Judul karya ilmiah (paper) : Transformation of the City of Bandung Towards a Creative City Jumlah Penulis : 2 orang

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LEMBAR

HASIL PENILAIAN SEJAWAT SEBIDANG ATAU PEER REVIEW KARYA ILMIAH : PROSIDING

Judul karya ilmiah (paper) : Transformation of the City of Bandung Towards a Creative City Jumlah Penulis : 2 orang

Status Pengusul : Zahra Nur Hasanah, P. Nugroho

Identitas prosiding : a. Judul Prosiding : The 13

^th

International Asian

Urbanization Conference:

Rapid Urbanisation and

Sustainable Development

In Asia

b. ISBN/ISSN : 978-979-8786-58-7

c. Tahun Terbit/tempat pelaksanaan : Januari 2016, Yogyakarta

d. Penerbit/organiser : UGM

e. Alamat repository PT/web : http://auc2016aura.geo.ugm.

ac.id/

f. Terindeks di (jika ada) :

Kategori Publikasi Makalah :  Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Internasional (beri pada kategori yang tepat) Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Nasional

Hasil Penilaian Peer Review : Komponen Yang Dinilai

Nilai Maksimal Prosiding Nilai Akhir Yang Diperoleh Internasional Nasional

a. Kelengkapan unsur isi paper (10%) 1.5 1,5

b. Ruang lingkup dan kedalaman pembahasan (30%)

4,5 4,5

c. Kecukupan dan kemutahiran data/informasi dan metodologi (30%)

4,5 4,5

d. Kelengkapan unsur dan kualitas terbitan/prosiding (30%)

4.5 4,5

Total = (100%) 15 15

Nilai Pengusul : 40% x 15 = 6 Catatan Penilaian paper oleh Reviewer :

a. Kelengkapan unsur isi paper jelas tertulis mengikuti kaidah IMRAD.

b. Kedalaman cukup, demikian juga ruang lingkup. Poin pembahasan creative city yaitu sejarah, terbentuknya serta kontribusinya cukup jelas.

c. Data dan metodologinya cukup jelas.

d. Kelengkapan unsur terbitan cukup jelas dan lengkap dalam menampilkan argumen dari data yang ada.

Semarang, Reviewer 1,

Wido Prananing Tyas, ST, MDP, Ph.D NIP. 197301121998032001

Departemen PWK, FT. Undip

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LEMBAR

HASIL PENILAIAN SEJAWAT SEBIDANG ATAU PEER REVIEW KARYA ILMIAH : PROSIDING

Judul karya ilmiah (paper) : Transformation of the City of Bandung Towards a Creative City Jumlah Penulis : 2 orang

Status Pengusul : Zahra Nur Hasanah, P. Nugroho

Identitas prosiding : a. Judul Prosiding : The 13

^th

International Asian

Urbanization Conference:

Rapid Urbanisation and

Sustainable Development

In Asia

b. ISBN/ISSN : 978-979-8786-58-7

c. Tahun Terbit/tempat pelaksanaan : Januari 2016, Yogyakarta

d. Penerbit/organiser : UGM

e. Alamat repository PT/web : http://auc2016aura.geo.ugm.

ac.id/

f. Terindeks di (jika ada) :

Kategori Publikasi Makalah :  Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Internasional (beri pada kategori yang tepat) Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Nasional Hasil Penilaian Peer Review :

Komponen Yang Dinilai

Nilai Maksimal Prosiding Nilai Akhir Yang Diperoleh Internasional Nasional

a. Kelengkapan unsur isi paper (10%) 1.5 1,5

b. Ruang lingkup dan kedalaman pembahasan (30%)

4,5 2,5

c. Kecukupan dan kemutahiran data/informasi dan metodologi (30%)

4,5 2,0

d. Kelengkapan unsur dan kualitas terbitan/prosiding (30%)

4.5 24,0

Total = (100%) 15 10

Nilai Pengusul : 40% x 10 = 4 Catatan Penilaian paper oleh Reviewer :

a. Penulisan artikel mengikuti panduan penulisan; judul dan isi artikel sudah sesuai.

b. Sesuai bidang ilmu penulis; hanya terdapat 1 rujukan pembahasan secara akademik.

c. Rujukan sangat minim hanya laporan dan textbook tanpa artikel jurnal; penerapan metode deskriptif secara umum belum diperinci penerapannya.

d. Prosiding sudah memiliki ISBN dari event konferensi internasional reguler.

Semarang, Reviewer 2,

Dr.sc.agr. Iwan Rudiarto, ST, MSc.

