| Summary: | This paper examines the implementation of policies for handling livestock
Merapi eruption victims in 2010 in Sleman regency. Issued policies to prevent
human casualties due to return back to his home breeders who are in the danger
area in order to care for animals that have not been evacuated. Livestock
management is a policy which was first performed by the government in disaster
management and implementation problems occurred in Sleman. The study was
conducted with qualitative methods.
Studies show policy goals come true, but there are some problems in the
implementation of the policy. The problem is the conflict Head of Dinas Pertanian,
Perikanan, dan Kehutanan Sleman with several target groups, do not purchase
livestock and livestock didistribusikannya bansos by the Government of Sleman
regency, overlapping veterinary services, there is a failure of communication
between the team Merapi (Central) with the target group, there was some
conflicts of interest and differences occur that disaster management is not
optimal. The problems arise because of coordination, communication,
differences in interests and management diisaster.
Therefore, the recommendations made from these findings is improved
coordination by simplifying the process of disbursement of funds and a clear
division of labor between Tim Merapi (Central) with District Implementation Team.
To improve communication, involving the District Livestock Handling team
dealing directly with the public. As for eliminating the differences in interests,
people's basic needs must be met in an emergency response. To improve
disaster management the need for evacuation of livestock and livestock shelter
cage setup on pre-disaster phase and preparation of livestock medicines needed
during the emergency response.
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