Vulnerability of economic resilience of slum settlements in the City of Palembang

Sukmaniar,; Pitoyo, Agus Joko; Kurniawan, Andri

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/451/1/012106

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“…The informal sector is a labour-intensive business sector that is in great demand by migrants and the urban poor with low skills (Chaudhuri, 2015;Sparks & Barnett, 2010). Sukmaniar et al (2020) stated that most informal sector workers in urban areas are workers with low levels of education, are immigrants with many household members, and some live in slum areas. Good management of the informal sector is a capital to develop the productivity of the poor, which in turn can improve the welfare of the community.…”

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The Effect of Sociodemographic and Environmental Factors on Food Consumption Expenditure of the Urban Poor in Indonesia

Kustanto

2022

Sriwijaya Int. J. of Dynamic Eco. And Buss.

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The purpose of this paper is to assess the impact of economic, social, and environmental on food consumption of urban poor households in Indonesia in 2006-2019. The data of which are obtained from the Welfare Statistics sourced from the results of the National Socio-Economic Survey. In Indonesia, studies on poverty using a proxy model for the food consumption of poor households are still relatively limited. This study provides empirical evidence that the economic, social, and environmental dimensions have a significant and negative effect on the level of food consumption of urban poor households in Indonesia. Policy implications that can be prioritized improving the quality of human capital of the urban poor will trigger optimal competence of the poor and increase employment opportunities in the formal sector which will contribute to increased income and welfare—improvement of environmental quality by providing access for the urban poor to WASH in their respective houses. Furthermore, controlling the population is one component that is no less important in reducing urban poverty.

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The Effect of Sociodemographic and Environmental Factors on Food Consumption Expenditure of the Urban Poor in Indonesia

Kustanto

2022

Sriwijaya Int. J. of Dynamic Eco. And Buss.

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“…In comparison to the Seberang Ulu area, which is synonymous with slums and impoverished areas, the Seberang Ilir area is recognized as the core of advancement for the city of Palembang's growth. Because employment opportunities are concentrated in Palembang's central business district (Sedyastuti et al, 2021), slums and illegal colonies eventually congregate around the downtown region (Sukmaniar, Pitoyo & Kurniawan, 2020), specifically on the periphery of the Musi River (Pramantha et al, 2021). (Sukmaniar, Pitoyo & Kurniawan, 2020;Pramantha et al, 2021).…”

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“…Because employment opportunities are concentrated in Palembang's central business district (Sedyastuti et al, 2021), slums and illegal colonies eventually congregate around the downtown region (Sukmaniar, Pitoyo & Kurniawan, 2020), specifically on the periphery of the Musi River (Pramantha et al, 2021). (Sukmaniar, Pitoyo & Kurniawan, 2020;Pramantha et al, 2021). (Puspitasari et al, 2018).…”

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Social Capital and Slum Communities: How to Fulfill Their Basic Needs in Palembang City during The Covid-19 Pandemic

Izzudin,

Yunindyawati,

Wardana

et al. 2023

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Indonesia and other developing countries, slum settlements remain the most pressing issue. The high pace of population expansion, both in terms of births and urbanization, is a factor in the development of slums. While the Covid-19 outbreak ravaged the city of Palembang, Indonesia, this study examines the role of the city's slums in providing basic necessities. This study employs both a qualitative and descriptive technique. Sampling via purposive sampling and data gathering approaches such as observation and in-depth interviews. The study's findings indicate that (1) a high level of social capital as measured by networks, norms, and beliefs enables slum communities to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, and (2) the slum area communities' strategy for survival is to utilize yard land, home industries, social gathering, recitation, and mutual cooperationIndonesia and other developing countries, slum settlements remain the most pressing issue. The high pace of population expansion, both in terms of births and urbanization, is a factor in the development of slums. While the Covid-19 outbreak ravaged the city of Palembang, Indonesia, this study examines the role of the city's slums in providing basic necessities. This study employs both a qualitative and descriptive technique. Sampling via purposive sampling and data gathering approaches such as observation and in-depth interviews. The study's findings indicate that (1) a high level of social capital as measured by networks, norms, and beliefs enables slum communities to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, and (2) the slum area communities' strategy for survival is to utilize yard land, home industries, social gathering, recitation, and mutual cooperation

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“…Illegal settlements and slums result from the unavailability of the government program for affordable and proper housing in the low economy-level society [1]. Slums appear because of geographical factors; the locations are in the lowlands along the riverbanks, lessening the quality of the environment [2]. The emergence of urban areas is correlated with the formation of new areas caused by the high rate of migration.…”

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Population characteristics and distribution patterns of slum areas in Palembang City: Getis ord gi* analysis

2020

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The paper aims to describe the population characteristics and the distribution patterns of slums in Palembang City. The research employs a quantitative method with 382 respondents. The data are analyzed using cross-tabulation of IBM SPSS 23 to know the population characteristics. Meanwhile, the distribution patterns of slums are analyzed by observing the sample distribution through the proportional random sampling technique. It is carried out by calculating the number of buildings of each area and noting the coordinates of each sample using GPS essentials application. The data are recorded and inserted into the sample spots on the map, which were then analyzed using the High-Low Clustering Report of Getis Ord General Gi*, to see the distribution pattern, especially the cold spot and hot spot, through ArcMap 103 program. The research found that non-migrant married Moslems dominate the population of Palembang city, with the average occupation is labor or manual worker. The slum distribution forms a low cluster pattern, meaning that it has a low value. The value is due to the government’s effort to manage the city and the development of the market sector, limiting the slum distribution. Getis Ord Gi* analysis revealed that the slum area in the city center and within a dense population is a cold spot (low cluster), while those far from the city center yet are still crowded are hot spots (high cluster).

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Vulnerability of economic resilience of slum settlements in the City of Palembang

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The Effect of Sociodemographic and Environmental Factors on Food Consumption Expenditure of the Urban Poor in Indonesia

The Effect of Sociodemographic and Environmental Factors on Food Consumption Expenditure of the Urban Poor in Indonesia

Social Capital and Slum Communities: How to Fulfill Their Basic Needs in Palembang City during The Covid-19 Pandemic

Population characteristics and distribution patterns of slum areas in Palembang City: Getis ord gi* analysis

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