NIP. 197403271999031002

Departemen PWK FT. Undip

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LEMBAR

HASIL PENILAIAN SEJAWAT SEBIDANG ATAU PEER REVIEW KARYA ILMIAH : PROSIDING

Judul karya ilmiah (paper) : Transformation of the City of Bandung Towards a Creative City Jumlah Penulis : 2 orang

Status Pengusul : Zahra Nur Hasanah, P. Nugroho

Identitas prosiding : a. Judul Prosiding : The 13

^th

International Asian

Urbanization Conference:

Rapid Urbanisation and

Sustainable Development

In Asia

b. ISBN/ISSN : 978-979-8786-58-7

c. Tahun Terbit/tempat pelaksanaan : Januari 2016, Yogyakarta

d. Penerbit/organiser : UGM

e. Alamat repository PT/web : http://auc2016aura.geo.ugm.

ac.id/

f. Terindeks di (jika ada) :

Kategori Publikasi Makalah :  Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Internasional (beri pada kategori yang tepat) Prosiding Forum Ilmiah Nasional

Hasil Penilaian Peer Review : Komponen Yang Dinilai

Nilai Reviewer

Nilai Rata-rata Reviewer I Reviewer II

a. Kelengkapan unsur isi paper (10%) 1,5 1,5 1,5

b. Ruang lingkup dan kedalaman pembahasan (30%)

4,5 2,5 3,5

c. Kecukupan dan kemutahiran data/informasi dan metodologi (30%)

4,5 2,0 3,5

d. Kelengkapan unsur dan kualitas terbitan/prosiding (30%)

4,5 4,0 4,25

Total = (100%) 15 10 12,5

Nilai Pengusul : 40% x 12,5 = 4,96

Semarang,

Reviewer 1, Reviewer 2,

Wido Prananing Tyas, ST, MDP, Ph.D Dr.sc.agr. Iwan Rudiarto, ST, MSc.

NIP. 197301121998032001 NIP. 197403271999031002

Departemen PWK FT.Undip Departemen PWK FT.Undip

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Rapid Urbanization and Sustainable Development in Asia

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STEERING COMMITTEE

Prof. Ashok

^K.

Dutt

(Founding Member of Asian Urban

^Research

Association, Professor Emeritus, University of Akron) Prof. George PomeroY

(Executive Secretary of Asian

^U

rban

Research

Association, Shippensburg

^U

niversity) Prof. Dr. Suratman, M.Sc.

(Vice

Rector of Universitas GadjahMada) Prof. Dr.

R.

Ruanta, M.Sc.

(Dean

of Faculty of Geography, Universitas Gadjah Mada)

SCIENTIFIC BOARD

Prof. Dr.

R.

Rijanta, M.Sc. (Universitas Gadjah Mada, lndonesia) prof. Dr.rer.nat. MuhAris Marfai, M.sc. (Universitas Gadjah Mada, lndonesia)

Dr. Sukamdi, M.Sc. (Universitas Gadjah Mada, lndonesia) Dr. Rini Rachmawati,

^S.Si.,

M.T. (Universitas Gadjah Mada, lndonesia)

Prof. George M. Pomeroy (Shippensburg University,

^USA)

Prof. Liliana Dumitrache (University of Bucharest, Romania)

Prof.

^{B. R.}K.

Sinha

^(Banaras

Hindu University, lndia) Prof. Anne Haila (University of Helsinki, Finland) Dr. Tim Bunnel (National University of Singapore, Singapore)

Dr.

K.C.

Ho (National University of Singapore, Singapore) Dr. Goh Hong Ching (Universiti of Malaya, Malaysia) _r

Monsicha Bejrananda, Ph'D. (University of KhonKaen, Thailand) Dr. Debnath Mookheriee (Western Washington University,

^USA)

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Prof. Ashok

K.

Dutt

(Founding Member of Asian Urban

Research

Association, Professor Emeritus in Public Administration and Urban Studies, Geography and Planning University of Akron)

Prof. Dr. Annelies Zoomers

(Professor of lnternational Development Studies-Chair of

LANDac,

Departement Human Development & Planning, Faculity of Geosciences, Utrecht University, Netherlands)

Prof. Dr. Frauke

Kraas

(Rrofessor

for

H

uman Geography, Chair- lnstitute of Geography, University of Cologne, Germany, (Mega-)Urban

Research

of Southeast

Asia)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chair

Dr. Rini Rachmawati, S.Si., M,T.

Members

Dr. rer. pol. Dyah Widiyastuti, S.T., M.CP.

Dr. Estuning Tyas Wulan Mei, S,Si., M.Sc.

Surani Hasanati, S.Si, M.Sc.

Alia Fajarwati, S.Si., M.IDEA M. lsnaeni Sadali, S.Si., M.Sc.

Dr.

Andri

Kurniawan, S.Si.,M.Si Agung Budiono, S.Pi.,M.Eng.

Agung Satriyo Nugroho, S.5i.

Yuke Nori Aurumbita, S.Si., MSc.

Arini Murwindati,

S.Si.

Sheily Widyaningsih, S.Si.

lntan Pandini, S.Si.

Agung Jauhari, S.Si.

Trafika Anggini Estin Sulistyani Diana Febrita Umar El lzzuddin Kiat

lfa Meliyana Sari Dwi

Aji

Kurniawan Bagus Suwito, A.Md.

Budhi Santoso, SlP.

