Abstract
Abstract
Climate change in recent years has become increasingly worrying for the earth’s population, almost every country has been severely damaged by flood, and some even have to experience loss of life and property. A great effort from every land user to manage proper land use is needed in an attempt to prevent floods. This research aims to evaluate sustainable land use so that it does not cause runoff, which later will contribute to wider floods. The type of research applied is descriptive quantitative implementing survey research methods and evaluation of land flood discharge on campus V UNS Surakarta Indonesia. The calculation results of flood discharge that may occur then compared to the available drainage capacity. The results showed that land use still meets the requirements for the ratio of closed land and open land, as well as the available drainage is still able to accommodate the estimated rainfall discharge for the next seven-year period.