Abstract
In Central Java, most of the climate change related disasters are found in rural areas with 80% of tidal flooding occurring in coastal areas close to the coastline. Flood The rob has an impact on the survival of coastal communities, both from a socio-economic perspective as well as environmental and physical. The discussion in this paper aims to identify spatial planning efforts that have been and will be carried out by policy makers, in particular devices government, to realize the sustainability of coastal rural communities that are prone to flooding and rob. The method used is descriptive analysis on aspects of regional spatial planning policies villages and disaster adaptation strategies. Sayung District, Demak Regency as the study location a lot of changes in socio-economic activities in line with changes in land use composition the area due to tidal flooding. The amount of land lost submerged in the tide has resulted in disruption of rice field and pond farming activities that were originally the main livelihoods Public. Meanwhile, the lands that were not affected by the floods experienced a lot conversion of function into a built-up and industrial area. This condition indicates that there is not yet adaptive and sustainable spatial planning policies to encourage the resilience of rural communities in Sayung District.
Keywords: Coastal, Flood and Rob, Spatial Planning