REVISI-Perka 22 p Wisnu

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GUIDELINE ON
THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND
FOREIGN NON-GOVERMENT ORGANIZATIONS DURING
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
JUNE 2014
Regulation of Chief of BNPB
No. 22 Year 201
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Directives of President
Local government at district level is responsible for
disaster management at its region.
Provincial government gives support to local
government.
National government supports extreem assistance.
To involve Military & Police
Disaster Management should be carried from the
earliest phase of disaster.
Principles
International assistance will be needed if
national entity does not have sufficient
resources to respond to a disaster.
International institutions and foreign NGOs
may conduct on-site learning but without
operational measures on responding
disaster.
International assistance will be commenced
by accepting regional disaster management
institution assistance.
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SUPPORTING POST
Int’l Assistance
Military Base
Seaport
Entry Points
Airport
Indonesian
Border Land
1. BNPB
2. Ministries/Agencies:
Defense
Health
Agriculture (Quarantine)
Law & Human Rights
(Immigration)
Finance (Duties & Exice)
Foreign Affairs
Police
Trade (Foreign Trade)
Transportation
SAR Agency
National Intelligence Agency
Food & Drugs Surveillance
Agency
Local Government/BPBD
filling the gap
Indonesia Country Office
Emergency Response
Limited in Country
Int’l Assistance
Reported through
Command Post
COMMAND POST
Local Government
Beneficiaries
On-going Review
on Regulation of Chief of BNPB
No. 22 Year 2010
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International Assistance
Facilitation
Regulation
Head of BNPB’ Reg. 22/2010 :
Guideline on the Role of IO &
FNGO during Emergency
Response.
Facilitation *)
Type and amount of assistance is
based on the results of rapid
assessment coordinated by
Incident Commander and
informed by MAC Coordinator.
Structural organization from national
level to the affected district level will
be set up to ensure maximum
national capacity will be utilized.
Structure
Organization
*) Coordinated
by MAC, for execution/implementation under IC Command & Control.
Structural Organization
Line Ministries /
National Executives
National
Accommodates AHA Center which
supported by OSOCC/OCHA
accommodates
AHA Center which
Foreign
Military
Assistance
supported
by OSSOC/OCHA
Coordination Center
MAC Center
National OSOCC led by BNPB
Area Commander
Incident
Commander
Clearance and Permit for
International Assistance
Provincial
Provincial resources allocation for
affected Municipality /District
Municipality/
District
Tactical Operations Command and
Control of Disaster Response
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MAC Center Structural Organization
*) Coordinator of
MAC Center
National Forward
Coordination Center
MAC Group Situation
Assessment Unit
Joint Information Center
MAC Group Resource
Status Information Unit
Coordination Center for
Military Assistance
AHA Center + OSSOC
International Resource Mobilization
National
Province
*)
Bilateral
Foreign
military
UN
agencies
NGO int’l
IFRC/RC
Private
sector
Clearance
from BNPB /
MOD /
MOFA / TNI
HQ
National
Forward
Coordination
Center
Municipality/District
AHA
Center +
OSSOC
Coordinati
on Center
for Military
Assistance
accommodates
available resources
based on priority and IC
request
*)
MAC is national level located in the province /Posko aju Nasional/OSOCC Nasional
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MAC Center Roles
• Decision and strategic direction for better
response at affected area
• Supporting priority setting on needs and
assistance for affected area
• Gathering and mobilizing excessive resources
which still needed due insufficient local resources
• Facilitate international support/assistance
acceptance and manage regional/int’l issues
• Build integrated information management by
involving all stakeholders – civil and military
Area Commander Roles
Assessment
Damage and
emergency
needs
assessment
Prioritization
Resources
Allocation
Communicates
priority issues to IC
(Action plan)
Resource
allocation and
mobilization
based on priority
needs
Ensure all planning
supports policies and
priorities
Resource
demobilization
planning
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Incident Commander Roles
Rescue and
evacuation of
victim and
assets
Infrastructure
rehabilitation /
emergency
repairs
following a
disaster
Tactical operations command
and control of disaster response
by coordinating, integrating,
synchronizing all elements in IC
organization
Basic needs
provision
IDPs
protection
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