2021
DOI: 10.5614/jpwk.2021.32.1.5
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Rethinking inclusive city development amid COVID-19: the Indonesia context

Abstract: Currently, cities all over the world are experiencing pressures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, including cities in Indonesia. Studies show that the number of poor has been increasing since the spread of COVID-19, mostly in urban areas. Recent news indicates that the pandemic has the potential to add millions of new urban poor due to the threat of future layoffs faced by low-income people. The current condition in Indonesia’s urban areas indicates exclusion of the urban poor, which underlines the need for inc… Show more

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“…Pada saat artikel ini ditulis, telah terjadi Pandemi Covid-19 yang pada awalnya mulai terjadi di Wuhan, China dan menyebar hingga ke seluruh dunia. Wabah yang terjadi ini membawa tidak hanya masalah kesehatan tetapi juga masalah krisis ekonomi secara global akibat pembatasan sosial yang terjadi (Raissa et al, 2021). Di Indonesia sendiri Covid-19 mulai masuk pada bulan maret 2020 dan mengakibatkan peristiwa lockdown dan pembatasan sosial.…”
Section: Pengaruh Covid-19 Terhadap Pasar Properti DI Jakartaunclassified
“…Pada saat artikel ini ditulis, telah terjadi Pandemi Covid-19 yang pada awalnya mulai terjadi di Wuhan, China dan menyebar hingga ke seluruh dunia. Wabah yang terjadi ini membawa tidak hanya masalah kesehatan tetapi juga masalah krisis ekonomi secara global akibat pembatasan sosial yang terjadi (Raissa et al, 2021). Di Indonesia sendiri Covid-19 mulai masuk pada bulan maret 2020 dan mengakibatkan peristiwa lockdown dan pembatasan sosial.…”
Section: Pengaruh Covid-19 Terhadap Pasar Properti DI Jakartaunclassified
“…After the pandemic started to be overcome, the facilities were limited to the number of visitors until they reopened to the public in 2022, as the results of the interview with the admin at the facility. In this case, the city government tries to be inclusive because only an inclusive city can grow and develop in all situations and challenges in the future (Raissa et al, 2021). Besides that, Smart branding is also related to other dimensions that come into contact with Human Resources, namely the dimension of smart There are no related Regional Regulations people.…”
Section: Conditions and Constraints On Policy Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is due to the relief of the territory − the city was historically formed on a hilly area, and there is also a river with green islands (Figure 8). Unfortunately, this territory is not well-maintained and, as a result, it is unsuitable as a place of recreation for city dwellers, providing minimal impact on increasing the level of happiness and quality of life [27][28][29][30][31][32].…”
Section: Ukraine's Place In the Ranking Of The Greenest Cities In The...mentioning
confidence: 99%