Morphology of Residential Environment of Singengu Village in Mandailing Julu, North Sumatra

Nuraini, Cut

doi:10.5614/jpwk.2019.30.3.5

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“…Sustainable development requires a holistic approach that includes economic growth, environmental protection, and community empowerment. The existence of the community itself is key to the implementation of sustainable infrastructure development [5] [6]. Economic sustainability involves resource efficiency, ecosystem preservation, and socio-economic wellbeing.…”

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Directions for the Development of Coastal Area Infrastructure in Natal Sub-District, Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia

Muhammad Aris,

Cut Nuraini,

Feby Milanie

2024

Int.J.Livable.Sp.

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The study highlights the critical need for infrastructure development in coastal areas to support the fisheries sector and services trade. Through various methods such as assessment of current conditions and literature review, it's clear that improving infrastructure is a top priority.Objectives: This study aims to identify the infrastructure that supports the development of coastal areas in Natal Sub-district, Mandailing Natal Regency, North Sumatera, IndonesiaMethodology and Results: The research methods include descriptive analysis to identify existing infrastructure and importance-performance analysis to evaluate the importance and performance of infrastructure.The study results show that the infrastructure is divided according to its level of importance. First, within Quadrant I, infrastructure such as fish auction sites (TPI), village unit cooperatives (KUD), cold storage, and ice factories in the Natal coastal region stand out as the main focus. Recommendations include the revitalization of TPI and KUD, and the construction of cold storage facilities. Second, in Quadrant II, infrastructure such as transport support facilities, waste management, and sanitation require attention to maintain their performance. Third, in Quadrant III, gas station facilities in Sikara Kara Village are of medium-to-low priority. Finally, in Quadrant IV, infrastructure such as waste and drainage systems need to be reviewed. The revitalization of the Setia Karya dumpsite and the construction of a drainage system are part of the recommendations to improve Natal's coastal environment.Conclusion, Significance and implications: The improvement of coastal area infrastructure in Natal Sub-District, Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia emphasizes on addition, repair and revitalization. It is also recommended to strengthen the involvement of local and village governments in collaborative efforts. Further studies are needed, particularly on effective implementation of infrastructure development in the same research area.

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Directions for the Development of Coastal Area Infrastructure in Natal Sub-District, Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia

Muhammad Aris,

Cut Nuraini,

Feby Milanie

2024

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“…The data analysis method included pre-survey, survey, and data presentation stages [26]. The results of data collection, Community Sympathy-Based Slum Sanitation Planning Concept in Batu Bara District, North Sumatera, Indonesia Harmoko 1 , Abdiyanto 2 , Nuraini 3 , Sugiarto 4 p-ISSN 2580-7552; e-ISSN 2548-7515, Volume 9, Number 1, pp 55-74, 2024 58 Doi: https://doi.org/10.25105/livas.v9i1.19652 both primary and secondary, were reduced and presented in matrix form to facilitate analysis [27] [28].…”

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Community Sympathy-Based Slum Sanitation Planning Concept in Batu Bara District, North Sumatera, Indonesia

Akus Harmoko,

Abdiyanto,

Cut Nuraini

et al. 2024

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Slums in the Tanjung Tiram area of Batu Bara Regency are caused by high and uneven population density, limited habitable land and low awareness of environmental conservation among residents. This results in poor environmental sanitation and potentially affects environmental sustainability. The local government is trying to improve this situation through slum upgrading and community empowerment programs. Objectives: This study aims to examine community sympathy for the spatial concept and environmental sanitation improvement programs in Tanjung Tiram neighborhood, as well as the factors that influence it. Methodology and Results: The research method was qualitative with a rationalist approach. The study began with literature analysis and continued with field studies to describe community sympathy in sanitation management, identify patterns of behavior change, and analyze the factors that influence it. Conclusion, Significance, and Implication: The results highlight that the community demonstrated empathy through responsibility and mutual concern for the interests of others, such as involvement in the sanitation improvement process from preparation to monitoring in terms of toilet and bathroom use. Community motivation comes from cadre interventions that provide understanding, increase empathy and responsibility, and strengthen community motivation in sanitation management. Community cooperation and awareness must be increased through community empowerment programs.

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Quantitative Analysis and Cause Exploration of Architectural Feature Changes in a Traditional Chinese Village: Lingquan Village, Heyang County, Shaanxi Province

Ren

Zhou

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It is crucial for the protection and sustainable development of villages in China to effectively determine the changes that have occurred in traditional villages’ architectural features and the causes of such changes in order to provide timely feedback, correct protection planning, and construction in these villages. This paper analyzed quantitative indexes at three different scales in Lingquan village, namely construction land, public infrastructure, and the form, material, and color of roofs, using remote sensing images at different time points, drone shooting, and a field survey. It was found that the rate of change of the architectural features at the village and street levels were low, with an overall trend of improvement observed. However, the residential roof features at the building level showed more changes, with a trend of deterioration observed. It was also found that the active participation of the government was the main reason for the substantial improvement observed in the village’s street-level features. Further, for residential houses, the lack of standard guidance for their protection and renovation, as well as the lack of protection awareness and participation mechanisms, were the main reasons found for the deterioration of the village’s building-level features. Finally, the study forwarded some suggestions in order to provide reference value for the timely revision of protection strategies for many villages in China similar to Lingquan village.

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Morphology of Residential Environment of Singengu Village in Mandailing Julu, North Sumatra

Cited by 3 publications

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Directions for the Development of Coastal Area Infrastructure in Natal Sub-District, Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia

Directions for the Development of Coastal Area Infrastructure in Natal Sub-District, Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia

Community Sympathy-Based Slum Sanitation Planning Concept in Batu Bara District, North Sumatera, Indonesia

Quantitative Analysis and Cause Exploration of Architectural Feature Changes in a Traditional Chinese Village: Lingquan Village, Heyang County, Shaanxi Province

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