Dyah Fitria Dewi Citra Amalia Waskita

Andri Widayanti Taufieq Tresnawan

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TABEL OF CONTENTS

STEERING COMMITTEE,.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS...

ORGANIZI NG COMMITTEE..

TABEL OF CONTENTS...

iii

iv iv

vii

ix

NO (THEME 1) RURAL.URBAN TRANSFORMATION

1 DECENTRALIZED ENVI RON MENTAL MANAG EMENT IN PERI-U RBAN BANG KOK: DEVOLUTION, PARTICIPATION AND ROLE OF EXTRA-LOCAL INTERMEDIARIES,...,...,...

Amorn

Kritsanaphan 1

2 PRO POOR DEVELOPMENT

IN

EMPOWERING POOR FARMER HOUSEHOLD

TO

ALLEVIATE POVERTY BY GETTING STABILITY OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCT

TO

FACE

A

CONDITION OF RURAL-URBAN TRANSFORMATION,S IMPACT

A

CASE STUDY

IN

PARAKAN SUB-DISTRICT, TEMANGGU NG, CENTRAL JAVA

Ferdianta Wahyu Nur Pratama 72

3 RURAL TRANSFORMATION AND RURAL.URBAN LINKAGES: THE CASE OF KAMPUNG PERUAS,

lbrahim

Ngah, Khairul Hisyam Kamarudin, Hamid Saad 24 4 URBAN SPRAWT

OF

AUCKLAND,

NEW

ZEALAND,

I842-20L4:

SPATIAL PATTERNS AND

DRIVERS

Jay Gao 41

5 HISTORY ANDTEMPO OF URBANIZATION IN INDONESIA 1980-2010

Muhammad

Arif

Fahrudin Alfana, Hafidz Bachtiar, and Widha Ayu Nur Permata Hanif 51 6 SETTLEMENT GROWTH IN NGAGELREJO VILLAGE SU8 DISTRICT SURABAYA CITY ..,..,...

M.

Fikri

Amrullah,

Nugroho Hari Purnomo 56

7 LAND USE CHANGE

IN

URBAN FRINGES:

A

THREAT

TO

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA

Nina Novira, Restu 61

8 THE EMERGENCE OF INFORMAL ACTORS

IN

"TERRITORY" AS

A

CONSEQUENCE OF AREA TRANSFORMATION. CASE STUDY:

THE

EFFECT

OF

INFORMAL ACTORS. EMERGENCE IN URBAN FRINGE BETWEEN DEMAK AND SEMARANG, CENTRAL JAVA AS CONSEQUENCE OF AREA TRANSFORMATION

Nuzula lchwanun Nabila, Bastian Widyatama, Tasha Nastiti Waris 69 9 RURAL

URBAN

LINKAGES

AND

SHOPPING DESTINATION FOR HOUSEHOLDS NEEDS IN

SEMARANG DISTRICT

Puji Hardati, R. Rijanta, Su Ritohardoyo 7S

10 PERI URBAN AREAS - AREAS OF RURAL URBAN TRANSFORMATION: A RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

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IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI.

Sheeba Chander ₈₀

11 POPULATION DENSITY ESTIMATION AND LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION: USING SATELLITE IMAGING AND REMOTE SENSING METHODS TO ANALYZE SETILEMENT AND DESAKOTA LANDSCAPES

Stephen Cairns, Lincoln Lewis, Qinq Wan, David Neudecker, Serene Chen

⁸⁹

L2 URBAN

-

RURAL

-

BORDER (SOC|AL) TNTERACTTON STRUCTURE

rN

STRATEGTC AREAS tN

Syaiful Muazir, Horng-Chang Hsieh 100

13.

THE TRANSITION OF SUBURBAN KAMPUNG IN JABODETABEK ...,...,...

Tsuguta Yamashita, Kengo Hayashi 108

14

URBAN SPATIAL GROWTH AND LAND

TRANSFORMATION ANALYSIS

USING

HIGH RESOLUTION REMOTE SENSING DATA AND GIS TECHNIQUES

-

^A^CASE^STUDYOF LUCKNOW CITY, UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA ...,..

Virendra Kumar, Kamlesh Bhalavi, Rajiv Mohan 118

15 PATTERN

OF

FORMAL HOUSING WORKING TRIPS

AT THE URBAN

FRINGE

AREA

IN PEKANBARU

Yogaffri Zaini, Puji

Astuti, Mardianto

Manan 130

NO fTHEME 2) UREAN RES|UENCE, RISK AND URBAN POVERW

1 SPATIAL TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF AIR SURFACE TEMPERATURE BEHAVIOR

IN

SMALL CITY (uNrvERSrw)

