Pengaruh Kearifan Lokal dalam Penilaian Risiko Konstruksi

Abstract

One of the obstacles to construction work in Papua is delays in implementation due to obstruction by
indigenous communities at the project site. Understanding the implementation of construction work in a
traditional area, especially those related to local wisdom, is one of the risk knowledge which is the first step in
risk conceptualization and is the aim of this research. A qualitative approach, which will elaborate on social
and cultural meanings to explain one of the phenomena that occurs in the world of construction in Papua, and
descriptive methods, are used in analyzing research data. The characteristics of the traditional territory where
the project location is located also influence the construction risk value of a project. Based on the topographic
characteristics of the region, there are four large groups of Papuan indigenous people, so there are differences
in the construction risk values faced according to the socio-cultural characteristics of each traditional
community. Urban areas have a high construction risk and rural areas have a lower risk. The risk value of
construction projects in Papua is also influenced by the type of construction project which will be related to
the required land pattern.