EAP_WEBINAR_GROUP 2_1C

Environmental Governance, Civic Engagement & Flood Crisis in Sumatra
This seminar video is presented to fulfill the course requirement for English for Academic Purpose, supervised by Heriyana, M.A.

A 57–minute academic discussion analyzing how governance weaknesses, land-use conflicts, and citizen participation influence recurring flood disasters in Sumatra.

🔍 Key Focus Areas:
• Environmental governance failures & weak enforcement
• Plantation expansion, peatland drainage, and watershed degradation
• Civic engagement, youth activism & NGO advocacy
• Government–community conflict over environmental justice
• Effectiveness of Community-Based Disaster Management (CBDM)

👥 Seminar Contributors
• Moderator: Ria Aryanti (6670250035)
• Presenter 1: Dini Oktaviani (6670250040)
• Presenter 2: Amanda Deviola (6670250044)
• Questioner: Syifaurramadhani (6670250052)
• Questioner: Fany Andriyani (6670250036)

💡 Core Insight
Floods in Sumatra are not merely natural occurrences—they reflect governance failures, uneven power dynamics, and the urgent need for stronger civic participation.

🎯 Why This Matters
Environmental accountability and active citizenship must work together to create disaster-resilient and socially just communities.