Analytic Network Process for Deciding Disaster Recovery Program in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Purnama, Ignatius Luddy Indra and Astanti, Ririn Diar and Heri, and Ozdemir, Mujgan Sagir (2014) Analytic Network Process for Deciding Disaster Recovery Program in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. In: Proceeding International Symposium on AHP (ISAHP 2014), June 29th - July 4th 2014, Washington DC.

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Abstract

Mount Merapi volcano eruption in Yogyakarta Indonesia on November 2010 resulted many survivors who most of them worked as a farmer that lived surround the mountain lost their jobs. In addition, as the volcano destroyed their home they had to live in the temporary shelter provided by the government. They lived in the temporarily shelter until their house was rebuilt. Disaster recovery program was conducted by the government to help the survivors. One of the purposes of that program is to empower the survivors, especially the women by giving them skills. Those skills is hoped to enable them doing small scale economies activities in order to generate additional income. However, the local government faced the problem in determining appropriate skills for the survivors. Data in the past showed us that not all skills were appropriate to them and supported them in generating small scale economies activities. The model based on Analytic Network Process is developed in this paper for disaster recovery program by deciding the type of the skills that have to be trained to the survivors, especially the woman.

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