Humanitarian Civil-Military Coordination in Emergencies: Towards a Predictable Model
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79 Regulation of President of Republic of Indonesia Number 8 of 2008 Concerning National Disaster Management Agency 80 Article 7 81 Disaster Management Strategic Policy of 2015-2019 BNPB, presentation 82 Article 7 83 Article 11 84
85 Article 31, Regulation 21/2008 and its elucidation. 86 TNI is currently is developing a new system of joint regional military commands (kogabwilhan) that consist of army, air force and navy units. 87 Law Number 34 of 2004 88 Indonesia SAR Act No. 29 of 2014 89 The cluster decree was valid for one year, and to date has not been renewed or updated. 90 As outlined in the Emergency Response Plan 91 IFRC, “International Disaster Response Law (IDRL) in Indonesia: An Analysis of the Impact and Implementation of Indonesia’s Legal Framework for International Disaster Assistance” (Palang Merah Indonesia and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 2014). 92 Centre for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, “Disaster Management Reference Handbook Indonesia.” 93 Hodgkin, “Emergency Response Preparedness in Indonesia" A Consultation Report Prepared for the Humanitarian Country Team.” 94 Chapter 1, BNPB Guidelines Number 22 of 2010 96 97 Chapter 2, Section A, BNPB Guideline Number 22 of 2010 98 Article 33 and 34, Regulation 21/2008 99 Article 4, Regulation 23/2008. 100 BNPB Guidelines 22 of 2010 101 Article 15 and 26, Regulation 23/2008 102 IFRC, “International Disaster Response Law (IDRL) in Indonesia: An Analysis of the Impact and Implementation of Indonesia’s Legal Framework for International Disaster Assistance” (Palang Merah Indonesia and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 2014). 103 IFRC, “International Disaster Response Law (IDRL) in Indonesia: An Analysis of the Impact and Implementation of Indonesia’s Legal Framework for International Disaster Assistance.” 104 http://ions.gov.in/sites/default/files/Papers%20presented%20during%20seminar%202.pdf 105 Chapter 1, Section D, BNPB Guidelines 22 of 2010 106 Multinational Force Standing Operating Procedures (MNF SOP) V. 3, 2015 107 OPLAN “Tulong-Bayanihan” AFP Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) Plan PowerPoint presentation, 2016 108 Hodgkin, “Emergency Response Preparedness in Indonesia" A Consultation Report Prepared for the Humanitarian Country Team,” 22. 109 Bangladesh Air Force, “Bangladesh Air Force in Disaster Management Activities.” 110 SAARC member states include: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka http://saarc-sec.org (accessed 30 September 2016) 111 SAARC, “Comprehensive Framework on Disaster Management 2006-2015.” 112 Disaster Management & Relief Division, “Standing Orders on Disaster,” 142. 113 Jane’s Sentinel Security Assessment - South Asia, “Bangladesh Armed Forces.” 114 Disaster Management & Relief Division, “Standing Orders on Disaster,” 44–50. 115 Ibid., 43–44. 116 Manish Thapa, Out of Barracks: Civil-Military Relations in Disaster Management, A Case Study of Nepalese Army’s Humanitarian Response during 2015 Earthquake in Nepal, University for Peace, June 2016, 117 Ibid., p. 8. The APC-Madro Guidelines have been influential as a reference guide in for planning, and use of foreign military assistance in guidance on disaster response in Nepal. 118 Article 4 119 Institute of Crisis Management, Nepal Red Cross Soceity and IFRC, Workshop Report: Strengthening Legal Preparedness for International Disaster Response in Nepal, 2016 120 Ibid., p.9 121 Natural Calamity Relief Act 2039 of 1982 and Local Self Governance Act 2055 of 1999; Ministry of Home Affairs, National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p.6 122 Section 5, Natural Calamity Relief Act 2039 of 1982 123 Ibid., p. 6 124 The Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal 2015 125 International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Analysis of legislation related to disaster risk reduction, IFRC, Geneva, 2011, p.9 127 Ministry of Home Affairs, National Strategy for Disaster Risk Management, 2009 128 Nepalese Army, Lesson from the 2015 Earthquake, p. 4 129 Ministry of Home Affairs, Guidance Note for Disaster Preparedness and Response Planning, 2011 130 Chapter 4, Armed Police Force Act 2058 of 2001 131 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 132 Article 267.4 133 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 7 134 Article 6 135 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 11 136 Nepalese Army, Lessons from the 2015 Earthquake response, p. 37 137 Nepalese Army, Lessons from the 2015 Earthquake response, p. 9 138 Nepalese Army, Lessons from the 2015 Earthquake response, p. 2 139 TNI is currently is developing a new system of joint regional military commands (kogabwilhan) that consist of army, air force and navy units. 140 First Armed Police Force ordinance issued 2001 141 TNI is currently is developing a new system of joint regional military commands (kogabwilhan) that consist of army, air force and navy units. 142 Armed Police Act 2058 143 Article 5.2, National Disaster Response Framework 144 Ministry of Home Affairs, National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 9 145 The cluster decree was valid for one year, and to date has not been renewed or updated. 146 IFRC, “International Disaster Response Law (IDRL) in Indonesia: An Analysis of the Impact and Implementation of Indonesia’s Legal Framework for International Disaster Assistance” (Palang Merah Indonesia and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 2014). 147 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 7 148 169 CfE-DME, Nepal Disaster Mangement Reference Handbook, 2015, pp. 60-61 149 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 7 150 Ministry of Home Affairs, National Disaster Response Framework, March 2013 151 National Disaster Response Framework, 2013, p. 7; Nepalese Army, Lesson from 2015 Earthquake, p. 37 152 Ibid., p.9 153 Section 4 (a), Natural Calamity Relief Act 2039 of 1982 154 Ministry of Home Affairs, National Strategy for Disaster Risk Management, 2009 155 Nepal abides by the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group Guidelines (INSARAG). 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