Descriptive-qualitative analysis shows that community participation reduces flood risk in vulnerable areas, implying collaborative approaches are essential.
Key Points
Community involvement is crucial for effective flood mitigation, including structural and non-structural methods.
Research highlights the importance of education and local initiatives, such as converting waste into boats, in disaster preparedness.
The study utilized descriptive-qualitative methodology, involving participatory observation and interviews with local stakeholders.
Findings suggest that a sustainable partnership between government and community is essential for reducing flood disaster risks.