Optimization of mother’s milk complementary food kitchens for disaster emergency response

Abstract

Background: Implementation of PMBA kitchens integrated with public kitchens is very necessary, especially in the first days of a disaster. People lose access to food. Methods: The method used is a descriptive literature review method. This approach allows researchers to synthesize existing findings related to PMBA kitchens, spatial data updates, and disaster management policies. Literature was collected from relevant scientific articles, government reports, and policy documents to provide a comprehensive overview. Findings: So far, the implementation of PMBA kitchens has been very lacking and as a result, the morbidity rate among toddlers during disasters has increased. Updating post-disaster spatial data is very necessary as a basis for decision-making in disaster management, including determining evacuation locations, PMBA kitchens to ensure that humanitarian actors are safe and that the community can access the kitchen. In the recovery stage, the regional spatial plan needs to be updated with the latest data. Conclusion: Cianjur Regency as an area prone to natural disasters and experiencing an earthquake in 2022, needs to update its satellite imagery and is also needed to review existing spatial planning policies. In disaster management, decision-making based on the SDI framework is very necessary so that the decisions taken are accurate according to the current situation and conditions. Novelty/Originality of this article: The novelty of this study lies in highlighting the urgent integration of PMBA kitchens with public kitchens and spatial data updates to improve disaster response, child health, and spatial planning in Cianjur Regency