Resiliensi Jurnal Mitigasi dan Adaptasi Bencana

Advancing disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, emergency management, community resilience, preparedness, recovery, and multi-hazard risk governance.

Online ISSN 3123-1691
Publication Half Yearly
Access Model Fully Open Access
Research Field Disaster Risk & Resilience

About the Journal

Resiliensi: Jurnal Mitigasi dan Adaptasi Bencana, with Online ISSN 3123-1691 , is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published by Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB), a legally established institution registered under Decree No. AHU-0066545.AH.01.01.TAHUN.2023 .

The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, case studies, conceptual papers, policy analyses, and innovations addressing disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, emergency management, community resilience, preparedness, recovery, and related disciplines. Issues are published twice a year, in May and November, supporting interdisciplinary dialogue and strengthening local, national, and global capacities to address disaster-related challenges.

Quick Facts

Online ISSN 3123-1691
DOI & Crossref Registered with Crossref
Publication Half Yearly · May & November
Review & Access Peer Review · Open Access
Primary Field Disaster Risk Reduction · Climate Adaptation · Resilience
Article Types Research · Reviews · Case Studies · Conceptual Papers
Publisher Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB)

Publishing Principles

The editorial process supports rigorous and ethical scholarship with practical relevance to disaster preparedness, risk reduction, climate adaptation, emergency management, recovery, resilience-building, and public policy.

01

Rigorous Peer Review

Independent scholarly assessment strengthens methodology, evidence, risk analysis, reporting quality, and scientific contribution.

02

Research Integrity

Editorial decisions consider originality, scholarly contribution, methodological rigor, transparency, and ethical compliance.

03

Resilience in Practice

Research connects disaster science with preparedness, community resilience, infrastructure, governance, emergency response, recovery, and climate adaptation.

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Open Knowledge

Readers receive free and unrestricted access to disaster and resilience research, supporting wider knowledge exchange and collaboration.

Focus & Scope

Resiliensi welcomes original research articles, reviews, case studies, conceptual papers, policy studies, and interdisciplinary research addressing disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, emergency management, and resilience.

  • Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
  • Climate Change Adaptation
  • Community-Based Disaster Resilience
  • Disaster Preparedness & Early Warning Systems
  • Post-Disaster Recovery & Reconstruction
  • Environmental Hazards & Risk Assessment
  • Disaster Policy & Governance
  • Humanitarian Response & Emergency Management
  • Urban & Rural Disaster Vulnerability
  • Climate Resilient Infrastructure
  • Indigenous Knowledge in Disaster Management
  • Disaster Education & Public Awareness
  • Geohazards & Natural Disaster Science
  • Social & Economic Impacts of Disasters
  • Multi-Hazard Risk Management

For Authors

Before submitting, confirm that the manuscript fits the journal scope, presents an original scholarly contribution, follows applicable author requirements, and meets methodological, ethical, reporting, and research integrity standards.

Published by Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB) · Indonesia

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Current Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): November 2025
Published: 2025-11-30

Articles

  • Strengthening Community-Based Disaster Preparedness: Strategies, Barriers, and Policy Implications

    Budiman, Finta Amalinda
    1-15
  • From Sensors to Society: Rethinking Disaster Early Warning Systems in the Age of AI

    Sudirman, Nur Afni, Ahmad Yani
    16-28
  • Integrating Local Knowledge and Governance for Effective Climate Resilience

    Multy Syaddam
    29-42
  • Integrating Digital Innovation and Governance to Strengthen Infrastructure Resilience

    Zhanas Tasya
    43-57
  • Empowering Communities Through Risk Communication: Insights from a Decade of Global Research

    Arwan, Sadli Syam
    58-71
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