House Does Not Be for Sale,Begawan Solo Watershed Communities Forced to Survive

Dr. Mondry
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Dr. Mondry: Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia.

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2021, vol. 05, issue 07, 327-330

Abstract: People who are living in the Begawan Solo watershed in Bojonegoro Regency were asked why they would not move even though they would face flooding every year, most of them felt fine with that. For them, they don’t mind because the flood is not dangerous. The answer comes from the construction they received from previous generations. However, later in the study it was found that they did not want to move because their house was difficult to sell. Residents outside the neighborhood do not want to buy, because they already know that houses in that location will be flooded every rainy season every year. The people living in the area are not able to solve their problems. Every year they will continue to experience flooding, without the participation of the district and provincial governments to overcome the problems they face.

Date: 2021
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