Governance and administrative process of the Light Rail Train project in Palembang, Indonesia

Hairi, Muhammad Akbar

doi:10.1108/pap-06-2020-0031

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“…The Iliran and Uluan dichotomy dates back to the Sultanate and is embedded in the cultural heritage on both sides of the river [25]. This is still preserved today in the name of tourism so that the Ulu area is seen more as an area of leisure and rest while the Ilir area is an area of work and activity [33]. As a result, we can see that the Ulu area is an area that celebrates homogenization rather than brightly lit and vibrant urban heterogeneity.…”

Section: B Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Islamic Architecture: The Correlation Between Cultural Diversity and Mosque Roof Types in Palembang

Angkasa,

Febrina,

Kamil

2024

JIA

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Cultural diversity influences different types of mosque roofs that can be seen even in neighboring districts. This paper examines the differences in mosque dome types in two areas that differ in terms of cultural diversity, namely the Ulu and Ilir areas of Palembang City. The Ulu area is known to have much lower cultural diversity than the Ilir area. The survey was conducted on 50 mosques located in Palembang City and spread across the two regions. We then categorized them into three roof coverings: dome, pyramid, and mixed. We also calculated a diversity index to assess social diversity in each region. Fisher's Exact test was then conducted to determine whether there were differences in dome types by region. It was found that round domes dominated the Ulu region, while pyramids and mixed domes dominated the Ilir region. The paper concludes that the cultural composition in the Ulu, which the Palembang Malay ethnic group dominates, encourages of using of the standard round dome. In contrast, the relatively high cultural diversity in the Ilir leads to the prominence of the identity of the elites who prioritize the pyramid dome and efforts to accommodate multiculturalism with the mixed dome. In particular, this article can encourage efforts to develop theories on architectural dynamics under the influence of cultural diversity in urban and rural areas.

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Section: B Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Islamic Architecture: The Correlation Between Cultural Diversity and Mosque Roof Types in Palembang

Angkasa,

Febrina,

Kamil

2024

JIA

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“…In addition, this paper proposes that Indonesia should continue developing the eco-mobility industry using foreign investments (China, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore), with their expertise and experience in the green tech industry. Yet, political stability should be maintained to ensure investors for long-term cooperation in Indonesia (Hairi, 2020). This also reflects the governance for sustainable development theoretical framework, which suggests all the govern-ance stakeholders have an active role in ensuring the project would benefit all actors.…”

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Governance for Sustainable Development for Nickel Project in Indonesia

Hairi,

Zukriadi,

Wulung

et al. 2023

JKAP (Jurnal Kebijakan dan Administrasi Publik)

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The paper investigates the governance and administrative process in the nickel project in Indonesia and offers suggestions to apply governance for sustainable development concept for creating an eco-mobility industry in Indonesia. This paper is a case study using qualitative methodology and governance for sustainable development theoretical framework. In applying qualitative methodology, this paper is supported by previous research publications, local press publications, and interviews. The governance for sustainable development is used as a strategic guideline in mining project to develop Indonesia’s eco-mobility industry further. This paper has three findings. First, the nickel project in Indonesia is part of bilateral cooperation between Indonesia with the National Strategic Program and China with the Belt and Road Initiative program. Thus, the concept of governance is not only applied in domestic policy but also bilateral cooperation. Second, non-technical issues have been identified during the governance and administrative process of nickel project in Indonesia. The governance concept must be applied to resolve the project’s non-technical problems and make it sustainable. Third, all the governance stakeholders in the nickel project must adopt a sustainable governance development framework. Indonesia should avoid further setback and refrain from the previous oil-booming phenomenon in the 1970s. The governance sustainable development concept requires all the stakeholders in the mining project to cooperate inclusively. It comprises extraction, production, recycling-waste management, e-vehicle industry, social acceptance, and rehabilitating the environment (land, air, water, and the living beings) affected by mining activities. This paper highlights Indonesia’s experience in creating an eco-mobility industry, using the nickel project as the key driver under investigation.

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“…Some of the activities that the community can carry out include: being a manager, being a guide or providing various things tourists need. Tourists not only come to enjoy the attraction but also need multiple items such as lodging, transportation or souvenir products [60][61][62]. The local community can provide all the needs of these tourists.…”

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Community-Based Village Management Independence In Efforts to Create Sustainable Tourism (Panglipuran Tourism Village Phenomena)

Sulistyo,

Fatmawati,

Nuryakin

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Tourist behavior change in choosing tourist attractions have made tourism villages the prima donna. The presence of a tourist village is interpreted as an integration between interest and social activity with the leading role played by the community. Through these activities, the part of tourism in community empowerment is something that needs attention. This study aims to find the meaning of Independence in managing tourist villages carried out by the community. This study uses a qualitative design through a phenomenon. This study tries to explore the community’s experience as a tourist village manager and the impacts that arise. The data collection process was carried out through semi-structured interviews with five informants. This research showed the meaning of community independence and its impact on managing tourist villages, including community self-confidence, community commitment, community economic empowerment and knowledge transfer. Thus, good management will provide positive results for the village’s and its people’s development. Several studies strengthen the argument for the role of the community as managers of regional potential. However, only some studies have raised the issue of community independence in managing tourist villages. Besides that, the conclusions of this study can also provide the guidance needed to develop regional potential, especially in tourism villages.

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Governance and administrative process of the Light Rail Train project in Palembang, Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Islamic Architecture: The Correlation Between Cultural Diversity and Mosque Roof Types in Palembang

Islamic Architecture: The Correlation Between Cultural Diversity and Mosque Roof Types in Palembang

Governance for Sustainable Development for Nickel Project in Indonesia

Community-Based Village Management Independence In Efforts to Create Sustainable Tourism (Panglipuran Tourism Village Phenomena)

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