Strategic planning for Taipei sponge city

Lee, Y. J.; Lin, Shih-Ying; Pong, C. S.; Lin, Shih-Chien

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/191/1/012132

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“…Penerapan konsep sponge city terlihat dari aspek konstruksi yang berdampak rendah terhadap pengembangan sistem air hujan (Guan, Wang, & Xiao, 2021). Berdasarkan penelitian terkait strategi perencanaan konsep sponge city dengan studi kasus yang berada di Taipei (Taiwan) terdapat tiga visi utama yakni beradaptasi terhadap ketahanan sumber daya air, ramah terhadap lingkungan air, dan diaktifkan utilitas air (Lee, Lin, Pong, & Lin, 2018).…”

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Penerapan Sponge City Pada Kawasan Kampung Manggarai, Jakarta

Larasati¹,

Tanjung²,

Haq³

et al. 2023

j. reksabumi

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Padatnya kawasan perkotaan akibat pertumbuhan penduduk menyebabkan timbulnya permukiman kumuh. Kondisi ini sering dijumpai pada permukiman yang berada di sempadan sungai Provinsi DKI Jakarta, khususnya Kampung Manggarai. Keberadaan lahan permukiman ini berdampak pada perubahan proporsi tutupan lahan, sehingga mengurangi area resapan air. Studi ini mengaplikasikan konsep sponge city yang telah disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan wilayah studi. Metode pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan wawancara, observasi, dan perolehan data sekunder. Metode analisis dilakukan dengan membandingkan kriteria ketiga elemen rencana, yaitu (a) Green Neighborhood (b) Permeable Road (c) Utility terhadap kondisi eksisting menggunakan metode gap analysis untuk menghasilkan rekomendasi. Studi ini dilakukan dengan merancang sebuah kawasan kumuh untuk menyelesaikan persoalan banjir. Beberapa rekomendasi yang dapat dilakukan diantaranya: (1) Penambahan area resapan air; (2) Penataan daerah terbangun dengan penyediaan bangunan hunian vertikal; (3) Pengaplikasian konstruksi jalan dengan material ramah lingkungan dan memiliki daya resap air yang tinggi seperti permeable paving block; (4) Penyediaan fasilitas manajemen limpasan air hujan seperti sumur resapan, bioswales, dan kolam retensi.

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Penerapan Sponge City Pada Kawasan Kampung Manggarai, Jakarta

Larasati¹,

Tanjung²,

Haq³

et al. 2023

j. reksabumi

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“…As will be discussed in Section 4.3, pricing water at consumer level based on consumption will also allow wealth redistribution when large water users are also in a higher income bracket and their behavior less impacted by price rises. There is an opportunity for the organization responsible for the extraction of water, and its return, to invest in both their conveyance and treatment facilities, and in the wider catchment in order to mitigate the potential for damage and improve catchment resilience to future water use (Lee et al, 2018;Du Plessis, 2022). This is an opportunity for positive feedback as it would in turn increase the value held within the catchment and improve the resilience of the water system to external shocks.…”

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The water pivot: transforming unsustainable consumption to valuing water as a resource for life

Bowman,

Abbott-Donnelly,

Barsoum

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain.

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Water is a resource essential for all life and on which society depends but undervalues. This paper presents theories on methods to pivot from linear, extractive uses of water to considering water as a high value, circular resource. Analysis of the literature, which is primarily focused at the abstractor scale, has highlighted the prioritization of human water rights over environmental needs without incorporating the ramifications of environmental degradation and the complexities of applying a market-driven approach to a heterogeneous resource particularly at the domestic consumer level. A discussion of the relationship between society and water, in particular mechanisms that have been used to reduce water consumption, highlights the complexity of this issue and the need to consider fairness and equity at the global and local scales. A comparison of global, urban water supply and sanitation costs shows the extensive variation in the amounts of water consumed and the prices paid at the domestic consumer scale. Finally, a series of hypotheses are presented that, with local development, testing and refinement, are posited to bring about change in the value society places on water.

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