Komparasi Indikator Rumah Layak Huni dan Permukiman Kumuh Indonesia

Harahap, Tetty

doi:10.35472/jsat.v5i1.426

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“…Program RS-RTLH bertujuan untuk mengatasi rumah-rumah yang tidak layak huni dengan menilai pemenuhan indikator karakteristik rumah, yang secara tidak langsung menggunakan data kemiskinan. Melalui pendekatan ini, upaya untuk mengentaskan kemiskinan dapat dipercepat (Harahap, 2021).…”

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Kolaborasi Stakeholder terhadap Program Rehabilitasi Sosial Rumah Tidak Layak Huni Kota Cilegon

Amalia,

Rahmawati

2024

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The Social Rehabilitation Program for Uninhabitable Houses (RS-RTLH) from the Cilegon City Government is still needed considering that there are still many houses that are uninhabitable. Collaboration in implementing RS-RTLH in Cilegon City involves various parties, such as the Social Service, CCSR (Corporate Social Responsibility Cilegon), and Baznas, who work together in building RS-RTLH in accordance with the joint agreement stated in several letter numbers, namely the Social Service Number 460/14/pemt/2020, CCSR Number 045/CCSR-Dinsos/X/2020, and Baznas Number 497/pengurus/BAZNAS CLG/X/2020. This research aims to explore collaboration between stakeholders in RS-RTLH in Cilegon City using the theoretical model of Ansell and Gash (2008). The research method used is qualitative with a descriptive design. The research results show that collaboration between stakeholders in the implementation of RS-RTLH still follows the rules of each stakeholder. However, there are still shortcomings, such as the lack of meeting forums provided by the Regional Government to facilitate communication and program reporting. Therefore, researchers recommend that the Cilegon City Government make special regulations between stakeholders in the form of Regional Regulations or Mayor Regulations, as well as directing the community to support the Social Rehabilitation Program for Uninhabitable Houses (RS-RTLH).

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Kolaborasi Stakeholder terhadap Program Rehabilitasi Sosial Rumah Tidak Layak Huni Kota Cilegon

Amalia,

Rahmawati

2024

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“…It is important to realize danger or danger as a paradox through home safety literacy. Home safety is the safety or security of the home which has not been widely campaigned for but is important for community resilience, especially the knowledge of parents and children (Harahap, 2021;F. T. Maharani & Utari, 2021).…”

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“…The level of public awareness of the dangers of flooding in Surabaya is at a low to medium level. This is stated in the strategic plan of the Surabaya Regional Agency for Disaster Management for 2021-2026(Bappedalitbang Surabaya, 2022. This statement is related to how to correlate the performance of regional companion organizations with public awareness.…”

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“…This is related to macro social factors which are more complicated to be implemented by local authorities in regulating domestic environmental safety. One of them is a regulation that emphasizes densely populated housing and settlements that have existed for a long time so that the dynamics of growth, construction changes, and population increase become difficult obstacles (Harahap, 2021). This is one reason for the new standards for assessing domestic conditions.…”

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Risk Literacy and Awareness of Injury duringFlood Season in Urban CommunitiesIndonesia

Christantyawati,

IzzatiSurya,

Dwi Dayanti

2023

IJRSSH

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The risk of injury at home due to flooding is often not a concern for many people. This article discusses the importance of risk literacy among urban communities in Surabaya, Indonesia regarding safety at home during floods. The analysis about home-safety usedsafety paradox theoryby James Reasons. The method used was a Focus Group Discussion which was carried out through facilitators among residential environmental activists to reveal four safety paradoxes: (1) invisible versus visible safety issues. (2) Potential damage due to defenses, barriers, and safeguards from flood adaptation. (3) Opinion about the role and function of community services and public facilities in minimizing the danger of flooding. (4) Optimism and failure experiences are more reliedon by society. The results of the Focus Group Discussionwerefall injuries and electric shockmore important than other risks. Meanwhile, the safety paradox found that the dangers of electric shock and infection were less visible. People preferred to adapt to severe floodingby constructing embankment around the house. Nevertheless, it becomes a cause of fall injury. While public facilities and community services tend to arrive late, people tend to learn from past experiences. The conclusion that is recommended for home safety risk literacy is that it reduces the danger of falls and electric shock compared to other dangers. The recommended activism is safety activism at home through routine communal programs in the villages. The second recommendation is toprioritize risk literacy through the distribution of short videos on social media

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Status of Livability in Indonesian Affordable Housing

Perdamaian,

Zhai

2024

Architecture

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Indonesia is experiencing population growth, as well as urbanization, thus increasing the needs of housing. As a result, land prices are soaring, and the housing supply cannot meet the demand. The most recent measure to overcome housing problems is the One Million House Program, which aims to provide more than a million homes annually, with the majority of them being simple housing. The main characteristics of simple housing are limited space, limited facilities, and the use of basic materials. Regulation stated that any housing must satisfy the requirement of livable housing, which means the fulfilment of safety, health, and living-area requirements. This paper looks at affordability, livability, and sustainability criteria based on government regulation. It is found that the performance of housing cannot satisfy some of the requirements. The problems come from either inherently limited housing design, occupant requirements, or local climates. The existing research only focuses on one of three factors. Intertwined relationships between the three factors make an integrated approach necessary. A solution based on integrated performance modeling of the criteria is proposed.

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Komparasi Indikator Rumah Layak Huni dan Permukiman Kumuh Indonesia

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Kolaborasi Stakeholder terhadap Program Rehabilitasi Sosial Rumah Tidak Layak Huni Kota Cilegon

Kolaborasi Stakeholder terhadap Program Rehabilitasi Sosial Rumah Tidak Layak Huni Kota Cilegon

Risk Literacy and Awareness of Injury duringFlood Season in Urban CommunitiesIndonesia

Status of Livability in Indonesian Affordable Housing

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