Adi Wibowo, Jarot Mulyo Semedi

r44

2

IAND

USE COVER

AND

ITS EFFECT

ON

URBAN HEAT SIGNATURES:,

A

SPATIAL-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS

Adi

Wibowo,

Kharulmaini Osman Shaleh L52

3 SEMARANG CITY AND SUBSIDENCE : FROM SCIENTIFIC DATA TO TERRITORIAL RES|LlENCE...

Clara

Villar,

Bernard Gudzo, Muhammad Helmi, lta

Widowati

163 4

TOWARDS URBAN

RESILIENCE: ASSESSMENT

OF

COMMUNITY-BASED DISASTER RISK

REDU CTI ON STRATEGI ES I N YOGYAKARTA, I N DON ESIA

Furstenberg Jana,

Kubisch Susanne,

Niederer Stefan, Salow Tim, Unthan Nils,

Hinzpeter

Kilian, Hoyoz Leonhard, Kranebitter

Simon,

Sandholzer

Fabian, Scheur

Dominik,

Sandholz

Simone, Hoferl Karl-Michael 167

5

Neethu Vijayan, Shaharudin ldrus, Mazlin Bin

Mokhtar,

Nimisha Krishnankutty 177 6 IMPACTS OF FLOOD TOWARDS THE URBAN HEALTH IN MALAYSIA.

Nurfarahain,2.,

Shaharudin ldrus, Nor Lita Fadilah, R.

t87

7 BARRIERS TO INTEGRATING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INTO URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN

Nurrohman Wijaya 792

8 CLIMATE SERVICE: PRODUCING USEFULSCIENCE FOR URBAN RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE

I t\t\/FcTirEtilTq

Sophie

Webber

202

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9 COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE, PERCEPTIONS

AND

BEHAVIOUR FOR CLIMATE CHANGE IN DRINKINGWATER SECTOR

Yudha Heston

2lt

NO ^(THEME3) URBANIZATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND URBAN POVERW

1 EXPENSES OF MONEY OF URBAN HOUSELESS POPULATION: A CASE STUDY 223 Jabir Hasan Khan, Shamshad

2 URBANIZATION, EMPLOYMENT

AND

URBAN POVERTY

IN VIETNAM

DURING

THE

EARLY TNDUSTRTAL PERTOD ...

LUU Bich Ngoc, NGUYEN Thi Thieng 239

3 RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY IN THE SUB-URBAN OF SEMARANG.CENTRALJAVA ^.

Moh Gamal Rindarjono 260

4

Widha Ayu Nur Permata Hanif, Hafidz Bachtiar, Muhammad

Arif

Fahrudin Alfana 274

NO fTHEME 4) URBANTZATTON rN THE ERA OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY,

1 URBANIZATION IN THE ERA OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICD,..

Rini Rachmawati 281

2 METRO MANILA,S COMPETING BUSINESS DISTRICTS: EDGE CITIES, PHILIPPINE STYLE? ...

BOQUET, Yves

297

3 TELEMATIC PLATFORMS

TO

MORE INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES:

A

COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN PORTUGAL AND INDONESIA

Fldvio Nunes 303

4 ICT EMBEDDED CITIES: SCENARIOS, ICTAPPLICATIONS IN CITIES, AND CHA11ENGES..,...,...

Mani K. Madala 311

5 DEALING WITH A TECHNOPOLE: STRENGTHENING SMALL CITY DEVELOPMENT

Ridwan Sutriadi

32r

NO (THEME 5) URBAN PLANNING AND URBAN GOVERNANCE

L STUDY

ON MODEL OF

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

USING IN

ROAD TRANSPORT r^tcoAcrDr

rarl

raE ntr\/Ft nDNtFNT ll\l aaanRDANaF \A/lTl{ Tl.lF ar]NlhlTtnNq nE \/lFTNAt\,

Bui Thi Hoang LAN ^(PhD) 328

2 ^E AANt\'FNT

Eka Dyana Yulandari, Roswita Dharmasanti, Tety Widyaningrum, Nirania Galuh

Putrie,

Lambang Septiawan, Alia Fajarwati 340

3 CONFLICT AND SOLUTION FOR JOMBOR FLYOVER DEVELOPMENT ISSUES, SINDUADI, MLATI,

Janu Muhammad, Nurhadi 146

NO (THEME 6) SOC|O-ECONOMTC TMPACTS OF URBANIZATTON

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1 URBANIZATION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGES IN SELONG

TOWN,

INDONESIA ....,...,,...

Baiq Liana

Widiyanti

355

2 URBANIZATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN: ETHNIC ASPECTS

Gulnara Nyussupova, Student Damira Tazhiyeva

362

3 DEVELOPMENT

OF

URBANITE ILLEGAL BUSINESS

TO BE A TOWN

CITIZEN

OF

THE COOPERATIVE E NTREPREN EU RIAL MAINSTAY ^IN SURABAYA, EAST JAVA

Sukarno Hardjosoewito, Rachmawati Novaria

371

4 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

OF

SETTLERS

IN THE

FEDERAL

LAND

DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ^(FELDA)AND EXPLORING THE PLURIACTIVITY IN FELDA SFTTLEMENTS

Zainalabidin 377

NO (THEME 7) SLUM UPGRADING AND CAPABILIW BUILDING

1 CHARACTERISTICS OF SLUM POPULATION IN INDIA...,...

B.R.K. Sinha, Prabhakar Nishad, Brijendra Nath Singh 384

2 PAfiERN OF SLUM POPULATION IN INDIA...

B.R.K. Sinha 393

3 STATUS OF SOCIALAMENITIES IN STUMS OF INDIA,.,..,...

B.R.K. Sinha, Brijendra Nath Singh, Prabhakar Nishad 402

NO THEME 8} URBAN FUTURES AND ASPIRATIONS

1

THE

EMERGING

OF KUALA LUMPUR

EXTENDED

MEGA URBAN

REGION (KLEMUR):

