Jakarta
After gaining independence from the dutch government, Jakarta began to set up new city centre by establishing a new monument that signifies the independence and a focal point of the upcoming urban development of Jakarta… the development is more east-west oriented since there is a huge water reservoir lying at the south of Jakarta which is an important source of water supply to the area. However, the development has faced a critical problem as it has expanded far beyond the city of Jakarta itself. In fact, the development is under the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area comprising three regencies and five cities. Thus, territorial difference is then an issue since the pace of development of different regions is not the same. In order to bridge the gap, extensive infrastructure projects are set up alongside and the rural areas are forced to be evicted to give way to the so-called urban planning. People lost their homes and jobs in the farmland and eventually live in the squatter areas that are not yet interrupted.
– Chi Wang Chau, “The Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area,” 2014
Narratives
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse VII: For the Public, Voices of the “Public”
Tan Regina Tania
“We are powerless. No matter who we talk to, it is all the same for us.” Centering on the socio-environmental debate of Jakarta Bay Reclamation is the welfare of the fishermen community. They are constantly mentioned from the debate of the experts, the government, Environmental Impact Assessments, and even the government regulations. Activists, Minister of Environment, ...
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse VI: For the Public, Who is the Public? [Part Two: Debate of Experts]
Tan Regina Tania
Anies Baswedan took office as Jakarta’s Governor for the 2017-22 term after winning against the incumbent administration led by Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok). Following his electoral promise, he proceeded to stop all reclamation activities in Jakarta. The Jakarta Bay Reclamation project was discontinued intermittently until 2018, through the issuance of Governor’s Decree that cancels the ...
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse V: For the Public, Who is the Public? [Part One: Governor Electoral Debate]
Tan Regina Tania
The Jakarta Bay Reclamation in general posed a clear environmental threat, as conducted from studies by experts. Yet, it still becomes a chosen solution for many urban issues in Jakarta. Aside from ecological issues, political debates also question the actors benefitting from the policy. Reclamation remains a hot issue in the political discourse of Jakarta, so ...
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse IV: Corruption and Stagnation (2015-2017)
Tan Regina Tania
The 17 islets of Jakarta Bay Reclamation is already recorded in the 2014 Detailed Spatial Plans and Zoning Regulations for 2030. Further details of the plan still remained to be discussed, which is carried out in the 2015 Draft Plan. The draft has yet to be realized, due to the surrounding controversy on the reclamation ...
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse III: Roles of the Activists
Tan Regina Tania
Activist, Experts, and Government Within the Jakarta Bay Reclamation discourse, there are some NGOs that have popped up here and there, notably: The Indonesian Forum for Environment (WALHI), People’s Coalition for Fisheries Justice (KIARA), and Save Jakarta Bay Coalition (KSTJ). Even from the names alone, it is apparent that these organizations are contra-reclamation. During updates on ...
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse II: Rising Ecological Concerns
Tan Regina Tania
The Central Government (President and Ministry), Provincial Government, Developers, Experts Following the issuance of the 1995 Presidential Decree, the first policy dispute emerged in 2003 when the Ministry of Environment issued a decree titled “Inadequacy of the North Coast Reclamation and Revitalization Plan” which revoked the reclamation plan based on the absence of Environmental Impact Assessment. ...
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Four (Finale) – Flood War (JUFMP vs GSW)
Setiawan Jason
CHAPTER FOUR – FLOOD WAR As the finale of this series, discussion of environmental impacts and design implementation of the two contemporary projects The Jakarta Urgent Flood Mitigation Project (JUFMP) and The Giant Sea Wall Project (GSW) is debated. Contested narratives and alternative design strategies challenging the two are analyzed and points of intersection and the ...
Historical Documents
[Report] Jakarta Waterfront City Development Report: Looking for the New Waterfront
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Report] End-of-Project Report of JCDS: The Next Stage for the Giant Seawall Project
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Letter] Letter to Dutch Prime Minster Mark Rutte: Towards a More Participatory Plan
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Book] Final Master Plan of NCICD Project: The Solution for the Sinking City
Tan Megan Alexandra
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Four (Finale) – Flood War (JUFMP vs GSW)
Setiawan Jason
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Three – Flood
Setiawan Jason
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Two – Land Subsidence
Setiawan Jason
[Image] NCICD Master Plan Official Imagery: New Identity to Save the City?
Tan Megan Alexandra
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy V.II [2020 Governor Decree]: Questioning the Legitimacy of the Decree
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy V.I [2020 Governor Decree]: New Islands, Same Location; The Controversy of the New Spatial Plans
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy IV.I [2015 Jakarta Bay Spatial Planning Draft]: Reclamation for Economic and Urban Development
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy IV.II [2015 Jakarta Bay Spatial Planning Draft]: The Contested K and L Islands
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy III [2014 Detailed Spatial Plans and Zoning Regulations of Jakarta]: Counterproductive? Why was there less detail compared to the 2012 Spatial Plans?
