KOLONG TOL:Community-Based Urban Revitalization
Barry BeagenCivil and Environmental EngineeringCornell University ‘11internshipMercy Corps Urban Program June 7 - August 6 2010
immediate history + context
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kampung ini dalam lindungan KOMNASHAM. siapapun dilarang mengusur, mengancam dan meneror warga di kampung ini.
Surat dari KomnasHAM no. 281/8 - EKOSOB/IX/2007
north jakarta
pejagalan penjaringankota tua
central jakartawest jakarta
lokasi komunitas kolong tol
lodan
papango warakassungai bambuancol
pejagalan penjaringankota tua
lodanancol
papango warakassungai bambu
kolong tol di jakarta
CONTOH: RW 13, Rawa Bebek, Penjaringan
papangokecamatan penjaringan
kelurahan penjaringan
kelurahan penjaringan
elevated toll roadTOL PELABUHAN
rawa bebekneighborhood
sungai bambu
warakas
tol pelabuhan
rawa bebek, penjaringan
RW 13
heavy kampung
kampung
rusun
ruko
ruko
factories
warehouses
community efforts + amplification
training of trainers
stakeholders meeting
proposal facilitationleadershipcapacity building
common vision
communityleadershiptechical support
community
participatory workshop+communityexhibition
continued facilitation
idea and process: participation as political infill
community generated plan
lebih dari 650 masyarakat berpartisipasi
dari 65 skema yang berbeda
BENEFITS
SOCIAL ECONOMIC POLITICAL
BENEFITS
SOCIAL
EMPOWERMENTcommunity develop greater ownership and empowered to better their environment
CAPACITY BUILDINGcommunity is able to develop a common vision and proposals
EQUAL REPRESENTATIONwomen and children are represented in the process to prevent elite capture
BENEFITS
COMMUNITY INCOMEsites, services and activities that are under regulations can help to gen-erate income for the com-munity
COST SAVINGSauthorities and government can save costs for maintenance of structures and ‘cleaning up’ of squatting activities
RISK PREVENTIONwhen space is well-kept, fire hazzards can be prevented
ECONOMIC
BENEFITS
BUILD TRUSTparticipatory process can develop trust between government and community
BETTER GOVERNANCE urban poor communities can resolve specific and local issues with the participatory process
INNOVATIVE SPATIAL PLANNING PROCESSthe innovative method can aid in indonesia’s move towards democracy and development
POLITICAL
issues
KOLONG TOL IN JAKARTA
ISSUES
bureaucratic inertia
lack of monitoring and potential conflicts
premanisme and cronyism
entrenched economic interests
health risks and fire hazards
urban poor’s contribution is not recognized
uncontrolled open dumping
poor drainage
flooding
poor access and lighting
systemic
activities
physical
existing activities
education / culture
food + economy
community + living
sports and recreation
ecology