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URBAN FARMING : RECONNECT PEOPLE AND URBAN NATURECase Study : High Density Area of Cikapundung Fringes in Plesiran Bandung
ALDISSAIN JURIZAT1000352
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENTFACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Are you happy?
Are you unhappy?
INDICATION
FRESH AIR
ACTIVITY
PRESSURE
VEGETABLES
RESULT
WHAT DO YOU SEE ABOUT THIS
CITY?
HIGH RISE BUILDING
HISTORY
RETAIL
DID YOU EVER SEEN THIS?
OBJECT STUDY
1. Poor water management2. Underutilized fertile land3. The air is not fresh and polluted4. Temperatures are generally high5. The less amount of open space.
ECOLOGYCONDITION
1. The residents average income is lower to middle level.2. Residents daily needs are suplied by the market. Especially food like a vegetables, fruits, and herbal of nature product.
Most of residents are elementary and junior high school graduates, but has creativity to built cultural centre, and painting centre.
ECONOMYCONDITION
EDUCATIONCONDITION
WHAT IS THE SOLUTION?
URBAN FARMING
Urban farming is a chain of industries that produce, process and sell food and energy to meet the consumer needs of the city. (FAO)
Urban Farming also contributes to saving the environment with waste management and create a cleaner city with the implementation of 3R (reuse, reduse, recycle) for the management of municipal solid waste.
WHAT IS URBAN
FARMING?
Urban farming offers immediate benefit to residents through the fulfillment of quality food needs like vegetables, fruits, tubers, etc.
The residents do not have to worry about harmful substances contained in the plant. This way, the residents becomes consumers and also producers of their own food.
IMMEDIATE BENEFIT
Safe water system
Biodiversity conservation
Reducing Pollutan
Produce Oxygen
INDIRECTBENEFIT
Urban Farming in Hanava, Cuba
Urban Farming in Mathere, Kenya
URBAN FARMING
IN THE WORLD
Vegetables in Made Market, Surabaya, from urban farming
Urban farming in Jakarta
Urban farming in Bandung Urban farming in Bandung
URBAN FARMING
IN INDONESIA
Application of Urban Farming CITY
CONSTRUCTED SPACE OPEN SPACE
GREEN OPEN SPACE NON-GREEN OPEN SPACE
PUBLIC
URBAN FARMING
PRIVAT
PARK CITY
GREEN LAND ROAD
FLOODPLAINS
YARD
VERTIKAL GARDEN
ROOF GARDEN
ECOLOGY ECONOMY EDUCATION
ECOLOGY ECONOMY EDUCATION
CONCLUCION
Aspect Strategy
Strengthening Internal
Integrated Community Development with stakeholder
Applying urban farming in Bandung
Apply a good policy from government to increase urban farming
External development Strengthening green customer
• Residents in the high densely area of Cikapundung River Fringe has a desire to be green customers or consumers who obtain food from natural sources directly.
• Urban farming also indirectly beneficial as green open spaces that serve the city include creating ecologically green, creating a balance between the constructed area and the vegetation area, to protect the water system, conservation of biodiversity, reduce pollutants, producing oxygen, solar radiation control, and providing environmental education to children.
• Implement urban farming in densely populated areas, need to be strengthened internally and strengthened the external development.
RECOMMENDATION
Implementation TechniquesImplementation steps for realizing the idea of urban farming is based on:1.Identify potential application and development of urban farming in the city according priority2.Gradual approach (gradually) to community leaders as the beginning of the partnership with the community.3.Consultation and dissemination whole urban farming program that will be implemented4.Doing mechanism with communities in monitoring the implementation of urban farming5.Mobilization to residents to implement agreed programs.6.Conduct periodic evaluation mechanism.
Executive Source of Funds Programs
Institute for the potential development of specific areas of the city under the Local Government
The allocation of state funds and budgets for the development of local government
The use of organic agriculture as a whole in the land to be developed
Non-Government Organitations (NGOs) Submission of a proposed community development as a sustainable CSR program (a great chance to get 3% of the total profit of the company in accordance with Law No.. 27th 2008 on the company's CSR program)
Training and implementation of urban farming to the citizens of the city, as well as the benefits and advantages
Academics (students / Universities) Fund low-interest loans from state-owned banks
Socialization application of urban farming on land that is large enough to later be able to apply at home each resident
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