| dc.description.abstract | Landslides often caused casualties and material losses. Landslides continued to
occur every year in Cibunian village, especially during the rainy season. This studied aims
to provided information related to factors causing landslides, landslide risk assessment,
estimation of economic losses due to landslides and recommendations for landslide
mitigation and adaptation strategies. The methods used include disaster risk calculation,
actual market price approached, costed of illness, loss of income, and qualitative
descriptive analysis. The results showed that the factors causing landslides in Cibunian
village were high rainfall and lack of greenery. The analysis of disaster risk leveled shows
that one rw fell into the high risk category, while the other rw fell into the medium risk
category. The estimated valued of economic losses due to landslides reached rp
5,012,702,332, including community losses of rp 133,202,332 and losses borne by the
government of rp 4,879,500,000. Recommendations for mitigation strategies that could
been applied include reducing the birth rate, implementing building codes, and increasing
community capacity. | id |