Abdul Samad Hadi, Shaharudin ldrus, Mohd Raffi Othman, dan

Mohd

Raihan Taha 411 2 SLUM YOUTH-CHILDREN COLLECTIVES TOWARDS SELF-CONFIDENCE, EDUCATION, TEAM-

sKlLLs ...

Agarwal Siddharth, Agarwal Kabir,.Verma Neeraj, Verma Shabnam, Sharma M. R., Sharma

c.B. 420

3 EMPOWERED

SLUM

WOMEN'S-GROUPS NEGOTIATE

TO IMPROVE URBAN

HEALTH GOVERNANCE, ACCESS TO ENTITLEMENTS ...

Agarwal Siddharth, Verma Shabnam, Verma Neeraj, Agarwal Kabir, Sharma M.R., Sharma C.B 426 4

THE

ISSUE

OF

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

IN THE BIG

CITIES

OF

EMERGING ASIAN

COUNTRIES: THEORETICAL, CRITICAL

AND

PROSPECTIVE APPROACH. THE CASE OF BEIJING (cHrNA)

Guillaume

Giroir

433

5 PLANNING GALLERIES AS SITES OF ASSERTION AND ASPIRATION

-

THE SINGAPORE'S CITY

Michael R. Glass

M9

6 IMPLEMENTATION

OF

EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT:

SD

NOGOPURO, GOWOK VILLAGE, YOGYAKARTA,

AS A

^ROLE

MODEL IN

TRANSFORMING WASTE INTO MANURE AN D MONEY...

Nugroho, A.P., Suratman, W.S., Hasanati, S. 462

7 THE ROLE

OF

URBAN CULTURAL HERITAGE

IN

KATHMANDU, NEPAI-

AND

YOGYAKARTA,

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INDONESIA: BETWEEN MEMORY OF THE PAST AND POTENTIAL FOR THE FUTURE

Simone Sandholz 466

trlO FHEME 9} NATURAL RESOURCES GOVERNANCE AND URBANIZATION

1 ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY: A CASE STUDY OF THREE RAPIDLY URBANIZED MAJOR ClTlES....

Shagufa Tazin Shathy, Mohammad lmam Hasan Reza 480

NO (fHEME 10) COMMUNTT|ES AND THE ASIAN CIW

1 COLLECTIVE SAVINGS AND LOANS BY

SIUM

WOMEN'S.GROUPS FOR HEALTH, EDUCATION,

Agarwal Siddharth, Verma Shabnam, Verma Neeraj, Agarwal Kabir, Sharma M.R., Sharma C.B 488 2 WE TOO EXIST: EMERGING SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FORMATION OF LOWER CASTES

lN

AN

Devinder Singh 497

3 LIFESTYLE MIGRANTS' UTOPIA

lN

HUALIEN,

TAIWAN:

SECOND-HAND SHOPS

AND

THE I Aithca^DE nE rrognEo _Ilcc'

Jun Hua Lin 501

4 ALTERNATIVE PUBLIC SPACES: SPACE FOR

COMMUNIW

ACTIVITY

AND

PARTICAPATORY URBAN DESIGN IN ROCHOR+, SINGAPORE....,,

Edda Ostertag 508

5

"5,700

PEOPLE FOR

6,700

TREES,,

-

^THEEVOLVEMENT

OF AN

URBAN COMMUNITY OF

Sandra Kurfurst 519

5

THE

ROLE OF

COMMUNIW

DEVELOPMENT

IN

RESPONSE

TO COMMUNAL

CONFLICT IN INDONESIA IN THE CONTETT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. ...

Wisnu Setiawan

524

NO (THEME 11) |AND, URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSTNG lN AS|A

L URBANIZATION,

HOUSING

CONDITIONS

AMONG URBAN VULNEMBLE IN

^INDIA-

IM PLICATIONS FOR ACTION...

Agarwal Siddharth, Agarwal Kabir, Sahoo, Prakasha 536

2 TANU IENUKE 5ELUKI IY: UE FALIU UK t.,EJUKE IENUKE IFIE LA5I, UF UKbAN KAMIYUNO II\|

JAKARTA. ^INDONESIA.,...

Andri Supriatna 544

3 TOWARD THE URBAN REAL ESTATE GOVERNANCE? LAND

RENI

BUILT ENVIRONMENT, AND TH E FUNCTIONAL SELECTIVITY OF tAND VALU E...

