The Analysis of Micro Business Empowerment Policy Implementation in Makassar City, Indonesia

Guntur, Muhammad; Zainal, Henni; Aslinda,

doi:10.2991/icame-18.2019.72

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“…Muttakin (2020) describes street vendors as a marginal and powerless group of people. They are generally excluded from the flow of city life and even trapped by the progress of the city itself and are not reached and protected by law, have a low bargaining position, and become objects of repressive city control and equipment (Guntur et al, 2019).…”

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Implementation Of Policy Regulation And Empowerment Of Street Vendors: What Are The Benefits For Street Vendors?

Hanandini

Pramono

2022

Jurnal Ilmu Sosial Mamangan

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The Municipal Government of Padang has changed its policy towards street vendors through city government regulations by placing street vendors as part of the urban economic system that needs to be organized and empowered. So far, the government of Padang City has considered street vendors to be the cause of disorder, so it needs to be organized. This paper will explain what benefits can be obtained by street vendors from changes in the structuring and empowerment of street vendors policies implemented by the Padang city government. The study used a quantitative method with a sample of 100 street vendors. Data was collected using a questionnaire. The research was conducted in the city of Padang. The results of the study concluded that most street vendors still have not benefited from the implementation of the policy of structuring and empowering street vendors by the Padang City government, even though the street vendors see several opportunities that will arise and can be exploited to gain profits from the implementation of the policy. The Municipal Government of Padang needs to revise this policy so that street vendors will benefit more from this policy

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Section: Condition Tension Between Street Vendors and Padangmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation Of Policy Regulation And Empowerment Of Street Vendors: What Are The Benefits For Street Vendors?

Hanandini

Pramono

2022

Jurnal Ilmu Sosial Mamangan

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Factors influencing road setbacks and urban open space encroachment by traders in Nigeria: A narrative review

Tijjani,

Hassan,

Lazi

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In many developing countries, especially Nigeria, informal sector activities such as roadside trading, hawking as well as roadside squatting has become increasingly prevalent. Although these activities are often seen as survival strategies for the low-income population with no other means of earning a living, nonetheless, they have negative impacts on the environment and traffic flow and can also compromise the safety and security of the traders. This study aims to explore the factors that contribute to the growth of this phenomenon on encroached highways, urban roads, and open spaces, and to examine its effects on both the environment and the traders. Using a narrative review approach, the research analysed relevant books, journals, conference papers, reports, and policy documents extracted from Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholars databases. The study findings revealed that economic crises and high levels of unemployment in developing countries have led to an increase in street trading and roadside vending. In addition, the lack of effective urban planning and enforcement of development control laws has also played a significant role in the proliferation of these activities on encroached urban roads and green spaces. Consequently, on highways, the absence of organized and standardized Rest and Service Areas (RSA) at regular intervals in developing countries, especially Nigeria, has facilitated the emergence of roadside markets. Furthermore, this situation is compounded by the location of agrarian settlements along the highways. Thus, to address these issues, the research recommends that the government reorganize, integrate, and upscale the activities of street traders, while also improving urban planning and enforcing road right-of-way barriers to protect urban green spaces and conclusively, the introduction of standard RSA at regular intervals along highways would provide motorists with necessary rest and services, discouraging them from stopping indiscriminately on transits, which often leads to the emergence of roadside markets.

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The Analysis of Micro Business Empowerment Policy Implementation in Makassar City, Indonesia

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Implementation Of Policy Regulation And Empowerment Of Street Vendors: What Are The Benefits For Street Vendors?

Implementation Of Policy Regulation And Empowerment Of Street Vendors: What Are The Benefits For Street Vendors?

Factors influencing road setbacks and urban open space encroachment by traders in Nigeria: A narrative review

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