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October 2, 2025Journal of Disaster ResearchOpen Access

Social and Political Roots of Loss and Damage: A Study of Vulnerable Coastal Communities in Greater Jakarta

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GSGusti Ayu Ketut SurtiariNational Nuclear Energy Agency of IndonesiaSDSyarifah Aini DalimunthePopulation CouncilDSDaisuke SasakiTohoku Institute of Technology

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Qualitative analysis reveals how climate change and governance affect adaptation in coastal communities, indicating pathways to equity.

Key Points

  • Loss and damage in coastal communities are driven by climate change and urban growth, intensifying vulnerability levels.
  • The analysis is based on in-depth discussions with 64 informants, highlighting environmental degradation and relocation pressures.
  • Using critical vulnerability theory, the research examines governance and power dynamics affecting adaptive capacity and risk.
  • These findings suggest new equitable approaches to address climate-related loss and damage in rapidly urbanizing regions.

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Surtiari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de6f3683cbc991d0a22471https://doi.org/10.20965/jdr.2025.p0710
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