Resilience is an intangible concept. One way to describe it is done by indicators that can
represent the same unit (index). The purpose of the study is to develop a method of measuring
the climate resilience index (RI) based on the concepts and theory of vulnerability, risk, and
resilience. The design of study and methods are: 1) framework for analysis of the concepts of
vulnerability, risk, and resilience; and 2) develop RI based on a risk management approach and
set up resilience forming factors. The method of measuring RI includes the choice of indicators,
weighting and scaling indicators, categories of resilience, and applying methods to measure RI
at the provincial level in Indonesia. The results showed that RI=(ACI*TCI)/(EI*SI); where RI:
climate resilience index, ACI: adaptive capacity index, TCI: transformative capacity index, EI:
exposure index, and SI: sensitivity index. In the case of Indonesia, the average of RI is 0.70. The
highest was Jakarta SCR (1.61) and the lowest was East Nusa Tenggara (0.29). In other words,
East Nusa Tenggara has to be the first priority of development in the face of climate change threat.
Keywords
Vulnerability; Risk; Resilience; Climate resilience index
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