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

Putri, Ratih Fitria; Abadi, Aji Wijaya; Kafafa, Utia

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202020005003

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“…As the largest city in Southeast Asia, Jakarta had over 50% of the residential area in the total urbanized area in 2020. By 2030, increasing land demand for settlements and industries will encroach open spaces in Jakarta (Putri et al, 2020), intensifying the ecosystem’s disturbance (Xu et al, 2020). (2) The moderately urbanized cities will occupy the scattered green spaces and barren areas to achieve urban expansion.…”

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Ecosystem services dynamics towards SDGs in the Belt and Road Initiative cities

Yue

Xiong

Liu

et al. 2022

Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment

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In the unprecedented global changes, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have become a common beacon for all countries’ development worldwide. Systemic analysis of the ecosystem services (ESs) changes during rapid urbanization can provide helpful information for ecosystem management toward the 2030 SDGs. However, existing research seldom focuses on simulating future scenarios of SDG-oriented urbanization and associated ESs changes. We proposed three 2030 SDGs-related urbanization scenarios: the baseline development scenario (BDS), ecological protection scenario (EPS), and rapid urbanization scenario (RUS). We further evaluated the three ESs component changes and synergies, including habitat quality (HQ), carbon storage (CS), and water yield (WY) till 2030, using the cases of 67 capital cities in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Region. Results reveal that most cities will face ESs loss from 2020 to 2030. EPS can effectively alleviate the ESs loss and assist the ESs increment. The correlations between ESs components vary in the degree among the three scenarios. HQ and CS have a robust synergetic relationship in most cities. The correlations between CS and WY, and HQ and WY are mostly synergetic except for a few western Asian cities. The EPS can stabilize the ecosystem structure and facilitate SDG-oriented development. The findings help achieve sustainable urbanization by conserving ESs guided by the SDGs.

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Ecosystem services dynamics towards SDGs in the Belt and Road Initiative cities

Yue

Xiong

Liu

et al. 2022

Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment

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“…The value of z is the minimum land area for decent living (ha/person/year) which is known through the formula: (5) in which Pp represents population pressure on agricultural land, Z is minimum land area for decent living (Ha/person/year), f is percentage of farmers in the population (%), Po is initial year population (person), r is current population growth rate (% year), t is time period, L is agricultural land area (Ha), and Pt is final year population (person) or Po(1+r)t [11].…”

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“…In addition, according to BPS data, Lampung Province also has the highest population density on the island of Sumatera, which is 244 people/km in 2019. The more population there is, the more massive the development and causes of the urban process [5]. The high rate of growth in Lampung Province which then affects the increase in the rate of population pressure on agricultural land.…”

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Analysis of Population Pressure and Environmental Carrying Capacity on Agricultural Land in Lampung Province

Rohmah¹,

Achmad²,

Kafafa³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Smart and Innovative Agriculture (ICoSIA 2021)

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Population growth is a problem that can lead to the conservation of agricultural land. This can result in increasing population pressure on agricultural land. The purpose of this study was to determine the condition of population pressure and environmental carrying capacity (ECC) on agricultural land in Lampung Province 2020. This province was chosen because it has the highest urbanization rate on Sumatera Island at 6.5% in 2015. Lampung also has the highest population density on Sumatera Island at 244 people/km in 2019. Data were collected through secondary sources and calculated using environmental carrying capacity (ECC) calculations. Then the resulting data were analyzed using quantitative descriptive methods. The results showed that the area with the highest agricultural land area was Lampung Barat at 14685.71 Ha and the lowest area was Metro at 2895.28 Ha. The minimum land area for decent living or the widest z value is in Metro Regency with a value of 0.448 and the narrowest is 0.178 Lampung Barat Regency. The results of the population pressure (Pp) model I show that the areas of Lampung Barat, Mesuji, Tulang Bawang Barat, and the Pesisir Barat are suitable for agriculture. Model II has two additional regions, namely Tulang Bawang and Way Kanan. However, on the assumption of model III with sharecropping of sharecroppers and the non-agricultural sector, the area that is friendly to the agricultural sector is only in Bandar Lampung and Pesisir Barat. The results of the calculation show that the area with the highest environmental carrying capacity (ECC) is the Pesisir Barat and the lowest is the Lampung Tengah region.

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“…Jakarta as metropolitan city has experienced the increase of population density which generally occur due to the continuous urbanization of the population, which grows every year (Nagasawa et al, 2015;Putri et al, 2020;Rustiadi et al, 2021;Winarso et al, 2015;Yudhistira et al, 2019). Here are the data from BPS in 2018-2022 in figure 1.…”

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Architecture of landed house property business strategy (Case study of PT KGC)

Sanjaya,

Ma'arif,

Hannan

2023

IJOMS

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Among the property development companies operating in Cibubur, PT KGC and PT SM are the same entity from the one holding company. PT SM demonstrates positive performance for last 4 years while PT KGC showing fluctuation performance over the past four years., therefore, PT KGC required to formulating a new strategy to compete on the landed house property business. The objective of this research is to identify the issues in the landed house business competition, formulate alternative strategies, and determine priority strategies for PT KGC to address the competition in the landed house business. The research methodology employs IFE (Internal Factor Evaluation), EFE (External Factor Evaluation), SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats), and QSPM (Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix). The research shows that inadequate implementation of existing strategies has led to unstable company performance over the past four years, causing decreased revenue, vendor payments, and delays in housing construction. The Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix recommends strategies like market penetration, product development, and market development to improve the company's position in the profitable land-based housing industry.

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

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Ecosystem services dynamics towards SDGs in the Belt and Road Initiative cities

Ecosystem services dynamics towards SDGs in the Belt and Road Initiative cities

Analysis of Population Pressure and Environmental Carrying Capacity on Agricultural Land in Lampung Province

Architecture of landed house property business strategy (Case study of PT KGC)

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