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CERAM : AN INVESTIGATION OF RESPONSE TO THE CHANGING CLIMATE IN GREATER JAKARTA

Over the past decade, increased knowledge coupled with economic incentives, subsidies and related interventions has raised awareness and concern about climate change in vulnerable Greater Jakarta. This paper will analyze index and status of responsiveness and pro environmental behavior of each region within Greater Jakarta towards climate change by means of Climate Change Effectivity Response Assessment (CERAM) using multidimensional scaling technique (MDS). Total data used is 1261 respondent. Overall, the index shown Bogor responding and act  the most to climate change and likely having more  pro-environmental behavior. Bekasi holds the highest index in individual resources (71.47). The most influencing attribute regarding to index and status response are willingness to take out insurance. The result of this study will provide evidence based to support more ambitious regional response to climate change based on the status of responsiveness of each region in Greater Jakarta. Keywords: climate change, Greater Jakarta, multidimensional scaling (MDS), vulnerable, response