Praxiological Ethics and Sense of Crisis in Risk Transformation in Handling Natural Disasters in Aceh 2025

Abstract

This study examines the transition from risk to meaningful action in natural disaster management in Aceh Province in 2025, focusing on the role of praxeological ethics and sense of crisis within the government. Using a narrative literature review approach to synthesize relevant research, this study analyzes how the principles of praxeological ethics can guide a more effective and responsible disaster response. The results of the analysis show that serious disaster management that utilizes in-depth philosophical roots requires the integration of praxeological ethics, which emphasizes moral action in practice, as well as the development of a strong sense of crisis among policymakers and implementers. This is important to ensure preparedness, rapid response, and sustainable recovery. Thus, this study argues that the success of disaster mitigation and adaptation in Aceh depends not only on technical capacity, but also on ethical commitment and moral urgency in every step of disaster management. This insight offers a conceptual basis for the development of more effective and ethical disaster management strategies, as well as the formulation of responsive and sustainable policies in Aceh Province, particularly in integrating praxeological ethics and a sense of crisis into the disaster management framework.