Public Infrastructure and Economic Growth in the Local Region

Nairobi, Nairobi; Respitasari, Riana

doi:10.29259/jep.v19i1.13826

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“…Seprillina, Yusida, Narmaditya, and Chung (2021), who researched the effects of the construction of toll road gates in Malang, showed that the existence of toll road gates has yet to be able to increase people's income and expenses. Different from the results of research by Respitasari (2021), which explains that road, irrigation, and health infrastructure are essential to encourage economic growth.…”

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Infrastructure competitiveness of regencies and cities in Java Island

Kurniawan

2023

J. Pendidik. Geogr. Kajian, Teor. dan Prakt. dalam Bid. Pendidi

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Regional infrastructure competitiveness is highly influential in regional development. This research aims to: (1) compile the infrastructure competitiveness index for regencies or cities in Java, (2) assess the level of infrastructure competitiveness disparity between regencies or cities, and (3) analyze the relationship between the regional infrastructure competitiveness index and economic growth. In investigating the regional infrastructure competitiveness index, five infrastructure groups were assessed, namely social infrastructure, information technology, transportation, economy, and culture. The infrastructure competitiveness between regions (regencies and cities) was determined by scoring and standardization. The Gibbs & Martins index was used to measure the infrastructure competitiveness gap. Meanwhile, the relationship trend between the infrastructure competitiveness index and regional economic growth was analyzed using crosstabs. For the competitiveness of regional infrastructure in Java, this research observed spatial variations between regencies or cities. Besides, the regional infrastructure competitiveness index is not distributed concentrically and tends to have a diffuse pattern. Different distributions of the competitiveness index were also observed in every group of infrastructure. In general, clusters of high infrastructure competitiveness were observed in each province on the island of Java. The Gibbs & Martins index measurement illustrates Java's high regional infrastructure gap. The gap is due to the infrastructure in development centers and activity centers not being accompanied by infrastructure development in the hinterland areas. The social infrastructure has the highest level of inequality. Besides, this research also found a different relationship between infrastructure competitiveness and economic growth in the provinces.

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“…However, those resources have not been supported by adequate infrastructure (Weya, Nopeline, & Damanik, 2021). Therefore, enhancing Indonesia's infrastructure development remains to be a challenge, especially the development of regional potential (Respitasari, 2021).…”

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Infrastructure competitiveness of regencies and cities in Java Island

Kurniawan

2023

J. Pendidik. Geogr. Kajian, Teor. dan Prakt. dalam Bid. Pendidi

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“…In addition, establish a technology network to accelerate the process of reporting, communication and execution of infrastructure improvements. However, in social reality there is still a tendency towards difficulties in reaching transportation access to support mobility [39]. Source: [40] The data presents the condition of digitizing infrastructure in each Indonesian province, and Lampung itself occupies the 33.19th position or the 30th position of all provinces.…”

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Smart Mobility Development in Lampung Province? Analysis based on Medium Term Development Plan 2019-2024

Sukarno

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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This study aims to determine the development of smart mobility in Lampung province with an analysis based on the Medium-Term Development Plan 2019-2024. The method used is qualitative with analysis using Computer Assigned Data Qualitative Software Nvivo 12plus. Data visualization using theme identification analysis and crosstab analysis. The results showed that the Lampung provincial government is concerned in building smart mobility based on the Medium-Term Development Plan 2019-2024 with the classification of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Infrastructure, Innovative and Safe Transportation System, Local Accessibility, and Sustainable. Of the four indicators, local accessibility is the main program of Lampung Province in building local networks and inter-regional transportation because access to social mobility is still difficult as many as 252 KM of roads are still in damaged condition. Then ICT infrastructure which is due to the still very minimal network and telecommunications by positioning ICT Lampung to 30 of the total provinces in Indonesia. Furthermore, Innovative and safe sustainable transportation is less detailed in the Medium-Term Development Plan document because the main focus is physical infrastructure.

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Public Infrastructure and Economic Growth in the Local Region

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Infrastructure competitiveness of regencies and cities in Java Island

Infrastructure competitiveness of regencies and cities in Java Island

Smart Mobility Development in Lampung Province? Analysis based on Medium Term Development Plan 2019-2024

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