Cassidy l-Chih Lan, ChenJai Lee 557

4 GATED COMMUNITY RESIDENTS AND THEIR SENSE OF SAFETY: A CASE STUDY OF BANGKOK...

Chaitawat Boonjubun 555

5 PARADIGM SHIFR IN THE INTERNATIONAL HOUSING DEBATE AND ITS LOCAL IMPLICATIONS FOR SU RAKARTA',S...

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Christiam Obermayr, Winn Astuti

571

6 LAND PREDICTION OF AVAILABLE AREA FOR HOUSING IN 2017 BY USING MARKOV CHAIN ..,..

Dwi Santy Ratnasari, Puspa Kusumawardani ₅₈₁

7 SPATIAL TRENDS

OF

URBAN PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT DURt NG 1756-2015...

TRENDS

OF

YOGYAKARTA CITY

Djaka Marwasta ₅₈₇

8 ANALYSING ABILITY FACTORS FOR HOUSING OWNERSHIP TOWARDS URBAN LIVABILITY...

Elia Syarafina Abdul Shakur, Ahmad Fariz Mohamed, Samad Abdul Hadi s95 9 COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS TO STIMUIATE HOUSING GROWTH IN PERI-URBAN AREAS OF

I Dewa Made Frendika Septanaya 50s

11 LAND RIGHTS IN CHINA'S ''VILLAGETO RESIDENCE

COMMUN|ry''

A CASE STUDY OF CAITANG,

Sa Haoxocuan 574

NO THEME 12) CONTESTED URBAN PUBLIC SPACE

1 MANAGING URBAN SPACE FOR SUSTAINABLE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE LANGAT BASIN, MALAYSTA ..._._...

Ahmad Fariz Mohamed, Shaharudin, tdrus, Abdul Samad Hadi 620 2

COMMUNITY

BARRICADES: SUBALTERN IMAG|NARIES AND POLITICAL PERFORMANCE

TOWARDS A RIGHTTO THE CITY...

Chester Antonino C. Arcilla ₆₂₈

3 HERITAGE-MAKING lN coNTEsrED _URBAN_sPAcEs: RELEVANCE FoR

coMMUNtry

AND

ctry.

Kong-Chong HO 636

4

Savina Sirik 642

5 GLOBAL PUBLIC SPACE, PROPOSING A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR PUBLIC SPACE

Edda Ostertag

652

NO (THEME 13) TNNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO URBAN TSSUES

1

CAN PAMDISE AND THE _CITY

CO-EXIST?

THE

POTENTIALS

OF

ARCHITECTURAL

I NSTRU MENTALITY TO RECREATE PARADISE I DYLI.S AROUN D

Adrianne Joergensen, M.Arch 664

2 EMPOWERED

SLUM

WOMEN'S-GROUPS NEGOTIATE

TO IMPROVE URBAN

HEALTH GOVERNANCE, ACCESS TO ENTITLEMENTS

Agarwal Siddharth, Verma Shabnam, Verma Neeraj, Agarwal Kabir, Sharma M.R,

Sharma

c.B

573

3 USING MULTI.CRITERIA ANALYSIS AND GIS TO EVALUATE THE LEVEL OF URBANIZATION IN HOCH|MtNH CtTy FROM 2004 TO

20t2

...

Hoang

Minh

Duong Nguyen, Ngoc Khanh Thi Vu, Lan

My

Hoang Nguyen 680 4

AN

INNOVATIVE APPROACH

TO THE

FLOOD

MITIGATION IN

^TEMERLOH,PAHANG,

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Nor Lita Fadhilah R., Shaharudin ldrus, Nurfarahain ^Z. ⁶⁹⁹ 5 CCOIOEICNI APPROACH FOR FLOOD PREVENTION AND SLUM COMMUNITY UPGfu\DING

ALONG LAT PHRAO CANAL, ^BANGKOK

Pudtan Chantarangkul, Supreeya Wungpatcharapon

704

6 rOOO SECUNITV IN URBAN SPRAWL EFFECTED AREA: CASE STUDY IN SUB.DISTRICTS ON THE OUTSKI RTS OF YOGYAKARTA CITY ...,...

Rucitra Anjarsariningtyas,

waraswati

Laksimiasri, Ajrul

Arin

Pratiwi,

sri

Rum Giyarsih 713 7

vtcrous

clRcLE oF HOUSELESSNESS...'...

