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To provide an in-depth discussion focused on EWS and community disaster preparedness on earthquakes in Indonesia. Educate and deliver information about how MAPID platform can assist natural hazards data collection and analysis. Natural hazards have become an everyday part of any region in Indonesia. The key question is "Are we ready when the disaster occurs?". Then it followed by other questions such as how to do the right mitigation, pre-disaster steps, responding when a disaster occurs, and what to do in post-disaster, as well as how to monitor the patterns and changes in current existing natural hazards. One of the causes of the worsening of disasters in Indonesia is the lack of a disaster mitigation strategy that involves the active community. It is possible to begin disaster mitigation efforts with something as simple as one person. Therefore, pentahelix collaboration between government, society, business, academia, and the media is needed to reduce the risk of natural hazards. We can achieve that by strengthening cultural and institutional disaster preparedness, which is anticipatory, responsive, and adaptive to natural hazards. Hopefully, being responsive to disaster becomes a shared responsibility toward Indonesia's target of becoming a Disaster Resilient Country in 2045.
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