Government Collaboration Model for Disaster Management Policy in West Bandung Regency

West Bandung Regency is one of the districts in West Java Province with a very large potential for disaster, where of the 11 types of disasters, West Bandung Regency has 9 potential disasters, besides that the West Bandung area is overworked by two faults, namely the Lembang fault and the Cimandiri fault. Disaster management in West Bandung Regency will be a major thing that must be done by the West Bandung Regency government because this potential disaster will be a big problem if the government is unable to mitigate and socialize to the community to tie the potential of the disaster caused. Because of this shifting of faults, the government must be able to collaborate with all elements in carrying out disaster management, so that it can unravel the impact of disasters. In this study using descriptive qualitative research methods, with data collection techniques through direct observation, in-depth interviews with local government and review of written documentation. The government od West Bandung Regency realizes that the involvement of multi-stakeholders is needed in the implementation of disaster management because in West Bandung Regency the involvement of stakeholders and the disaster management model is not conducting well because the institutional factors of the regional Disaster management agency are less strong than the bureaucratic structure that is weak in function and lack of human resources. Therefore, to solve this problem, there must be a strengthening of the institution and forming a forum as a forum for the gathering of stakeholders from various elements, namely the Disaster Risk Reduction Forum. With this forum, the actors perform their respective functions by coordinating and cooperating with each other. In Collaborative Governance theory, we can see how local governments can optimize the role of each stakeholder in disaster management, this will become a good model when it could be applied. Keywords—disaster, collaborative government, disaster management