Typology of Slum Management in Coastal Settlement as a Reference of Neighborhood Planning in Konawe

Santi,; Bachrun, Ratna; Ornam, Kurniati

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/846/1/012018

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“…Infrastructure provision as a tool for community life differs between life in the city center and on the city's outskirts. and toilets), whose physical form is not feasible, for example, it experiences regular flooding every year (Lioyd, 1979;Santi et al, 2017). Slums are seen as settlements or housing for urban poor people who are densely populated, located on the sides of streets or alleys in dirty conditions, and are part of the city as a whole or are called sewage areas (Mcfarlane, 2008;Wohl, 2017).…”

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Comparison of Community Responses to Clean Water Facilities The KOTAKU Program in Bekasi Regency

Rabbani,

Marsoyo

2023

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Efforts to successfully build a slum management program are related to spatial and non-spatial characteristics. The government helped address slums through the KOTAKU program. One of its activities is clean water facilities that involve community participation. Differences in characteristics in the city center and suburbs resulted in diverse implementations and community responses. This study aims to compare the community's response to the clean water facilities of the KOTAKU Program in Pasirsari and Mekarsari Villages, Bekasi Regency, as an evaluation of the KOTAKU program implemented by the government. The research method uses quantitative and descriptive qualitative methods, with a sample of 120 people. The results showed that the community response to the efficiency variable showed that the majority of the responses agreed, and there was no difference, as well as the responses to the effectiveness and sustainability criteria. The effectiveness variable suggests that most reactions agree, and there is no difference. The sustainability variable show that most responses agree, and there is no difference. The study concludes that the majority of the community's response to the clean water facilities of the KOTAKU program is no different, meaning that the program has the same reaction with good efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability in city center and suburbs.

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Comparison of Community Responses to Clean Water Facilities The KOTAKU Program in Bekasi Regency

Rabbani,

Marsoyo

2023

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“…Slums are a phenomenon that characterizes cities in low to middle-income countries [2]. The phenomenon of slums is also happening in most cities in Indonesia [3]. Slums are a challenge in sustainable development, so a sustainable approach to handling is needed [4].…”

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Sustainability Development Environment: Improving Social Economy in Kalikondang Village, Demak Regency

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Success in upgrading slums over time will tend to return to slums. This is due to unrelated economic, social, and environmental aspects. The newly upgraded Kalikondang Village tends to experience this problem because the economic sector does not support sustainability. Based on these problems, the purpose of this study is to find a sustainable model for settlement development and maintenance in Kalikondang Village, Demak Regency. The research method uses a mixed-method with a concurrent embedded model. Quantitative and qualitative descriptive analysis techniques by combining two existing forms of data with the literature. The results showed that the model of a sustainable development environment in the village of Kalikondang was to increase the economic sector first with new business dwellers, supported by increased institutional capacity at the community level as business managers. Both sectors will result in an increased income of citizens, so they can be managed by institutions in the community for sustainable development and environmental preservation. The research contribution is a model of the form of economic, social, and environmental sector relations which is the development of the theory of sustainable housing.

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Smart Community in Public Toilet Management in Demaan Slum Settlement, Jepara Regency

Sunarti

Helmi

Widjajanti

et al. 2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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One program in sanitation improvement is the construction of public toilets in coastal slums located in Demaan, Jepara Regency. The public toilets construction is a substitute for the helicopter latrines above the sea. However, most of public toilets still cannot be beneficial to the community, because there are many obstacles in its management. The purpose of this study is to examine the form of public toilet management in coastal slums with smart community approach in Demaan. The research approach uses qualitative methods. Data collection techniques are done by observation and in-depth interviews. Sampling technique using snowball method. The informants are the community who is user of public toilets, public toilet management institutions and government agencies related to the construction of public toilets. Data analysis using qualitative descriptive method and Engagement-Participation-Empowerment method. Based on the analysis result, community empowerment include establishing public toilet management institutions along with regulations and financial management, as well as developing economic values and the benefits of public toilets by adding other potential functions/activities accompanied by the use of information technology in the form of the internet. Smart communities for the development and management of public toilets can be achived if smart people have succeeded according to their ability, openness, thinking, flexibility and creativity in utilizing proper toilets.

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Typology of Slum Management in Coastal Settlement as a Reference of Neighborhood Planning in Konawe

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Comparison of Community Responses to Clean Water Facilities The KOTAKU Program in Bekasi Regency

Comparison of Community Responses to Clean Water Facilities The KOTAKU Program in Bekasi Regency

Sustainability Development Environment: Improving Social Economy in Kalikondang Village, Demak Regency

Smart Community in Public Toilet Management in Demaan Slum Settlement, Jepara Regency

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