Gender Mainstreaming in Post Disaster Reconstruction in West Sumatera

. Natural disasters in Indonesia are very common, ranging from earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, landslides, forest fires, volcanic eruptions, and failures that can be directly caused by humans. Some of the damage that occurred in Indonesia was minor, but there were very serious damages such as the tsunami in Nangroe Aceh Darussalam, the earthquake in the Special Region of Yogyakarta, and the earthquake off the coast of West Sumatra in September 2009. The tsunami and earthquake outages, coupled with a lack of lifestyle, have caused significant damage to assets and infrastructure. Under these circumstances, Indonesia needs to expand and implement its own regulations to properly dispose of or dispose of fallout at the facility. Otherwise, the loss and suffering of Natural disasters can be even greater. On September 30, 2009, there was a 7.9-point earthquake on the west coast of Sumatra. Lack of lifestyle and damage to infrastructure. Most of the infected died mainly in Aceh and the island of Sumatra in West Sumatra. There were 1,150 dead, 1,214 seriously injured, and 1,688 slightly injured. One of the key factors in building a natural disaster response facility is to evaluate and adopt important directives from such implemented natural disaster response structural activities. In addition to the outlined weaknesses and failures in disaster response, the strengths and outcomes could be important guidelines for building more advanced national disaster response equipment in the future. Therefore, in order to gain knowledge of the substances used to form anti-disaster devices, it is necessary to thoroughly study the anti-disaster steps or structures of herbs. Disaster preparedness by minimizing vulnerabilities is perceived as a better way to deal with disasters than public disaster response. Creating a tradition of prevention is important for dealing with the consequences of regular risks and failures. Disaster risk haircuts are described as a conceptual framework that minimizes the risk of social vulnerability and failure and considers the possibility of avoiding (avoiding) or limiting (mitigating) damage. I am. Residential areas are far from their original place of residence, starting with the provision of unsecured and accommodating housing, which is primarily a facility for girls and children. Even when distributing disaster funds, the unique desire for the elegance of this girl and her kids is no longer considered. We identify gender roles in West Sumatra's public reconstruction disasters through records of West Sumatra's herbal disasters and collect records from the realm of individuals who are deeply involved in the nature of West Sumatra's reconstruction failures. It focuses on the goal of properly explaining the role of gender in the post-disaster reconstruction of West Sumatra.