DISASTER STATISTICS

IN BPS STATISTICS INDONESIA

Nona Iriana
Environment Statistics Division

4-6 October 2017

The Peninsula Manila, Philippines
 Major Natural Disaster (Last 30 years)

CENTRAL JAVA, WEST JAVA, CENTRAL JAVA,

WEST SUMATERA, 2010
EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI
447 died, > 15.000 affected
WEST SUMATERA, 2009 CENTRAL JAVA, 1990
YOGYAKARTA, 2006 YOGYAKARTA, 2006
EARTHQUAKE FLOOD
EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI EARTHQUAKE
666 died 169 died
650 died, >7.000 affected 5.689died, >2milion affected

ACEH, 2004 ACEH, NORTH SUMATERA, EAST NUSA EAST NUSA

YOGYAKARTA, 2010
EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI 2005 TENGGARA,1992 TENGGARA,1992
VOLCANO ERUPTION
166.671 died, 450,000 EARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKE TSUNAMI
277 died, > 300 affected
affected 915 died, 110.000 affected 2500 died, > 2000 affected 2400 died

Data sourced from Dibi (http://dibi.bnpb.go.id

 BPS Role to Disaster Risk Management

BPS-Statistics Indonesia, collaborates with Disaster

Management Agency of Indonesia (BNPB) in sharing
statistical information focused on geographic
information, employment, education, health, food
security, water and sanitation. With the availability of
data to the smallest level, it is expected to provide the
existence of regional variations, variations of potential
disasters, and variations in the potential of affected
people.
 SDG’s INDICATORS IN INDONESIA
Target Indikator Proxy Indicator Source
Number of Deaths, Missing Persons and
Number of Natural Disaster Victims and Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
1.5. 1.5.1* Person Affected by Disaster per 100.000 http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Condition of Victim (BNPB)
People

Number of Damage House Caused by Natural Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia

http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Disaster by Province and Condition of Damage (BNPB)

Number of Natural Disaster/Social Disaster Number of villages by province and type of Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
1.5.1.(d) http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Area that had education special services Natural Disaster (BNPB)
Disaster Risk Index in Center of Growth with Number of Villages by Province and Efforts in Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
1.5.1.(e) http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
High Risk Anticipation of natural Disaster (BNPB)
Number of Deaths, Missing Persons and Number of Natural Disaster Victims and Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
11.5 11.5.1* http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Person Affected by Disaster per 100.000 Condition of Victim (BNPB)

Number of Damage House Caused by Natural Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia

http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Disaster by Province and Condition of Damage (BNPB)
Number of Province and District/City by Level of Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
11.5.1.(a) Indonesia's Disaster Risk Index http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Disaster Risk (BNPB)
Number of Weather, Climate, Disaster early Number of Villages by Province and Efforts in Village potential survey (BPS-Statistics
11.5.1.(c) https://www.bps.go.id/publikasi
Warning Systems Anticipation of natural Disaster Indonesia)
Number of Deaths, Missing Persons and
Number of Natural Disaster Victims and Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
13.1 13.1.2* Person Affected by Disaster per 100.000 http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Condition of Victim (BNPB)
People
Number of Natural Disaster Victims and Disaster Management Agencies of Indonesia
http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
Condition of Victim (BNPB)
 Disaster Indicator in BPS Publication

Disaster Indicator in BPS Publication :

Environment Statistics of Indonesia

Indicators of Sustainable Development

Natural Disaster
• Number of Natural Disaster by Sub Group Disaster, Type and
Province
• Number of Victims Due to Natural Disaster by Province
• Number of Damaged Hause Due to Natural Disaster by Province
• Total Damage of Public Facilities and Land Caused by Natural
Disasters by Province

Technological Disaster
• Number of Technological Disaster by Type and Province
• Number of Victims Due to Technological Disaster by Province
 Number of Natural Disaster by Province, 2015-2016

Top five provinces with the highest natural disaster events (2015-2016)
Aceh East Kalimantan
From 172 events, the most From 265 events, the most
frequent is Floods (36%) frequent is Wildfire (49%)

West Java
From 546 events, the most
frequent is Landslide (38%)

Central Java
From 905 events, the most
frequent is Landslide (46%)
Monthly Natural Disaster Events (2015-2016)
400
East Java
From 424 events, the most
frequent is Floods (34%)
Disaster Events (2015-2016)
Of natural disaster events that occurred during the period

300
93% 2015-2016 are hydro-meteorological disaster with Flood being
the most frequent one

2016 Flood 1280

event

200
Whirwind 1271
2015 Landslide 1141
100
Wildfire 222
0 Flood and Landslide 106
Jan Feb Mar Apr Mei Jun Jul Agust Sep Okt Nop Des Earthquake 40
Other 56
Data sourced from Dibi (http://dibi.bnpb.go.id) as of 20 April 2017
Natural disaster: flood, whirlwind, landslide, flood and landslide, drought, high tide, earthquake and tsunami, tsunami and volcano eruption)
Percentage of Damage houses and Public Facilities by Type of
Natural Disaster Causes the Damage 2015-2016

Flood caused the biggest damage

to education and worship facilities.
More than 80% Road damage is
also caused by flooding. And
almost 70% of land damage by the
disaster caused by floods.

Nearly 50% of the health facilities

damage caused caused by
earthquakes. Likewise with
facilities of worship (40%).

The biggest damage to houses

due to whirwind (30 percent), 15
percent due to earthquakes and
20 percent due to flooding.

Data sourced from Dibi (http://dibi.bnpb.go.id

 Number of Event and Victims by Type of Natural Disaster,
2015-2016

FLOOD

LANDSLIDE

WHIRWIND
The graph shows the
WILDFIRE
number of disaster
FLOOD AND LANDSLIDE
events coupled with the
EARTHQUAKE
number of victims
HIGH TIDE
caused by the disaster
VOLCANIC ERUPTION

DROUGHT

-1500 -1000 -500 0 500 1000 1500 2000

Event Death Disappeared Injured

This graph indicates that the impact of natural disasters on humans depends
on many factors including the types of Hazard (location, duration,
scale/magnitude), the exposure to environment and human, and the
vulnerability of the population.

DISASTER
RISK
Data sourced from Dibi (http://dibi.bnpb.go.id
THANK YOU