<![CDATA[Indonesia has a high level of exposure to climate disasters. The same exposure in each region does not always result in similar losses. Efforts to reduce climate disaster losses are to build resilience to climate disasters. Until now, there has been no composite index that measures climate disaster resilience at the district/city level nationally in Indonesia, making it difficult to identify priority areas with low resilience. Therefore, the preparation of the Climate Disaster Resilience Index needs to be carried out. The index is compiled using 19 variables that are reduced to 5 factors. Areas with high levels of resilience are on the island of Java, while areas with low levels of resilience are spread across the Eastern Indonesia Region. The results of the evaluation show that the index formed by the method of min-max normalization, entropy weighting, and linear aggregation is stable. In general, most districts/cities with moderate natural disaster risk have a moderate level of resilience. The Climate Disaster Resilience Index can be used as a basis for policy formulation to improve climate disaster resilience.]]>
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