MADEP’s portfolio records a 2012 assignment for the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of the Enrekang Regency Government. The work was a study and mapping of disaster-prone areas in Enrekang Regency, South Sulawesi, conducted from 5 July to 14 October 2012.
Enrekang’s 2011–2031 spatial plan identifies areas exposed to geological hazards, landslides and flooding. The regency government’s planning summary describes steep terrain as a factor in landslide exposure and identifies flood-prone areas along the Saddang and Mata Allo rivers. These planning documents provide local context for the assignment; they do not describe MADEP’s project findings.
Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) issued general disaster-risk assessment guidance in 2012. The guidance explains that risk mapping considers hazards, vulnerability and capacity, and that the assessment document and risk map inform disaster management planning. It is a national framework, not evidence that this assignment used any particular dataset or method.
The documented assignment scope is to study and map disaster-prone areas. A map of potential hazard areas can support discussion of where more detailed assessment and preparedness may be needed. The available portfolio entry does not specify the map scale, surveyed locations, methods, deliverables or outcomes, so those details are not asserted here.
Key Areas: Disaster risk study | Hazard-area mapping
Context sources: Enrekang Regency Government, 2023 regional planning summary (citing the 2011–2031 spatial plan); BNPB, General Guidelines for Disaster Risk Assessment, 2012. The assignment title, client, contract details, period and value come from MADEP’s portfolio record. The linked publications provide planning and methodological context, not independent verification of MADEP-specific results.
