Risk Analysis of Housing Rehabilitation Program for Flood Disaster Victims in South Kalimantan Province

The South Kalimantan Province saw a very high number of RTLH in 2021 as a result of floods that impacted 11 of the 13 districts and cities in the province. Additionally, the main justification for initiating the housing repair program, particularly for flood catastrophe victims, was the Minimum Service Standards (SPM) for Basic Services, which the government is required to offer to all citizens. Thus, the purpose of this study is to evaluate the main risk variables that must be taken into account and develop risk management plans for the House Rehabilitation Program for Flood Disaster Victims in the Province of South Kalimantan. Interviews, observations, and surveys using questionnaires provide the data for this study's analysis. Purposive sampling was used in the selection of the responders. Materials, labor, administration and finance, the physical and environmental characteristics of the work site, social conditions and community involvement, communication and coordination, and 28 other categories make up the variables employed. Prior to calculating the risk level, the analysis entails risk assessment using probability and impact measurements as well as the severity index technique. Administrative, technical, and environmental factors are the most common factors, according to the research findings. These factors include medium-risk items like: delays in material delivery (R1), lack of labor (R7), changes in the Decree on the determination of aid recipients (R12), untimely payments (R14), delays in the creation of beneficiary savings books (R15), server disruptions in the aid disbursement application (R16), short program contracts (R18), weather (R19), hard-to-reach locations (R21), and recipients not being present (R28). To reduce the impact of these risks, more careful planning, improved digital system integration, and intense cross-sector collaboration are therefore necessary.