Bengawan Solo is the longest river in Indonesia which.flows through Central Java
to East Java. As a gatheringplace ofwater, Bengawan Solo basin area susceptible annual
floods that included several City and County which are located nearby. Guyangan Village
is one ofthe area in Bojonegoro Regency that sufferedfrom flood disaster caused by the
huge amount ofBengawan Solo flooding water in every year.
The characteristics of recurrent disasters that took place in a certain period of
time, periodically cause a reaction, action, and adaptations made by the people in
disaster areas. It occurs on an ongoing basis and is often difficult to identify the activity
or the stage where a reaction, action, and adaptation is occur. Each reaction, action, and
adaptations made, basically to build a community capacity against the disasters, so that it
should be done repeatedly and continuously toform a society aware ofthe risks.
The social structure mapping of Guyangan Village Society indicates that the
community has potential to develop their capacity in order to build optimal community
resilience to reduce disaster impact. Mapping is done through analysis ofpatterns of
proximity and degree of influence. It is also built with pattern analysis of coordination
and dependency, utilizing the seven identified relations in the social network analysis.
The increasing ofcommunity capacity was influenced by various other actors and
externalities from outside. Based from this phenomenon, the Government Agency
assigned to deal with the disaster, the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD),
along with other related Agency, such as Social Services, Department PSAW, District
Government, and others are holding a big task to coordinate with the community to
anticipate the disaster impact.
The result of this research, can be seen in the succesfu/lness of mapping the
community resilience within a numerous value. This is done with the thorough analysis of
Social Network Analysis method using the density and dendogram analysis. The
cumulative percentage of community resilience shows that the condition of Guyangan
village society recently was 33.6% of the optimum conditions. Increasing this value can
be initiated by an increase in social structures that originated from each relationship
occured.