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This study discusses the process of restoring post-flood soil functions with self-sufficient community activities in Garut, West Java, Indonesia. The soil restoration is conducted based on the aspirations of the community. This study used a qualitative approach to obtain natural settings of which many behaviors and events occur during the recovery period. This study also uses institutional theory, because it can guide researchers on institutional structures, regulations and procedures that can have a significant impact on the good of the community. The study finds that performing their functions as elected organizers; they always prioritize the interests of the people in their activities. To achieve that, the managers of the organization, comprehend and collect the aspirations of the community; accommodate and follow up aspirations and complaints; create events together with the society and give moral encouragement to rise from adversity. The study also found many events leading to soil maintenance to prevent future damage.

Post-flood handling pattern by self-sufficient community in Garut