Model of Sustainable Wellbeing on Decent House Study Case of Bekasi City, West Java, Indonesia

Astuti, Lina Tri; Tjiptoherijanto, Prijono; Haeruman, Herman; Koestoer, Raldi H.S.

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2015.07.046

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“…De Jong Psychology et al (2002) reported mixed conclusions of the changes of rural-urban migrants' subjective well-being that stemmed from post-move satisfaction with employment situation, living environment, and community facilities in Thailand. Astuti et al (2015) constructed a model to measure the well-being with reference to the built environment on the case study of Bekasi City in Indonesia, and found that the sustainable housing environmental quality was the core aspect of well-being.…”

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Expectations for the Future Life of Floating People in Mega-Cities: A Study of In-Migrants in Beijing, China

Hu¹,

Liu²,

Yan³

et al. 2020

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This paper aims to contribute to the theorisation of the expectations for the future life (EFL) of floating people whose household registration books (hukou) are not registered locally in China's mega-cities. Although the EFL of many rural-urban migrants is explicit, the EFL type of other floating cohorts such as educated migrants and the formation mechanism of EFL of floating people are much less well understood. We argue that EFL is a person's pre-judgment or estimation of living conditions in the future based on his/her perception of current human well-being or utility of life and its main concern is whether he/she expects to live in the mega-city in the future. Based on the social production functions (SPF) theory, three types of EFL for floating population are identified by using data collected from in-depth interviews with 30 Beijing's migrants. This paper reveals that the EFL of floating population is formed by comparing their current actual utility of life with the "normative utility" in the specific life course stage, which is the life utility that people should have in their specific life course stage expected by the society. Finally, these findings are checked out that the theoretical saturation has been reached by applying another 9 copies of transcripts of interviewees.

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Expectations for the Future Life of Floating People in Mega-Cities: A Study of In-Migrants in Beijing, China

Hu¹,

Liu²,

Yan³

et al. 2020

PSYCH

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“…416 of 1990 [21], drinking water maximum and minimum limits of the pH range of 6.5-8.5 are used [22]. means that tap water in the area of East Jakarta was still safe to use due to the pH of the water of the eastern coastline of Jakarta has the average value of 8.11-8.35.…”

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Analytical Report on Water Quality of Residential and Industrial Area of East Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

IZZATI¹,

suprihatiningsih²,

Pratama³

et al. 2018

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“…In this research, students are expected to be able to address problems about housing and to find solutions. Based on the results, the quality of a sustainable or eco-friendly housing environment is a core aspect of welfare humans should support (Astuti et al, 2015). Proper planning starts from one person (student), then the community, and eventually grows bigger in an area.…”

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Case Study: Future Home Design Project for Developing Pro-Environmental Attitudes

Yuliyanto

2019

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The results of the learning evaluation indicate that many students do not apply to proenvironmental attitudes. This case study research investigated the potential of making future home designs to develop a pro-environmental attitude. The study was conducted in two stages and involved thirty-five students. In the first stage, the students discussed plants, water, electricity, and garbage at home. The results of the discussion were formulated to be future home designs. In the second stage, the students designed future homes. The results show that the students can implement their ideas into 2-dimensional (2D). The results indicate that most of the students can implement their ideas as much as 86%. The students enthusiastically participated in the learning process. The results show that all students have plants, 11% use Light Emitting Diode (LED), 6% use solar lighting, 71% use proper water sanitation, 54% apply waste management, and 81% have bio pores. It can be concluded that future home design project has the potential to develop a pro-environment attitude.

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Model of Sustainable Wellbeing on Decent House Study Case of Bekasi City, West Java, Indonesia

Cited by 12 publications

References 2 publications

Expectations for the Future Life of Floating People in Mega-Cities: A Study of In-Migrants in Beijing, China

Expectations for the Future Life of Floating People in Mega-Cities: A Study of In-Migrants in Beijing, China

Analytical Report on Water Quality of Residential and Industrial Area of East Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

Case Study: Future Home Design Project for Developing Pro-Environmental Attitudes

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