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Integrating Indigenous Knowledge of Kaombo into Disaster Mitigation Education for Coastal Resilience and Sustainability in Buton Agus Slamet (1*), Safrin Salam (2), Marhama Pattiiha (3) Corresponding Author: AGUS SLAMET

Question from Prof. Dr. Retno Susilorini 2025.12.17 11:25:52 How can coastal socio-ecological systems be critically evaluated through integrated frameworks of sustainability, resilience, and governance to balance community-based economic activities, environmental pressures, and indigenous knowledge-driven education, and what transferable insights do canal tourism development in Salamrejo, household-scale tofu industries in Surabaya, and the Kaombo tradition in Buton offer for strengthening sustainable and resilient coastal cities worldwide?

Reply from Mr. AGUS SLAMET 2025.12.17 11:50:48 Transferable insights from canal tourism development in Salamrejo, household-scale tofu industries in Surabaya, and the Kaombo tradition in Buton demonstrate that sustainable and resilient coastal cities depend on locally legitimate governance and place-based learning. Community-led tourism shows the importance of aligning economic incentives with environmental stewardship- small-scale urban industries highlight the need to integrate micro-economies into collective environmental governance- and Kaombo illustrates how indigenous knowledge embeds ecological limits, social enforcement, and intergenerational education. Together, these cases suggest that strengthening coastal resilience

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