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Waropen Regency, located in Papua Province, Indonesia, is an area with abundant natural resource potential, such as fisheries (fish, shrimp, crabs), tropical forests and biodiversity. However, the varied topography, high rainfall and geographical conditions make this region vulnerable to flood disasters. This research aims to analyze and predict flood hazards in Waropen Regency using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) such as ArcGIS. The methods used include secondary data collection (topography, rainfall, land use, and river network), data processing using GIS software, as well as spatial analysis using Digital Elevation Models (DEM) and hydrological modeling. The research results produced a flood hazard zoning map that identifies priority areas based on threat level. This map is also used to analyze the potential impact of flooding on settlements, infrastructure and agricultural land. The findings of this research provide important information for local governments and stakeholders in designing disaster risk mitigation strategies, such as building flood control infrastructure and disaster mitigation-based spatial planning. Thus, this research shows the potential of GIS in supporting effective and data-based disaster risk management in Waropen Regency.

Sustainable agriculture faces a major challenge in maintaining the availability and efficient use of fertilizers. Information technology, particularly web applications, has the potential to optimize fertilizer stock management, improve productivity, and enhance household food security for farmers. This study aims to analyze how web technology can improve the efficiency of fertilizer stock management in sustainable agricultural practices. Through literature review and interviews with stakeholders, this research identifies the benefits of web technology in fertilizer stock management, such as improved accuracy in demand forecasting, minimized stock losses, and increased timeliness in fertilizer distribution. The results show that web-based information systems can integrate production data, stock, and fertilizer needs, facilitating decision-making and supporting real-time fertilizer distribution. The implementation of this technology provides significant benefits for farmers, web technology developers, and policymakers, and contributes to efficient and environmentally friendly sustainable agricultural practices.    

In an era of rapid development of science and technology, the use of information technology is crucial in improving efficiency and quality of services in various sectors, including the Nabire Regency Animal Husbandry Service. In this context, problems such as lack of effectiveness in providing livestock assistance and manual data management are the main challenges faced. This article discusses the need to develop an information system to increase efficiency and accuracy in managing data on recipients of livestock assistance. The Spiral Method was chosen as an approach in system development, combining an iterative and systematic nature to overcome the problems faced. It is hoped that advances in information and communication technology can provide solutions for the Nabire Regency Livestock Service in overcoming this challenge, as well as improving services to the community. it is hoped that the Nabire Regency Livestock Service can improve the process of providing livestock assistance according to predetermined targets and improve the quality of data management. This progress will have a positive impact on the welfare of the livestock farming community in the region. Apart from that, the use of information systems is also expected to be able to overcome problems such as overcrowded office storage cupboards and the risk of data loss or damage caused by manual management. Thus, this article not only highlights the challenges faced by the Nabire Regency Livestock Service, but also provides insight into solutions that can be implemented to improve efficiency and quality of service in data management and livestock assistance,