Peran nature-based solution dalam penanggulangan banjir dan ketahanan iklim perkotaan: kajian literatur ilmiah
Keywords:
nature-based solution, flood, climate resilience, hydrometeorological, VOSviewer
Abstract
Hydrometeorological disaster management in urban areas presents significant challenge in urban and environmental governance. Nature-based solutions (NbS) offer an innovative approach that utilizes natural ecosystem functions to reduce the risks of hydrometeorological disasters and enhance climate resilience in urban environments. This study aims to analyze the interrelationships among NbS components withspecific focus on flood control and risk reduction in urban areas. The analysis was conducted through literature review and bibliometric analysis of 15 relevant scientific publications from the past decade. The results were visualized and mapped using VOSviewer software. The network mapping and visualization reveal that topics related to NbS are strongly associated with climate change, hydrometeorological disasters, ecosystems, urban governance, biodiversity, and sustainability. The implementation, effectiveness, and policy dimensions of NbS highlight ongoing challenges in performance evaluation that are essential to optimize their application. Based on the literature review, to reduce hydrometeorological disaster risks, the major challenges in implementing NbS depend on performance assessment, community participation, and multi-sectoral collaboration.
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van Eck NJ and Waltman L. 2010. Software survey: VOSviewer, a computer program for bibliometric mapping. Scientometrics 84(2):523–538.
Ferreira CSS, Kalantari Z and Stolte J. 2022. Nature-based solutions for flood mitigation and resilience in urban areas. Handbook of Environmental Chemistry 107(1):59–78.
Frantzeskaki N. 2019. Seven lessons for planning nature-based solutions in cities. Environmental Science and Policy 93(1):101–111.
Kabisch N, Frantzeskaki N, Pauleit S, Naumann S, Davis M, Artmann M, Haase D, Knapp S, Korn H, Stadler J, Zaunberger K and Bonn A. 2016. Nature-based solutions to climate change mitigation and adaptation in urban areas: perspectives on indicators, knowledge gaps, barriers, and opportunities for action. Ecology and Society 21(2):39.
Kumar P, Debele SE, Sahani J, Rawat N, Marti-Cardona B, Alfieri SM, Pulvirenti B, Carducci A, Abate R, Ascari E and De Vreese R. 2021. An overview of monitoring methods for assessing the performance of nature-based solutions against natural hazards. Earth-Science Reviews 217(1):103603.
Kumar P, Debele SE, Sahani J, Arabi M, Bardout M, Buzasi A, Ciraolo G, Giurato D, Hlavacova V, Lupu A and Mattas C. 2021. Nature-based solutions efficiency evaluation against natural hazards: modelling methods, advantages and limitations. Science of the Total Environment 784(1):147054.
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Melanidis M and Hagerman AD. 2022. Competing narratives of nature-based solutions: leveraging the power of nature or dangerous distraction?. Environmental Science and Policy 132(1):273–281.
Nesshöver C, Assmuth T, Beese K, Balian EV, Delbaere B, Haase D, Hilsberg J, Keune H, Jacobs K, Kertész M and Primmer E. 2017. The science, policy and practice of nature-based solutions: an interdisciplinary perspective. Science of the Total Environment 579(1):1215–1227.
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Sahani J, Kumar P, Debele S, Spiric V, Di Sabatino S, Pulvirenti B, Brattich E and Minguzzi E. 2019. Hydro-meteorological risk assessment methods and management by nature-based solutions. Science of the Total Environment 696(2):133936.
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Sowińska-Świerkosz B and García J. 2022. What are Nature-based solutions (NBS)? Setting core ideas for concept clarification. Nature-Based Solutions 2(1):100009.
Thaler T, Schindelegger A and Seebauer S. 2023. Natural flood management: opportunities to implement nature-based solutions on privately owned land. WIREs Water 10(3):e1637.
Thorslund J, Jarsjö J, Jaramillo F, Jawitz JW, Manzoni S, Basu NB, Chalov SR, Cohen MJ, Creed IF, Goldenberg R and Hylin A. 2017. Wetlands as large-scale nature-based solutions: status and challenges for research, engineering and management. Ecological Engineering 108:489–497.
Wickenberg B, Olsson JA, Goodwin G and McCormick K. 2021. Advancing the implementation of nature-based solutions in cities: a review of frameworks. Environmental Science and Policy 125(2):44–53.
Published
2026-04-28
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Angghita, L., Tahalele, M., & Kalmah, K. (2026). Peran nature-based solution dalam penanggulangan banjir dan ketahanan iklim perkotaan: kajian literatur ilmiah. Jurnal Pengelolaan Lingkungan Berkelanjutan (Journal of Environmental Sustainability Management), 10(1), 1-17. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.36813/jplb.10.1.1-17
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