Kosa Bangsa Program and Community Impact

The video documents the Kosa Bangsa program aimed at empowering coastal communities in Tahwa, Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi. It covers risk mapping, evacuation route planning, and mangrove planting using drone technology. The program also includes workshops on fish processing to enhance income and health. Community members express gratitude for the support and resources provided, highlighting the positive impact on their livelihoods.

What is the main objective of the Kosa Bangsa program?

• To increase tourism in coastal areas

• To empower coastal communities through disaster mitigation and income improvement

• To build new infrastructure in coastal regions

• To promote cultural heritage in coastal areas

Which area is the focus of the Kosa Bangsa program?

• Surabaya, Indonesia

• Bali, Indonesia

• Jakarta, Indonesia

• Kelurahan Tahwa, Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi

What was the condition of Kelurahan Tahwa before the Kosa Bangsa program?

• It was a well-developed area

• It had no issues with disaster risks

• It faced significant disaster risks and lacked proper mitigation measures

• It was a popular tourist destination

Which technology was used for mapping disaster risk areas?

• Drone technology with RCJE 10.3 and V 4.5 software

• GPS tracking

• Satellite imagery

• Manual surveying

What was the purpose of planting mangroves in the program?

• To provide wood for construction

• To mitigate disaster risks and protect the coastal area

• To create a tourist attraction

• To beautify the coastline

What were the main products taught in the fish processing workshop?

• Fish salad and fish pie

• Fish curry and fish soup

• Fish balls and fish floss

• Grilled fish and fish stew

What kind of support did the Kosa Bangsa team provide to the community?

• Financial aid only

• Training and equipment for fish processing

• Tourism promotion

• New housing development

Which modern markets accepted the fish products from the community?

• Online marketplaces

• Pelayan and Indomar in Kolaka

• International markets

• Local street markets

What equipment was provided to the community for fish processing?

• Marketing materials

• Packaging machines

• Freezer, steamer, stove, and other cooking tools

• Fishing nets and boats

What was the community's response to the Kosa Bangsa program?

• They were unaware of it

• They were indifferent

• They were opposed to it

• They were grateful and found it beneficial