Shamshad

7t9

8 TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY OF BANDUNG TOWARDS A CREATIVE CITY

Zahra Nur Hasanah, Prihadi Nugroho 740

NO (THEME 15) URBANIZATIoN lN GEOGRAPHY lN THE GLOBAL AREA

L TIE ITUPNCT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN THE URBAN FRINGE

Rika Harini, Emilia Nurjani, Rina Ariani

749

2 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF LANDSLIDE HAZARDS IN BANJARNEGAM AND KARANGKOBAR SUB-DISTRICT, BANJARNEGARA

Suprapto Dibyosaputro 754

NO (THEME 16) MANAGING URBAN AND RURALTRANSFORATION lN INDONESIA

1 ASSESSEMENT

FOR

IMPLEMENTATION

OF BALANCED

RESIDENTIAL

CONCEPT

IN

Andri

Kurniawan, Alia Fajarwati, Cesar

766

2

Spmnl

^CONDtTtON^OF^KAMPUNGS

^lN

^FACINGDISASTERS CASE STUDY: KAMPUNGES lN

Dwita Hadi Rahmi, ArdhYa Nareswari ⁷⁷⁵

3 DEALING WITH A TECHNOPOLE: STRENGTHENING SMALL CIW DEVELOPMENT

Ridwan Sutriadi

782

4 IruSTTUIOI.IRLISM, TRANSACTION COST AND LAND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN INDONESIA:

Yunie Nurhayati, Adiwan F Aritenang, Delik Hudalah 789

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Rural Tran forruation ,. nd Ru1 al- rbnn lnkaue : The a c of K,1n1pu110 M a l a , ,ia

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ntr /01· lnnov til Pl'mmiuf.! an I Dev I p,;,em, uiv r: iii Tcknoloz: \falay. la. 'J JO .lohor Bahru. \fa/ m ^ia

" rf.\/ RAZAK SCH Ol of Engineering and Adm11 · ) T.·c/11u logy, nl» n: W Tckn /of!i Mala • ia, 54100 Kua hi Lumpur, Malay ia

'D partment of Urban and R� tonal Pia nnin . , 'ui ·e1 iti Tcknolog! Ha/a. sin. � I ' /0 Johar Bulint.

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Sub-Theme: 1

This paper discuss s th case of rural transformation in th context of rapid urbanizati n process in lalaysia. Base on a case study of Karn une Peruas in Pahaug, ^w illustrate the r roe s of a rrarian change m the villag tow ards more diversification of conornic nctiviti in parti ul r the t rrisrn

based acti -ities. The process of chance also r lated

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th social economic relations v ithin the locality and urban centres in the surrounding regions . . Wh il e th g nen l trend of migrati n is

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rds the lar metropolitan areas the cas of Kampung Peruas did d m nstrate ti exist nee of minor str nm of in

migration to th villag e in particular the re turn migration after retir ment in ;, ii s rvice .. W ⁼ observed that the op ration of s mall usinesses run by th I al pe pl; such as small chal ^t operators tended to have mor linkages to the local ec nomy su �h as through th pure has of raw materials such as for food and employ ment of local ^people. While th lar c tour ist r sort tended to employed foreign workers and maintain stronu liekag s with the urban centres in term of obtaining supply of mat rials and business networks. This implies that d \ elopment of I ca entrepreneurship , hich take·

advantages of the local resources is important for the local co:nomic development towards wider dis riburion of benefit to the local people.

Keywords: rural rransformation: rural-urban linkages; role of non-farm: rural tourism

2. Introduction

Rural transformation i n Malaysia reflects ti. e multi .. dimensional chane s towards diversification of rural acti ities ,, it.h increases in non-farm activ ities, broadeninu of form r land based activiti s and introduction of qualify and lo al distincti e produ ts 1(Pr st n and g h, :w ( _ ),

The em rgence non-farm and new form of agri ulture practices in alaysia are n t new su h a mehi-functicnaliry in agricu lture agro-tourism and farmers mark t) but limit r sear h I as s far been done to trace their progr s, performance and linkages to the lo al e u my. h I k , f ackno vledgment on th role of non-farm activities and th ^nev rural devel pm nt ra rices

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by multiple actors) is reflected in the continuous n ph sis of rur 11 -on mi dcv I pm nt poli on agriculture sector.

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aari iuure f r stimulatina rural e anomic gr wth and eradi ation of poverty (see Haggblad I. al, 2 I O · , R i � ', 1005; arett t. al, :!00]). Thi pap r will provide insights into tte contribution of r on .. farm t r i n rural Ii ' lihood rind how they ar Ii ik d to the local economic activities. and wider rural-urban link ges ba ed on a cnse su dy of Kamp rng Peruas.

There are various evide nces that indicates the gro l'ing importanc and tangible linkag f non-a ricultural acrivlti s and new· form of farming with the lo nl · conornic developm

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amone rural Ii useh Ids. The e linkages are mostly observ d thr ugh job er a·1i n and in me en rari n f ru:r" I e onomic rwrtfoHos sectors. Review of literature

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on-agriicuhur.al activities have si 'nificanUy i.nfluenc d v lopment of rural r gi n i:n

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1 8 4 2 . E\V ZE� L

A D D R I ERS

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P I AL P A TE

Jay Gao6

School of Environment Univer: it of Auckland JO Symonds Str et Auckland I 142' ew Zealand

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As the largest city i n . ev Zealand Auckland has e. tperienced ph non enal sprawl since 'its initial settlement m l 842 ncontrollable urban sprawl has not only encroached on the :adjacent rural greenfields but also impos d challenges for urban pllann rs. in containing run-aw ay cost of services.

