Analysis of the level of community readiness in Kecamatan Penajam as a buffer area for the plan to move the Capital City of Nega

Syafitri, E D; Dewanti, Ajeng Nugrahaning; Ulimaz, M

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/778/1/012002

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“…The relocation of the capital city of Indonesia is part of the national idea of sustainable development, and this is the readiness and condition of the community to support and contribute to the idea of development (Syafitri et al, 2021). Other studies identify the problem of climate analog, novel climate, and regional climate models in Southeast Asia as primary considerations.…”

Section: Transforming Vision Into Action: Exploring Collaborative Gov...mentioning

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Transforming vision into action: exploring collaborative governance strategies in the development of the Nusantara New Capital City

Rusmiyati,

Rahmadany

2024

otoritas

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The research purpose to examine collaborative governance, the potential and opportunities for the Nusantara New Capital City. The research design utilizes a qualitative exploratory method, where collected data is then analyzed using descriptive techniques. The results showed that the realization of collaborative governance in the development of Nusantara New Capital City has not been optimized due to less intensive and sustainable communication.; low levels of trust among local stakeholders; failure to build ownership and lack of transparency in achievements; lack of shared vision, mission, and perspective on resolving common issues; suboptimal realization of common values in the development of Nusantara New Capital City; achievement of only 38.1% completion progress in development; and the realization of strategic planning being less accelerated. The model for the collaborative governance optimization of Nusantara New Capital City is developed as a model emphasizing the empowerment of equality and proportional aspects of local stakeholders supported by accommodated regulation. The model can be applied to various collaborative governance objects and in other regions because it is developed according to the flexibility, conditionality, actuality, and factual nature of the issues

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Section: Transforming Vision Into Action: Exploring Collaborative Gov...mentioning

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Transforming vision into action: exploring collaborative governance strategies in the development of the Nusantara New Capital City

Rusmiyati,

Rahmadany

2024

otoritas

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“…In addition to analyzing extreme rainfall in Sepaku and Semboja, this research also examines extreme rainfall in 2 neighboring cities, Samarinda and Balikpapan, as well as their surrounding areas, which serve as buffer areas. Buffer areas play an essential role in the development of IKN [34,35]. The presence of quality and integrated infrastructure in these buffer zones facilitates the movement of people, goods, and services to IKN.…”

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Changes in Extreme Rainfall in New Capital of Indonesia (IKN) Based on 20 Years of GPM-IMERG Data

Marzuki,

Ramadhan,

Yusnaini

et al. 2023

Trends Sci

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The Indonesian government has decided to relocate the nation’s capital city from Jakarta on Java to the Nusantara Capital (IKN) on Kalimantan for political, socioeconomic, and infrastructure reasons, among others, including the threat of flood, earthquake, and land subsidence in Jakarta. However, IKN remains susceptible to hydro-meteorological disasters due to its equatorial location and high yearly rainfall amounts. In this article, we investigated changes in extreme rainfall in the IKN area over the last 20 years (2001- 2020) based on Integrated Multi-Satellite Retrievals for GPM (IMERG) version 6 data. Overall, extreme rain in the IKN area, especially in the Sepaku and Semboja sub-districts, has slightly declined in the last 2 decades, as shown by negative and positive Sen’s slopes of precipitation amount-based indices and the consecutive dry days (CDD), respectively. A decrease was also observed in RX1 day (annual maximum 1-day precipitation) and SDII (annual total rainfall divided by the number of wet days in the year) indices. This indicates that the IKN area is getting drier and could impact the availability of clean water in the future by increasing the intensity and duration of the drought. While the total amount of precipitation has decreased over the past 2 decades, there has been an increase in the intensity of more extreme precipitation events. This is evident from the rise in precipitation frequency-based indices (annual count of days with rainfall exceeding certain thresholds), such as R20mm and R50mm. The RX5day index (maximum 5-day precipitation) has also shown an increase. These changes increase the risk of flooding, so it is crucial to implement appropriate measures to mitigate the risk of floods in the IKN area. HIGHLIGHTS Extreme rain in the IKN area, especially in Sepaku and Semboja sub-districts, has slightly declined in the last 20 years. Increases were observed in the consecutive dry days (CDD) and some precipitation frequency-based indices. It is important to take appropriate measures to reduce the risk of floods and drought in the IKN areas. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT

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“…Several countries have experienced moving the capital city of a country for various reasons, including Indonesia. The relocation of the capital city of Indonesia is part of the national idea of sustainable development, and this is the readiness and condition of the community to support and contribute to the idea of development (Syafitri, Dewanti, & Ulimaz, 2021). Other studies identify the problem of climate analog, novel climate, regional climate models in the Southeast Asia region as primary considerations.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Socio-Political Research on Capital Relocation: Examining Contributions to the Case of Indonesia

Baharuddin

Nurmandi

Qodir

et al. 2022

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The idea of building a new capital city is a recent issue that has been widely discussed in Indonesia. To help observe the urgency of these ideas, research results are needed by analyzing several published documents available globally. This helps study the evolution of the discourse of moving the new capital city through research results. This study aims to fill the gap in previous research on moving the State Capital with a bibliometric analysis approach. The bibliometric analysis research method maximizes the analytical tool, namely Vosviewer. This approach explores relocating the National Capital by reviewing publications and research globally, especially in the socio-political field indexed in the Scopus database. This study found 176 most relevant publication documents and was considered influential on other published documents. In line with the discourse on relocating the Indonesian capital, this study finds that the tendency of Indonesian researchers to distribute publication documents is very minimal globally, but the results of this study view that the study of the relocation of the National Capital has the potential to be extensively researched in the future, especially in the socio-political field. Some topics are relevant to be studied, including urbanization, regional development, economic development, political geography, government relocation, modernization, identity construction, state-building, climate change, and others. The contribution of this research becomes a reference for further researchers in determining the position of contributions to the development of more relevant research in the future.

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Analysis of the level of community readiness in Kecamatan Penajam as a buffer area for the plan to move the Capital City of Nega

Cited by 5 publications

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Transforming vision into action: exploring collaborative governance strategies in the development of the Nusantara New Capital City

Transforming vision into action: exploring collaborative governance strategies in the development of the Nusantara New Capital City

Changes in Extreme Rainfall in New Capital of Indonesia (IKN) Based on 20 Years of GPM-IMERG Data

Bibliometric Analysis of Socio-Political Research on Capital Relocation: Examining Contributions to the Case of Indonesia

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