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy II.II [2012 Spatial Planning of Jakarta Bay Reclamation Area]: Setting Out the Details
Tan Regina Tania
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter One – (Over)Urbanization
Setiawan Jason
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy II.I [2012 Spatial Urban Planning for 2030]: Inclusion of the Giant Sea Wall Project in Jakarta’s Long Term Planning
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation Policy I [1995 Presidential Decree]: The First Legal Basis on the Controversial Development Project
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta’s urban and rural growth, alongside with Rural Settlements throughout Jakarta
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Technical Evaluation for East West Line MRT
Tjuatja Evelyn
The History of Public-Private Partnership in Indonesia
Tjuatja Evelyn
Social Economy Status of Indonesia before the Development of MRT Jakarta
Tjuatja Evelyn
Land Acquisition Issue
Tjuatja Evelyn
JAKARTA: AN URBAN FABRIC DEVELOPMENT. Part IV= Japanese Colonalization – The Making of a Megacity (1942-2000s)
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
JAKARTA: AN URBAN FABRIC DEVELOPMENT. Part III= The New Batavia – Early Modernization of The City (1800-1942)
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
JAKARTA: AN URBAN FABRIC DEVELOPMENT. Part II= Dutch Colonialization Period / The Dutch East Indies (VOC) City of Batavia (1619-1799)
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
JAKARTA: AN URBAN FABRIC DEVELOPMENT. Part 1= Pre-Colonial Port City of Sunda Kelapa and Jakarta (12th Century – 16th Century)
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Alternative Route and the Consideration for Route Selection for MRT Jakarta
Tjuatja Evelyn
Jakarta Traffic Congestion and Road Accident
Yongki Sunarta
Jakarta Traffic Congestion and Air Pollution
Yongki Sunarta
Jakarta Traffic Congestion and Vehicle Growth
Yongki Sunarta
Bibliography
[Report] Social Justice at Bay: Looking at Dutch Involvement in NCICD // Maarten Bakker, Satoko Kishimoto, and Christa Nooy
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Journal] Jakarta Bay, the Pioneer and the Last Frontier // Abidin Kusno
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Journal] Navigating the Waters of Flood Mitigation in Jakarta // Emma Colven
Tan Megan Alexandra
[Journal] Disaster Capitalism behind the Giant Seawall Megaproject? // Thanti Octavianti and Katrina Charles
Tan Megan Alexandra
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse VI: For the Public, Who is the Public? [Part Two: Debate of Experts]
Tan Regina Tania
Jakarta Bay Reclamation – A 35-Year Long Policy Discourse V: For the Public, Who is the Public? [Part One: Governor Electoral Debate]
Tan Regina Tania
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Four (Finale) – Flood War (JUFMP vs GSW)
Setiawan Jason
Mapping Jakarta, Giant Sea World: Chapter Two – Land Subsidence
Setiawan Jason
[Book] Jakarta: Claiming Spaces and Rights in the City // Jörgen Hellman, Marie Thynell, and Roanne van Voorst
Tan Megan Alexandra
MRT JAKARTA SHAPING THE MILESTONE IN INDONESIAN INFRASTRUCTURE THE FIRST OF ITS KIND
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
JAKARTA: a Resilient Asian Cosmopolitan City
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Re-Assessing TOD index in Jakarta Metropolitan Region (JMR).
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Historical Atlas of Indonesia, Robert Cribb
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Defining Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Potential Along the Commuter Line Stations in Jakarta.
Bunjaya Alvin Dharma Saputra
Environmental Impact of MRT Jakarta
Tjuatja Evelyn
Technical Assistance to Improve the MRT Operation
Tjuatja Evelyn
Traffic Management during Construction of Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit East-West Line Project
Tjuatja Evelyn
Jakarta MRT Connection track between N-S Line and E-W Line
Tjuatja Evelyn
Exisiting Traffic Condition at Dukuh Atas Area
Tjuatja Evelyn
Public Transportation and Transit Facilities as a Media to Create a Healthier Jakarta
Yongki Sunarta
Defining Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Potential Along the Commuter Line Stations in Jakarta
Yongki Sunarta
Physical Analysis Conditions Around Lebak Bulus MRT Station in South Jakarta, Indonesia
Yongki Sunarta
Ready for a New Era, 2018 Annual Report PT MRT Jakarta
Yongki Sunarta
“JABODETABEK MPA STRATEGIC PLAN” MASTER PLAN FOR ESTABLISHING METROPOLITAN PRIORITY AREA FOR INVESTMENT AND INDUSTRY IN JABODETABEK AREA IN THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Yongki Sunarta
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