The purpose of this study is to anal 'Se the spatial pattern of rural-ur ban transformation in Auckland during 1 4_ -_Q 1 and ass ess the importance of the- drivers. Analysis of historic urban plan maps and recent satellite imagery in GIS r , eals that urbanis d a:r as expand d at. a rate of no more than JOO ha per annum durina 1 8 � 2 � 1 9 1 . but this rate more than tripl d during 1 9 1 5 - 1 9 4 5 . It doubled again .to reach '733.5 ha per annum during th next JO ears, The outward sprawl of the cit has b en cu nailed over the last two decades. lost urban expansion follow d major transport corridors mer :eemle terrain. The motorway system ext nded the city southward· vhi le the o ening of the Harbour Bridges accelerated urbanisation b ) ond th harbour in ch north, sue ... estin that transport infrasrructure is critical to urban sprawl, lmprovem m in transport is c ndu ive to sprawl as it enables residents to live further away from the cemral ar a. ow ver it is popul tion �o,,, h that is id ntified as the most important driv r of sprawl accounting for 4.4� " of th vari tion . n ontrollable sprawl coincided with metropolitan population

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th from a quarter f mill i n in l ..i.� to around I million in 2001 with an R:: valu d , to L Plannine p licy aiming t r , rvine

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cnf I in the urrounding areas is responsible for the curtail d sprawlin rec nt y ear .Thus. th rat f uckland urban sprawl has a be11-shaped curve with th left. tail Ion r than the i ht f r ti tim m .

Ke) vords

Rural-urban transformation.Spatial patt rn: nalysis

J . Introduction

Given that approxirnat Jy thre billion peopl H v. in urban ar s the are important to humans economical I) culturally and so iaU '· \ 'ith e anomic d v , -10 m _ nt and rniur ti n more and more p ople will live in urban ar as in die future p ciall in. d veloping r ions su h a s ia and Afri a -HABff AT 20 l 0). The infl u of mer p opl into citie s is a comrnodated via construcrion of mar dw llinas and commercia] industrial recreational and w nsport fa iliti s au ^at th expense of th adjoining rural ere nfields. Encroachm nt of urban built -up ar s tak s a h avy roll on rhe surrounding n ironrnentas forest and ,even farmland are r plac cl b. ncr t p v m nts During the·

proc ss of urbanization, buildin g constru tions, parks and n ,, roads _ I I take up precious Ja�d �nd, r du -e th ]and used for agricultural purpos s (Do zun ... , . rb n sprav I can threaten the hmned highl, fenil _ land in clos roxirnity to curr nt urban areas Shalaby · al. 20 1 2 ) . Urban sprav I \·en aff e t. the dynamics of f or st i � _the v�ci nity of urb�n ar as and its, carbon stock. rban .spra\,�

neaanv ly affe -t d th surrounding forests and densi .. of forest patche s close to the ]ocat1ons O hum n activitiestken et al., 1 0 1 2 ) . Urbanization irnpo _ s rious strains on existent urban infras�c�r

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b coming increasingly congest d and noisy with th rise in population densit .

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Keywords' : P ri Urban Areas: Urb nisation: 11 frastructurc: a Ian e i cvelopm 'I; r .aud U Planning· Chennai etropolitan Area.

1.0 Introduetlonr

Due to the rapid pac of urbanizati n, th e ur an , rea arc ex] ,: mling acr . the ,1 )l c. A a result the urban limits are inc e sing. There are b th :r , itive nd n, mtive imp,' ^{t •} ,r ,hi phenomenon. Peri-Urban Areas: (P As) th t are lo arcd in-betw ,en the itk and ural i l h •c. ;

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11 ! they appear as a plac of gr at dynamism and highly differcmirucd arc s, The y a 1111 iodate a significant share of urban population. Peri rban Ar as are under in rapid ,_ h 11

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in the physi .a l, social and notably on economic terms ns w 1 1 r ultiug in unr!nnnl'd haphazard tr weh ·r,c11t111 , enormous bottlenecks r elated to infra tru ture like drnina _ r111d water upply I._ k if . I id w: te management piling traffic con estion p i-holed road inadequate h u sing, cuvirom ucnt p lluti, n and hitherto 'quality of life in g ncral. Th Peri u ban is t h · I n ·11 l

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Over th e last fe years, the world has se n rapid in r n c in urbani: ,, ti n. h • µ,r wth i very rnpid in dev,eloping n tions and i:t is suggested that 9 0 % . f urbnnizati II i , , linpf') niru in dcvel lpi11g 11at:i 11 • le is pre dieted that by _QS,O 6 J % of the world's P pu Int ion w i ll b l i v i n ' in cities ·md for ivcry one person hving in a develop d n lion, persons will b l i v i n in ck L:I ping 11111iow (l · PA 2000),.

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