Indonesian urban poor suffer the most in extreme weather caused by climate change

By Muhammad Rifqi Damm, PhD Student, University of Gothenburg
Cindy Rianti Priadi, Assistant Professor in Environmental Engineering, Universitas Indonesia
Inaya Rakhmani, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Indonesia
Muhammad Irvan, Deputi Operasional ARC UI, Universitas Indonesia

Extreme weather as a result of climate change has caused disasters and catastrophes around the globe.

In mid-2023, flash floods inundated roads and displaced millions in the US, South Korea, Pakistan and Turkey. Asia has seen more than 100 deaths during…

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