Landslides are a type of natural disaster that results in loss of life and
significant material damage, such as agricultural land destruction,
residential areas, roads, bridges, irrigation, and other physical
infrastructure. From 2021 to 2022, at least 25 landslide incidents were
recorded in Kalibening District. This research aims to analyze the level of
landslide vulnerability in Kalibening District, Banjarnegara Regency. The
research method employed is quantitative descriptive. Spatial data regarding
slope inclination, rainfall, soil type, rock type, and land use are analyzed
using scoring methods and overlay techniques. The research results reveal
that Kalibening District has three levels of landslide vulnerability: high
vulnerability covering an area of 2,125.87 hectares (23.39%), moderate
vulnerability covering an area of 6,256.11 hectares (68.65%), and low
vulnerability covering an area of 735.01 hectares (8.05%). By mapping
landslide vulnerability levels, this study provides information for local
governments to develop comprehensive and coordinated disaster
management plans, including risk identification, vulnerability mitigation,
evacuation planning, and post-disaster recovery measures. Further research
and more detailed analysis of landslide risk factors and predictive modeling
of landslide occurrences are needed to understand the relationships between
these factors better.