Land And Forest Fire Control Strategy Through Interorganizational Network In Efforts To Implement Disaster Management In Riau Province Indonesia Febri Yuliani
Universitas Riau
Abstract
Forest and land fires have an impact on health as well as damage to ecosystems essential for human survival in the form of clean air and water. The network theory is based on interdependence relationships between actors. Land and forest fire management organizations involving many government agencies or organizations, at the national, provincial, district, sub-district to village level require an organizational system that works in an integrated and harmonious manner to be effective and efficient.
The objectives of this study are: to analyze and describe strategies for controlling land and forest fires through inter-organizational networks in an effort to implement disaster management in Riau Province. The results of this study are: strengthening the strategy of the organizational structure, coordination between organizations of program consistency, and planning and operations in controlling forest and land fires. Recommendations for this study are: change the organizational structure of the Land and Forest Emergency Alert Post Team in Riau Province, draft regional regulations, and provide technical guidance for forest and land fire management.
Keywords: Policy Implementation, Forest and Land Fires, Inter-organization, Networks, Disaster Management.
