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A. Triyanti et al.
Structure of This Chapter
This chapter has introduced the real-life problem, existing global policies related
to climate change and disaster risk reduction, theoretical reflections and objectives.
Section “Methods” describes the methods used in this chapter. Section “Literature
Review” presents the results from the literature review on SSPs and socio-economic
impacts and future pathways and scenario of CC and DRR. Section “Results: Indonesian Case Studies” elaborates the context of Indonesia based on the review of existing
literature and policy documents. Section “Discussion” discusses the opportunities
and challenges on using SSPs and other models of socio-economic scenarios to help
as decision-making tools in DRR. Section “Conclusion” finally provides a general
conclusion of this chapter.
Methods
We have selected a semi-structure method for the literature review. Scopus scientific
databases are used to list the past research on this topic with two sets of keywords. In
addition, the Google scholars are used to allow authors to find prominent literatures
and sources which are not listed in International journals or databases.
There are five sets of keywords used to generate an inventory of resources. Four
sets are operated in Scopus database:
(1) For worldwide-general case, keywords selected are (TITLE-ABS-KEY
((climate PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario)) AND
(socioeconomic OR socio-economic), depicts the general scholarly literatures
in climate change and disaster with 136 results;
(2) For Worldwide-Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs), keywords selected are
TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR
scenario)) AND (socioeconomic OR socio-economic) AND SSPs;
(3) For Indonesia-general case, keywords selected are TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate
PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario))) AND ((socioeconomic OR socio-economic)) AND (Indonesia), resulted into 16 scholarly
literatures specifically on Indonesian case studies;
(4) For Indonesia-SSPs, keywords selected are TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate PRE/0
change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario))) AND ((socioeconomic
OR socio-economic)) AND (Indonesia) AND SSPs.
In addition, one set of keywords is operated with Google search (SRES scenario,
disaster, Indonesia) which are later filtered and selected based on relevancy to the
topic and intended purpose of this research.
In addition to the literature review, we also conducted analysis on policy documents. We have selected the policy documents relevant to climate change policy
especially at the national level in the form of regulations, laws, and policy paper. For
A. Triyanti et al.
Structure of This Chapter
This chapter has introduced the real-life problem, existing global policies related
to climate change and disaster risk reduction, theoretical reflections and objectives.
Section “Methods” describes the methods used in this chapter. Section “Literature
Review” presents the results from the literature review on SSPs and socio-economic
impacts and future pathways and scenario of CC and DRR. Section “Results: Indonesian Case Studies” elaborates the context of Indonesia based on the review of existing
literature and policy documents. Section “Discussion” discusses the opportunities
and challenges on using SSPs and other models of socio-economic scenarios to help
as decision-making tools in DRR. Section “Conclusion” finally provides a general
conclusion of this chapter.
Methods
We have selected a semi-structure method for the literature review. Scopus scientific
databases are used to list the past research on this topic with two sets of keywords. In
addition, the Google scholars are used to allow authors to find prominent literatures
and sources which are not listed in International journals or databases.
There are five sets of keywords used to generate an inventory of resources. Four
sets are operated in Scopus database:
(1) For worldwide-general case, keywords selected are (TITLE-ABS-KEY
((climate PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario)) AND
(socioeconomic OR socio-economic), depicts the general scholarly literatures
in climate change and disaster with 136 results;
(2) For Worldwide-Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs), keywords selected are
TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR
scenario)) AND (socioeconomic OR socio-economic) AND SSPs;
(3) For Indonesia-general case, keywords selected are TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate
PRE/0 change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario))) AND ((socioeconomic OR socio-economic)) AND (Indonesia), resulted into 16 scholarly
literatures specifically on Indonesian case studies;
(4) For Indonesia-SSPs, keywords selected are TITLE-ABS-KEY ((climate PRE/0
change AND disaster AND projection OR scenario))) AND ((socioeconomic
OR socio-economic)) AND (Indonesia) AND SSPs.
In addition, one set of keywords is operated with Google search (SRES scenario,
disaster, Indonesia) which are later filtered and selected based on relevancy to the
topic and intended purpose of this research.
In addition to the literature review, we also conducted analysis on policy documents. We have selected the policy documents relevant to climate change policy
especially at the national level in the form of regulations, laws, and policy paper. For