The Impact of IKN on Socio-Economic Development in Penajem Paser Utara (PPU) and Kutai Kartanegara

Abstract

The construction of a New Capital City (IKN) will have major implications for the equitable distribution of national welfare. The development of the National Capital Region (IKN) is a national strategic project that is considered to be able to increase economic growth and equitable distribution of national welfare. There are data that explain empirically the explanatory material that has been discussed. It can be emphasized that in the short term, the development of the IKN can encourage economic activity through infrastructure investment in the IKN and surrounding areas. Then encourage trade between regions, and open up job creation opportunities. This paper also recommends that development in the context of welfare is not only a matter of increasing economic impact after the development of IKN in PPU and Kukar. However, in the context of the perspective of local community involvement in the stages of IKN development, it must be included, especially the contribution to recommendations for strengthening the socio-cultural aspect. The analysis used in this paper is descriptive qualitative research. In collecting data to support this research will track through data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) and National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) for each area affected by IKN.

Tracing Trends and Patterns of IKN Words in Media and Twitter: A Linguistic Corpus Study (Menelusuri Tren dan Pola Kata IKN di Media dan Twitter: Kajian Korpus Linguisti)

“…These debates have covered a range of topics. Furthermore, online media has facilitated public engagement and discourse on IKN Nusantara (B et al, 2022;Septiani et al, 2022). Social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook, and online forums, have allowed individuals to share their opinions, raise questions, and express their perspectives on the new capital (Hairunnisa & Syaka, 2022).…”

Assessing the Economic Feasibility of Tourism around IKN: Does it Beyond the SDG Standards?

“…In certain experiences, it is only limited to the beginning with initial premises and hypotheses. Several national studies, for example, Maria et al (2022) related destination labels from the perspective of providing accommodation to bring in tourists in Samboja, Althalets et al (2023) discuss the restructuring of cultural destinations in Kutai Lama from a practical lens; Nugraha et al (2022) rais the theme of the industrialization of IKN tourism through the ideology of "Pancasila" to control the security of forest conservation and national defense; Kawuryan et al (2022) exploring new gaps in exposing sharia tourism, sport tourism, and mangrove tourism at IKN, Kalalinggi et al (2022) projected that the new IKN faces serious challenges in preparing a tourism space with certainty in greener and smarter accessibility, and Jauchar et al (2022) predict that the IKN project will have significant implications for tourism prosperity in Kukar and PPU. In its performance, it was realized that there was a fundamental gap between the reality of tourism management in IKN and the existing literature.…”