Evaluasi program penyediaan perumahan pada masyarakat berpenghasilan rendah di kota Bukittinggi

Prastiyo, Anggih; Noer, Melinda; Verinita, Verinita

doi:10.29210/30032030000

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“…These variables include environmental economic resources that can support the successful implementation of policies; the extent to which interest groups provide support for policy implementation; characteristics of the participants, namely supporting or rejecting the nature of public opinion in the environment and whether the political elite supports policy implementation. Based on the results of research conducted by Prastiyo et al, (2022) the calculation of effectiveness found that the value of effectiveness, namely the program to fulfill housing needs that had been carried out was considered quite effective. Then, at the level of efficiency that is assessed in terms of house monitoring and assistance according to needs, it is considered quite efficient.…”

Section: Social Political and Economic Conditionsmentioning

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The Implementation of Housing Development Licensing and Non-Licensing Policies for Low Income Communities of Sukabumi City

Azmila,

Mulyadi,

Amirulloh

2022

j. il.adm.publik.

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The purpose of the study was to determine the process of implementing licensing and non-licensing housing development which was held to meet housing needs for low-income people. The method in this study uses a descriptive research method with a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques using interview techniques, observation, and documentation related to the research. The data analysis technique in this study was carried out qualitatively. This study uses five dimensions of policy implementation from Van Meter Van Horn. Based on the results of research that has been carried out by researchers regarding the Implementation of Licensing and Non-licensing Implementation Policies for housing development for low-income communities in Sukabumi City as a whole it has been going well and optimally, but there are some things that are still not going well. Social and economic conditions have a good effect on the community, especially people with low incomes, previously they did not have a home and now have a home. Another thing is the decrease in investors in investing in the Sukabumi City area caused by the global pandemic which has an impact on all aspects.

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The Implementation of Housing Development Licensing and Non-Licensing Policies for Low Income Communities of Sukabumi City

Azmila,

Mulyadi,

Amirulloh

2022

j. il.adm.publik.

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“…Introduction Every individual or group essentially wants to have a house that is livable, both in terms of physical and residential environment [7]. The continuing increase in population causes an imbalance between housing demand and housing supply, resulting in a housing shortage (Backlog).…”

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Determination of The Most Livable Subsidized Housing In Karang Joang Village Balikpapan City

Nugroho,

Kadri,

Sudarta

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Every individual or group essentially wants to have a house that is livable, both in terms of physical and residential environment. when choosing a house, people are also influenced by preference factors related to physical and non-physical comfort and security. In this case, low-income people have very little information regarding references about cheap houses but with good physical and non-physical environmental quality even though the price is cheap. Therefore, this research aims to provide references to the community regarding subsidized housing for low-income communities that have the most livable environment physically and non-physically. This research is using Geographic Information System (GIS) to know the liveable areas and suitable with the location of subsidized housing. The Geographis Information System (GIS) that used in this research is using ArcGis wich is the tools that we used is Buffering and Overlay Analysis. After the analysis the result was carried out, and the result is the high liveable area in Karang Joang Village is 177.43 Ha, then the medium liveable area is 2,098.74 Ha, and the low liveable area is 7,956.19 Ha. And then, it is known that there is only 1 subsidized housing in the medium liveable area, and no subsidized housing in the high liveable area.

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The Impact of Orientation on Energy Use in Affordable Housing in Humid Tropical Climate Area

Andrea Sembiring,

Maharani,

Jhonson Hamonangan Sitorus

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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One of the factors causing this increase is energy use in the housing sector. Based on reports from the BPS-Statistics Indonesia, there is still a shortage of 12.7 million houses. To meet this shortage, the Indonesian government provides subsidies for the provision of affordable housing as well as design standards for healthy affordable housing for low-income people. One option to optimize energy use in a residential home without incurring large additional costs is through the use of passive design. One of the determining factors in passive building design to reduce energy use is through determining the building orientation. This research will investigate the relationship between orientation and energy use in affordable housing in Indonesia. Through simulations carried out in conjunction with 24 orientations of healthy affordable housing in Indonesia, orientations that provide the best optimization value for energy use will be obtained. This research will only examine one parameter: building orientation. By knowing the optimal orientation and the energy that can be reduced through implementing this orientation, it is hoped that this research can be taken into consideration by the Indonesian government in making regulations regarding the orientation of healthy affordable housing in Indonesia.

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Evaluasi program penyediaan perumahan pada masyarakat berpenghasilan rendah di kota Bukittinggi

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The Implementation of Housing Development Licensing and Non-Licensing Policies for Low Income Communities of Sukabumi City

The Implementation of Housing Development Licensing and Non-Licensing Policies for Low Income Communities of Sukabumi City

Determination of The Most Livable Subsidized Housing In Karang Joang Village Balikpapan City

The Impact of Orientation on Energy Use in Affordable Housing in Humid Tropical Climate Area

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