Memahami Transformasi Urban di Asia: Belajar dari Kasus Jakarta

Santoso, J.M. Joko Priyono

doi:10.14710/tataloka.15.2.102-115

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“…Jakarta has a character that consists of a combination of landuse types from the most traditional, conventional to the hybrid type. The giant buildings are located face to face with villages and buildings [13]. There are landuse change observed based on the landuse map of Jakarta Special Province as shown in Figure 4 According to [14] green open spaces in the form of city parks are mostly taken over by residents or individuals as informal settlements, parking lots, or other business ventures.…”

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The correlation analysis between urbanization phenomena and landuse change in Jakarta Special Province

2020

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The population of Jakarta Special Province continues to grow, most significantly after the 1960s, causing an increase of population density. The expanding population has been stimulating the development of the province, reflecting the rising demand of the population including land. Eventually, it influences the urbanization process and affects the dynamic of land utilization in Jakarta. This research is aimed to understand the correlation between urbanization phenomena and landuse change in Jakarta Special Province. The research implements the utilization of statistics, topographic map, and remote sensing data as well. The satellite image (Sentinel-2 Imagery) was used to determine urban area and non urban area which then describes the land urbanization level. During 3 years, Jakarta has experienced landuse change especially in residential area, green open space, and industrial area. In 2017, the urban area covered 76.89 percent of Jakarta’s land and the coverage increased into 78.35 percent in 2019. Land urbanization level raised from 77.16 percent into 78.03 percent which means that roughly 77 percent to 78 percent of land in Jakarta has been urbanized.

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The correlation analysis between urbanization phenomena and landuse change in Jakarta Special Province

2020

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“…Kampung kota are also places where migrants try to adapt themselves and learn to live in the city. In the process of becoming an urban resident, the migrants in the village learn to live together and collaborate with other migrants with different ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds (Santoso, 2013). Current issues in Indonesian kampungs are "[…] expansion of business districts in former kampung areas; eviction of squatter settlements; new squatter kampungs in other areas, and the transformation of rural kampungs into urban kampungs" (Obermayr, 2017).…”

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A Quantitative Perspective on Kampung Kota: Elaborating Definition and Variables of Indonesian Informal Settlements

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Indonesia still has challenges in meeting the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, particularly in regard to human settlements. In Indonesian cities there is a type of residential area referred to as kampung kota which is occupied by a large portion of urban dwellers. Despite the efforts to plan the residential area, kampung kota is considered equal to slum and squatter areas. This study seeks to identify the key variables of kampung kota, to later define kampung kota as a type of Indonesian residential area. The analyses are done qualitatively and quantitatively, aiming to generate a more comprehensive definition of kampung kota. It is found that at the kelurahan scale (the lowest level of government administration in Indonesia), economic ability, infrastructure condition, building condition, and social interaction can help to define kampung kota.

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