Bottom-Up Model Analysis of Community Involvement in the Sister City Cooperation for Flood Mitigation in East Kalimantan

Sister city cooperation has emphasised the role of the state and local government However, the role of the community is also essential.although has been relegated to a second place. This article aims to apply the model of community involvement in the sister city’s flood prevention cooperation plan i...

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Published inRevista UNISCI Vol. 18; no. 53; pp. 143 - 156
Main Authors M. Najeri Al Syahrin, Mahyuni, Apriansyah, Sompa, Andi Tenri, Jamaluddin, Asmu’i, Setia Budhi, Rachman, Dzul, Alunaza, Hardi
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Madrid Research Unit on International Security and Cooperation 01.05.2020
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bottom-up model
Cities
Citizen participation
Community
Community involvement
Cooperation
Diplomacy
Flood control
flood problems
Floods
Local government
Mitigation
Political participation
Prevention
sister city cooperation
State role
Villages
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Summary:Sister city cooperation has emphasised the role of the state and local government However, the role of the community is also essential.although has been relegated to a second place. This article aims to apply the model of community involvement in the sister city’s flood prevention cooperation plan in Samarinda city, East of Kalimantan, emphasizing the active citizen participation (citizen diplomacy). The analysis of community involvement with the bottom-up model in sister city cooperation starts with the identification of flooding problems in three samples of Saramarinda urban villages presenting its performance and outcomes. This approach is new in solving the Samarinda flood problem, which so far has tended to be centralized and ineffective.
ISSN:2386-9453
DOI:10.31439/UNISCI-88