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The Usage Urgency of Information Technology toward the Distribution Management of Disaster Relief Logistics for Mountain Eruption Evacuees with Disaster Relief Operations (DROs) Approach

Various disasters that occurred either in Indonesia or in other countries have shown the necessity to pay more attention to people who are affected by the disaster. The problems that are often faced by people who are affected by the impacts of natural disasters such as having unequal access, discrimination, forced relocation, violence related to sexual and gender, loss of documentation, unsafe settlement, and various matters that related to property compensation. One of the major natural disasters with a huge number of evacuees was the eruption of the Mount Agung eruption in Karangasem District, Bali. This study investigates the strategies that have been implemented by Indonesian Government as well as examines what the Logistics Assistance Distribution Theory says to manage the aids distribution. Keywords—disaster; information technology; logistics assistance distribution; Disaster Relief Operations (DROs)