Urban environmental justice movements in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Suharko, Suharko

doi:10.1080/23251042.2020.1778263

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“…As released by the local government, the conversion of agricultural land in Sleman has reached more than 100 ha per year. In an urbanized area, the community objections to new residential building developments are primarily caused by clean water competitions and water scarcity concerns (Suharko, 2020;Yusuf and Purwandani, 2020). Conflicts are also observed in various cases of construction objections by local communities and oppositions from environmental NGOs.…”

Section: Research Area and Casesmentioning

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Urban Development Project Evaluation Using Multi-Stakeholder Cost–Benefit Analysis

Pramono

Palupi

Aditya

2022

IRSPSD International

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In this template file as introduction for the format of this journal. All content should follow the suggested AbstractEn style.Groundbreaking methods, which can combine stakeholder analysis and cost-benefit analysis (CBA) on urban development projects, are lacking. This study thus proposes an evaluation framework using CBA integrated with stakeholder interest mapping through focus group discussion and analytical hierarchy process. The proposed framework is demonstrated as the methodology for the study. The investigation takes eight residential developments in Sleman, Indonesia. Stakeholder interest mapping is found to provide empirical information regarding stakeholder concerns about urban land-use and development. In addition, multi-stakeholder CBA enables evaluation to identify and estimate cost and benefit distributions for each stakeholder. Moreover, the identification of stakeholder-focused cost-benefit and the calculation of the net present value and benefit-cost ratio simultaneously assist in the estimation of the total economic value and its proportional fairness arising from the development decision. Furthermore, this proposed urban development evaluation framework is beneficial as a preventive measure of conflicts among stakeholders caused by the externalities of urban development projects.

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Urban Development Project Evaluation Using Multi-Stakeholder Cost–Benefit Analysis

Pramono

Palupi

Aditya

2022

IRSPSD International

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“…Padahal, pada November 2013 sendiri Pemerintah Kota Yogyakarta telah mengeluarkan moratorium (penangguhan sementara) izin segala jenis hotel pada periode Januari 2014 hingga Desember 2016. Hanya saja, izin yang dikeluarkan pemerintah pada periode sebelum Januari 2014 tetap dapat dilaksanakan (Suharko, 2020). Hal ini yang menurut Sesanti (2016) menyebabkan aturan moratorium hotel adalah pelaksanaan aturan setengah hati.…”

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“…Dari kondisi tersebut, laporan ini menemukan bahwa survei dari warga yang tinggal di sekitar hotel (jarak 1-5 meter), 74% di antaranya merasakan adanya dampak negatif. (Suharko, 2020). Jejaring yang telah terbentuk antara pesepeda dan seniman street art dalam prosesnya terus meluas dengan berbagai aktivitas yang telah dilakukan.…”

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Warga Berdaya Sebagai Subpolitik Dan Kampanye Jogja Asat: Penolakan Pembangunan Hotel Dan Apartemen Di Yogyakarta

Ahmada

Susetiawan

2021

JPK

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Artikel ini berangkat dari kampanye Jogja Asat yang digunakan oleh warga berdaya dalam melakukan penolakan hotel dan apartemen di Yogyakarta. Konsep subpolitik milik Ulrich Beck kemudian menjadi pilihan untuk menganalisis kasus tersebut. Dengan uraian di atas, penelitian ini mengajukan pertanyaan utama yaitu bagaimana proses warga berdaya sebagai fenomena subpolitik menolak atas pembangunan hotel dan apartemen di Yogyakarta melalui kampanye Jogja Asat. Proses penelitian dilakukan dengan metode kualitatif melalui pendekatan studi kasus dengan analisis deskriptif. Penelitian ini kemudian menunjukan bahwa warga berdaya merupakan bagian dari realitas subpolitik sebagaimana dijelaskan Ulrich Beck. Subpolitik di sini berangkat dari temuan bahwa warga berdaya bukan merupakan organisasi formal, melainkan sebuah koalisi warga yang juga terhubung dengan organisasi masyarakat sipil lain seperti Wahana Lingkingan Hidup (WALHI), Indonesia Visual Art Archive (IVAA), hingga Watchdoc. Melalui kampanye Jogja Asat, warga berdaya berusaha melakukan kontra narasi dari kemajuan pariwisata yang ada di Yogyakarta. Pada prosesnya, warga berdaya sebagai subpolitik aktivitasnya tidak hanya sekedar berkampanye tentang Jogja Asat saja. Warga berdaya juga turut memberdayakan masyarakat menuju kesadaran kritis terhadap lingkungan dan membangun jejaring dengan berbagai pihak yang mengalami keresahan akibat perkembangan hotel dan apartemen dalam industri pariwisata di Yogyakarta.

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“…In Indonesia, for instance, a groundwater accessibility crisis was exacerbated by the construction of a hotel. This ignited collective anger among environmental activists and the general public (Suharko, 2020). As for all social circles of networks (e.g., musicians, scientists and like-minded community members), Suharko (2020) asserts that activists consolidated the facts and findings that had caused the water availability issue in urban housing.…”

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“…This ignited collective anger among environmental activists and the general public (Suharko, 2020). As for all social circles of networks (e.g., musicians, scientists and like-minded community members), Suharko (2020) asserts that activists consolidated the facts and findings that had caused the water availability issue in urban housing. At that stage, environmental knowledge was the basis for cognitive praxis (or the practice of activism based on the rationality of facts), which created communal hysteresis, whereby the knowledge available caused activists to be more critical towards the government and the private sector.…”

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Environmental activists’ hysteresis as a driving force for establishing environmental actions against urban forest privatization in Bandung, Indonesia

Alam

2021

International Sociology

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Despite the huge and growing environmental movement to protect urban forests in Indonesia, the tensions between environmental activists’ past engagements with nature and the emerging environmental problems are under-studied. The inner contradiction between the intensive nature of the connections and experiences that the actor maintains and the recent external threat to the environment is the key energizer of an environmental movement. Through Pierre Bourdieu’s seminal concept of hysteresis, this article explores how activists’ previous experiences with nature suffer disjuncture caused by the threat of urban forest privatization occurring in their neighborhood. Drawn from in-depth interviews with the co-founders of an environmental movement organization, the activist narratives in this article reveal that the development of their current struggles was driven by feelings of disappointment, anxiety, anger and a fear of losing the urban forest. The urban forest, for them, not only constitutes a physical space, but serves social and spiritual purposes, represents local identity and is the basis for everyday life.

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Urban environmental justice movements in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Urban Development Project Evaluation Using Multi-Stakeholder Cost–Benefit Analysis

Urban Development Project Evaluation Using Multi-Stakeholder Cost–Benefit Analysis

Warga Berdaya Sebagai Subpolitik Dan Kampanye Jogja Asat: Penolakan Pembangunan Hotel Dan Apartemen Di Yogyakarta

Environmental activists’ hysteresis as a driving force for establishing environmental actions against urban forest privatization in Bandung, Indonesia

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