Green City MIS as a Sustainable Urban GOS Provision Control Implementation Model

Wikantiyoso, Respati; Tutuko, Pindo; Suhartono, Tonny; Sulaksono, Aditya Galih; Safrilia, Adisti

doi:10.14246/irspsda.8.1_160

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“…In Malang, Over 17 GOS development projects have been funded by CSR funds in the past three years (Wikantiyoso & Suhartono, 2018). This strategy needs to be improved by communicating and negotiating GOS revitalization design to minimize the impact of reducing green open space (Wikantiyoso et al, 2020). Therefore, it is important to establish private, community, and charitable foundation-eligible green open space funds.…”

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Governing green open space in indonesia: barriers and opportunities to enhancing enviromental quality

Yusuf,

Kurniasih,

Saputra

2023

otoritas

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This article discusses the enhancing of governing green open space in Indonesia. It began by looking at the current condition of green open space in Indonesia, highlighting the barriers faced in governing these areas, looking at opportunities to enhancing, and making recommendations to improve green open space governance. Literature review on governance frameworks that can maximize the potential of green open spaces in Indonesia. The results of this study show that there are several constraints in governing green open spaces, including less awareness and understanding among stakeholders, limited funding and resources, inadequate urban planning, limited community involvement, limited law enforcement and monitoring, urbanization and land scarcity, and weak coordination among government agencies in their management bodies. Our findings point to opportunities in governing greenspace areas, by learning from successful projects, exploring global good practices; innovative financing and partnerships; integrating greenspace into urban planning for cohesive neighborhoods; engaging communities for long-term success and shared responsibility; raising awareness of the value of greenspace through educational campaigns; and utilizing technology for data-driven decision-making and community participation. These opportunities contribute to policy recommendations that can be used by the central government and local governments to improve green open space governance in Indonesia.

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Governing green open space in indonesia: barriers and opportunities to enhancing enviromental quality

Yusuf,

Kurniasih,

Saputra

2023

otoritas

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“…The non-structural approach focuses on optimizing local community involvement. These approaches include the concept of integrated flood management, sustainable drainage systems, flood resilience systems [11], and managing green open space [15], [16]. Flood solutions should be directed at prevention efforts to more effective flood risk management in reducing casualties and property.…”

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Towards sustainable community: Effort to reduce flood risk and increase well-being in a densely populated flood-prone area

Sedyowati

Chandrarin

Nugraha

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Dealing with flooding in a densely populated flood-prone area poses complex challenges. Almost all residents realize that living in the area is hazardous. However, they choose to stay there. Therefore, flood risk management should be applied in the area. This study aims to: 1) develop facts of the local community in a flood-prone area in decreasing the flood risk while improving well-being through modifying drainage channels used for fish and vegetable farming; 2) evaluate all benefits of drainage investments include the social and economic benefits. The research method consists of a quantitative approach through the distribution of questionnaires and a qualitative approach through in-depth interviews and field surveys. In this study, a concerted community effort was developed as a design parameter. At the same time, the observation parameters include knowledge of the causes of flooding, knowledge of flood risk, community involvement, and government flood control programs. The results showed that the strength of concerted community effort was significantly influenced by the knowledge of flood risk and the local community involvement. This effort can decrease the flood risk by up to 30% and serve direct financial benefits of IDR 48 million in a year.

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“…It is vital to understand Indonesian kampong patterns to get a fundamental understanding about kampongs to facilitate sustainable urban form. Many research works on sustainable development from different urban perspectives have been conducted, including topics such as economics and politics (Rodríguez-Alegría, Millhauser, & Stoner, 2013;Yi & Ryu, 2015), as well as sustainable development in metropolises, given the impacts of urbanisation (Firman, 1999(Firman, , 2009Tutuko & Shen, 2016;Sedyowati, Suhartanto, & Sholichin, 2018;Tutuko, Subagijo, & Aini, 2018;Wikantiyoso et al, 2020;Wikantiyoso et al, 2021). This approach uses the calculation of depth on the justified graph, which is usually done to determine the relationship hierarchy within the space syntax method.…”

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The Spatial Pattern of a Kampong Area in Malang City using a Space Syntax Approach

Tutuko¹,

Bonifacius

Yuniawan

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IRSPSD International

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In Indonesia, a kampong is an urban village region where about 75% of the city populace resides. Of late, kampongs have been drawing the attention of city government authorities with regards to formulation of kampong improvement initiatives and the conservation of kampongs by adhering to specific themes. This includes Malang city as well. Concerning one of the many urban planning challenges regarding sustainability, it is essential to monitor the kampong pattern in Malang. This pattern may be used for creating other kampongs using the template. The space syntax approach is utilised for determining the attributes of the kampong spatial patterns in Malang city. Moreover, kampong patterns were compared to determine the anticipated pattern. Depth computation and map connectivity concerning any theme-based Malang kampongs were used. Computing such patterns requires connectivity and depth computations. Justified plots are mathematical tools used for such computations; the DepthMapX software is used for the same. The present research aims to determine computations used for kampong pattern identification utilised for city planning. This computation will help determine which kampong has the most superior depth and connectivity among the reviewed kampongs and which kampong has the most intricate spatial syntax.

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Green City MIS as a Sustainable Urban GOS Provision Control Implementation Model

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Governing green open space in indonesia: barriers and opportunities to enhancing enviromental quality

Governing green open space in indonesia: barriers and opportunities to enhancing enviromental quality

Towards sustainable community: Effort to reduce flood risk and increase well-being in a densely populated flood-prone area

The Spatial Pattern of a Kampong Area in Malang City using a Space Syntax Approach

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