Location:
West Java.

Background:
Climate change is threatening children’s lives and their basic rights to education, health, clean water and the right food. Up to 175 million children are likely to be affected every year by natural disasters due to climate change. Climate changes occur, and the rise of climate temperature could further trigger extreme events. Climate change poses impacts to many vulnerable populations, including children. Children are particularly affected by climate change due to their stage of rapid development and less ability to deal with deprivation and stress.

Aims and Objectives:
– To provide report on the current situation of risk reduction, climate change adaptation and household resilience in West Java, Indonesia where Save the Children project areas are located..
– To present the key problems, needs, opportunities, trends and recommendations for Save the Children Indonesia Country Office for potential programs related to the needs that include providing problem tree and solution tree to improve resilience of children and their families.

Methodology:
– Data collection :
Desk review, mapping, field visit, semi-structured interview, FGD, questionnaire
– Data analysis :
Mix approaches of quantitative and qualitative.