Bekasi's Flood Risk Index is Highest in Jabodetabek

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Adi Ahdiat 05/03/2025 18:01 WIB

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According to the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) data, Bekasi had the highest flood risk index in the Jabodetabek area in 2023.

Flood Disaster Risk Index in Regencies/Cities of the Jabodetabek Area (2023)

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Bekasi's Flood Risk Index is Highest in Jabodetabek

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Flood Disaster Risk Index in Regencies/Cities of the Jabodetabek Area (2023)

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The Jakarta, Bogor, Tangerang, and Bekasi (Jabotabek) area has varying flood risk levels.

According to data from the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), Bekasi has the highest flood risk in this region.

BNPB recorded a flood risk index of 21.83 for Bekasi Regency and 20.52 for Bekasi City in 2023.

Neighboring regencies/cities have lower scores, as shown in the graph.

Nevertheless, all Jabotabek regencies/cities fall into the high flood risk category, as their index scores are above 12.

BNPB measures this risk index using three main components: "hazard," "vulnerability," and "capacity."

The "hazard" component is measured based on the probability and intensity of flood events.

The "vulnerability" component is measured based on the population size, and social, cultural, economic, and environmental conditions at risk of flood exposure.

Finally, the "capacity" component is measured based on the flood mitigation capabilities at the regency/city level.

These components are processed into a final score with the following flood risk classifications: low (1–5.3); moderate (5.3–12); and high (12–36).

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