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The November 2025 flash flood severely damaged housing and infrastructure and claimed lives in Aceh Tamiang. This issue was exacerbated by the lack of adequate mitigation information available to the public. Such mitigation efforts are crucial for preventive measures, emergency response navigation, and post-disaster relief coordination. This community service aims to enhance local capacity in digitally documenting indigenous knowledge for disaster mitigation based on community experiences through documentation training. The methods employed were Focus Group Discussion (FGD) and documentation methods. The FGD method was used to gather field data and activity feedback, while the documentation method implemented digital technology transfer to enable target staff in Tanjung Mancang Village to collect and manage documented data. The results demonstrated an increase in community understanding of identifying local knowledge for flood mitigation, alongside improved skills in utilizing digital documentation tools. In conclusion, this training effectively enhances public awareness and capacity for flood mitigation, serving as a sustainable strategy for future disaster preparedness.
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