic losses due to disasters to GDP. The results of this assessment are expected to identify the related issues in a more detailed, up-to-date, participatory, and accurate manner and to produce recommendations to answer these issues so that in the end a Governance for Planning, Implementation, and Reporting of Post-Disaster Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Programs and its digital platform can be prepared in order to improve the quality of post-disaster recovery policies fast, targeted and inclusive to realize the principle of rehabilitation and reconstruction which is 'Building back better, safe, and sustainable'.
Assessment on the Integration of Governance, Planning, Implementation, and Reporting of Post-Disaster Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Programs
Background
The Australia-Indonesia Partnership in Disaster Risk Management (SIAP SIAGA) is a seven-year program that commenced in late 2019, funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and implemented in cooperation with the Government of Indonesia (GoI). SIAP SIAGA aims at improving Indonesia’s ability to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters and strengthen cooperation between Australia and Indonesia in humanitarian issues in the region. SIAP SIAGA is implemented at the national and sub-national levels though collaboration with the National Disaster Management Authority (BNPB), the Ministry of Home Affairs, the National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Local Disaster Management Agencies (BPBD) and other national and local government institutions, civil society organisations and academia.
SIAP SIAGA is focused on achieving four end of program outcomes (EOPOs):
- EOPO 1: GoI’s disaster risk reduction systems are strengthened, resulting in better domestic leadership of disaster management.
- EOPO 2: Target provinces, districts and villages are better able to prepare for, adapt, prevent, respond to and recover from disasters.
- EOPO 3: Strengthened cooperation between Australia and Indonesia on disaster risk management and preparedness regionally.
- EOPO 4: Strengthened learning, innovation, cooperation and inclusion for disaster management.
It is progressing towards these outcomes by focusing on eight priority programs of the GoI: (1) enhancement of disaster management systems; (2) enhancement of disaster management strategy; (3) mapping and evaluation of disaster risks; (4) enhancement of data service, information management, and communication in disaster management; (5) enhancement and development of policies and regulations for disaster preparedness; (6) increasing the quality of disaster emergency management; (7) enhancement of the quality of post disaster policy; and (8) increasing local capacity of disaster management logistics and equipment.
To strengthen the disaster management system, SIAP SIAGA provides strategic technical advice to align national and local policies with international commitments. This effort focuses on embedding gender mainstreaming, institutionalizing disability inclusion, and supporting climate change adaptation across disaster risk reduction, preparedness, response, and recovery processes, through collaboration with national and local partners.
At the sub-national level, SIAP SIAGA works with four provinces in Indonesia: East Java, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, and East Nusa Tenggara. It also promotes disaster management initiatives and innovations through its outreach program to up to six other provinces
The assignment will be undertaken over a period of four (4) months, starting in September 2026, with a budget ceiling of IDR 170,000,000.
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