A Quantitative Perspective on Kampung Kota: Elaborating Definition and Variables of Indonesian Informal Settlements

Anindito, Dhimas Bayu; Indriansyah, Naufal Rofi; Maula, Farida Khuril; Akbar, Roos

doi:10.14246/irspsd.7.2_53

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“…In this regard, self-help houses are often built without complying with technical standards and following disorganised processes. This practice is found in many urban kampongs in Indonesia (Anindito, Indriansyah, et al, 2019), characterised by its informality (Dewita, Yen, et al, 2018) and has become a typical phenomenon of urban slums (Wu, 2016).…”

Section: Low-income Housing Provision Issue: a Comprehensive Discussionmentioning

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Post-implementation Review of Low-income Housing Provision Policy: A Qualitative Study with Executives’ Perspective

Vitriana

2023

IRSPSD International

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This study aims to analyse Indonesian housing policies and practices at the local level, focusing on the Metropolitan Area of West Java, Indonesia. Secondary data was obtained from current Indonesian basic regulations in Housing Affairs and Regional Administration Laws, while primary data was collected from interviews with bureaucratic actors from central, provincial, and city/regency governments. Data is processed through qualitative content analysis. The discussion of housing provision for low-income communities refers to self-help and public housing modes. The result shows that the local government's role in self-help housing provision is mostly in supporting quality improvement, which is less effective since the quality was not wellmaintained. Local government also has limited authority in public housing provision, raising policy debates and polemics on its field implementation. This study recommends a housing delivery system instead of divisions in authorities. The governments can develop various public-private partnership schemes to support public housing provision. In addition, a clear vertical housing career path is essential to encourage low-income people's acceptance of urban vertical living.

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Section: Low-income Housing Provision Issue: a Comprehensive Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Post-implementation Review of Low-income Housing Provision Policy: A Qualitative Study with Executives’ Perspective

Vitriana

2023

IRSPSD International

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“…Urban expansion in both metropolitan areas continued into the peri-urban areas, consistently forming two major mega-urban corridors in Jakarta. This peri-urban growth pattern is parallel with the peri-urbanization pushed by the urban infrastructure development [26,[59][60][61][62], as well as the growth of private settlements, new towns, and private industrial estate [56,57,63].…”

Section: How Rapid Is Peri-urban Landscape Change In Asian Developing...mentioning

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Peri-Urbanization in Populous Developing Asian Countries: A Systematic Review

Christiawan,

Nguyen

2024

IJSDP

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Peri-urbanization in developing countries is a double-edged sword. It creates many economic opportunities but disrupts peri-urban livelihoods. Through a systematic literature review, we present a comprehensive overview of peri-urbanization and livelihood dynamics in China, India, and Indonesia. Data shows that physical urban development is outpacing population growth, leading to increased livelihood assets and outcomes but also disruptions. The rapid urban expansion increased peri-urban livelihood assets, leading to increased income and wellbeing for off-farm workers, while farmers faced landlessness, water degradation, and migrant competition. The findings encourage regional scientists and professionals collaboration with the government on peri-urban planning to develop a common framework for sustainable periurban livelihoods that anticipates spatial-demographic changes and livelihood pattern dynamics to identify and address future challenges.

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“…Sebuah kampung kota biasanya terdiri dari penduduk kota, baik pribumi, migran, atau migran musiman. Penduduk biasanya berasal dari kelompok ekonomi menengah ke bawah yang tidak memiliki infrastruktur dan fasilitas lingkungan (Anindito et al 2019). Berdasarkan pengamatan kampung, masyarakat memiliki toilet umum komunal dan kamar mandi, dan beberapa daerah dengan pasokan air dari pemerintah.…”

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Kesadaran Lingkungan Anak Muda di Kota: Pelajaran dari Membaca Kota di Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Swadana,

Phuong,

Sato

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ABSTRAK Bencana lingkungan telah membahayakan kota Yogyakarta. Penduduk muda kota ini telah dan akan terus terkena dampak dari bencana-bencana ini. Namun, pendidikan lingkungan hidup (PLH) di kota ini kurang efektif dalam menciptakan kesadaran di kalangan anak-anak dan remaja tentang isu-isu lingkungan hidup di sekitar mereka. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk menilai dan meningkatkan peran anak muda di Yogyakarta untuk menghadapi permasalahan tersebut, proyek Membaca Kota dilaksanakan di Kampung Jogonegaran dengan menggunakan metode berikut: 1) survei kuantitatif pra-proyek; 2) kegiatan interaktif; dan 3) diskusi kelompok terarah pasca-kegiatan. Berdasarkan hasil pra-survei, para anak muda kampung menunjukkan kesadaran dan kepedulian mereka terhadap isu-isu lingkungan perkotaan seperti pengelolaan sampah dan ruang terbuka hijau. Selama kegiatan berlangsung, para peserta menunjukkan berbagai tingkat keterlibatan dan respon. Setelah penelitian selesai, para anak muda menunjukkan kesadaran yang lebih besar dan kesiapan untuk menyuarakan dan mengambil tindakan terkait masalah lingkungan di perkotaan. Setelah kegiatan yang dilakukan, beberapa wawasan ditemukan untuk meningkatkan program pendidikan lingkungan berbasis masyarakat: 1) melibatkan peserta dalam semua tahapan program sangat penting; 2) memastikan adanya saling pengertian antara peserta dan penyelenggara sangat penting; dan 3) penerapan pedoman standar untuk kegiatan manajemen proyek diperlukan. Kata Kunci: Lingkungan Urban, Pendidikan Lingkungan Interaktif, Agensi Anak Muda, Pengorganisasian Komunitas Anak Muda.ABSTRACT Environmental disasters have endangered the city of Yogyakarta. The city's young population has been and will continue to be affected by these disasters. However, environmental education (PLH) in the city is less effective in creating awareness among children and adolescents about environmental issues around them. This research was conducted to assess and improve the role of young people in Yogyakarta to face these problems, the City Reading project was carried out in Jogonegaran Village using the following methods: 1) pre-project quantitative survey; 2) interactive activities; and 3) post-activity focus group discussions. Based on the pre-survey results, the village youths showed their awareness and concern for urban environmental issues such as waste management and green open spaces. During the activity, participants showed varying levels of engagement and response. After the study was completed, the young people showed greater awareness and readiness to voice and take action on environmental issues in urban areas. Following the activities undertaken, several insights were found to improve community-based environmental education programs: 1) involving participants in all stages of the program is essential; 2) ensuring mutual understanding between participants and organizers is essential; and 3) the implementation of standard guidelines for project management activities is necessary Keywords: Urban Environment, Interactive Environmental Education, Youth Agency, Youth Community Organizing.

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A Quantitative Perspective on Kampung Kota: Elaborating Definition and Variables of Indonesian Informal Settlements

Cited by 9 publications

References 32 publications

Post-implementation Review of Low-income Housing Provision Policy: A Qualitative Study with Executives’ Perspective

Post-implementation Review of Low-income Housing Provision Policy: A Qualitative Study with Executives’ Perspective

Peri-Urbanization in Populous Developing Asian Countries: A Systematic Review

Kesadaran Lingkungan Anak Muda di Kota: Pelajaran dari Membaca Kota di Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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