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Nuralamy, Setiyawati. "Jakarta social action." Thesis, Видавництво СумДУ, 2011. http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/10124.
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Dwirahmadi, Febi. "Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation Partnership Through Collaborative Governance to Build Urban Community Resilience to Flood Risks in Jakarta." Thesis, Griffith University, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10072/367157.
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Climate change related extreme events such as floods have been and will continue to present a great challenge to disaster risk management. With the projected increase in frequency and scale of future climate extremes, there is a pressing need to develop effective strategies to reduce risk and vulnerabilities to floods, particularly in the context of urban settings in developing countries faced with rapid urbanization and a range of social and environmental threats. To deal with climate change and urban flood risks, a large body of research urges urban community resilience building. To this end, literature also highlights the importance of integrating the efforts of disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA).
DRR and CCA represent two different fields with complimentary sets of expertise and policy goals. The former deals with ongoing operational issues of disasters and the latter with making changes to deal with emerging issues associated with climate change. Many authors have argued that collaboration or partnership between DRR and CCA will improve the robustness of strategy particularly to deal with uncertainties into the future. Despite this, in practice, partnership building between the two is difficult and in most cases the two are working in silos.Thesis (PhD Doctorate)
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Griffith School of Environment
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Kooy, Michelle Élan. "Relations of power, networks of water : governing urban waters, spaces, and populations in (post)colonial Jakarta." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/867.
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This thesis documents the genealogy of the development of Jakarta’s urban water supply infrastructure from 1873 (the inception of the first colonial water supply network) to the present. Using an analytical framework of governmentality, supplemented by insights from postcolonial studies and political ecology, the thesis explains the highly unequal patterns of water access in Jakarta as the product of (post)colonial governmentalities, whose relations of power are expressed not only through discursive categories and socio-economic relations, but also through material infrastructures and urban spaces.
The thesis presents material from the colonial archives, Jakarta’s municipal archives, and the publications of international development agencies and engineering consultancy firms. This is combined with primary data derived from interviews, questionnaires, and participant observation of the implementation of current pro-poor water supply projects in Jakarta. This data is used to document how water supply is implicated in the discursive and material production of the city and its citizens, and to challenge conventional developmentalist and academic analyses of water supply access.
Specifically, a conceptual triad of water, space, and populations – produced through, but also productive of government rationalities – is used to explain two apparent paradoxes: (1) the fragmentation of access in Jakarta despite a century of concerted attempts to develop a centralized system; and (2) the preferences of lower-income households for non-networked water supply, despite its higher cost per unit volume. This analysis hinges on an elucidation of the relationships between urban governance and urban infrastructure, which documents the interrelated process of differentiation of types of water supply, water use practices, populations, and urban spaces from the colonial period to the present. This, in turn, is used to explain the barriers being encountered in current pro-poor water supply development projects in Jakarta.
The thesis thus makes a contribution to current academic debates over the ‘colonial present’. The contribution is both theoretical – in the emphasis placed upon the materiality of governmentality – and empirical. Finally, the thesis also makes a contribution to the urban and development studies literatures through its reinterpretation of the urban ‘water crisis’.
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Hadi, Bagus P. "The process of public housing development by the National Housing Company in Jakarta, Indonesia." Virtual Press, 1990. http://liblink.bsu.edu/uhtbin/catkey/722798.
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Indonesia is in its era of development in almost every aspect of human life in which these development are directed and guided by the State Guidelines. One priority under the State Guidelines is housing development, specifically housing development for the low and middle income groups. 'Perumnas' or the National Housing Company is created by the government to take the responsibility of providing and developing affordable housing through a long term loan provided by the Bank Tabungan Negara (the State Savings Bank), with more careful observation to the population growth and its distribution, land use planning in urban and rural areas, job opportunity, health environment, social facility, local building material production, and maintain a balance with the regional development.Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia with its population of more than seven million people has become the primary city in Indonesia and it has been also as a major destination for migrants for jobs opportunities, public services, and information.This study has explored the National Housing Company strategies in dealing with the housing demand and the fast growing population, limited government financial funds, and land availability with special observation to the development of affordable housing in Jakarta; how the National Housing Company financed the housing program includes land and housing development, the methods of building construction, and the method of long term housing payment.Department of Urban Planning
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Ribli, Johanes 1971. "Greater Jakarta--real estate market outlook." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1997. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/69391.
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Herrmann, Markus. "Einsatz des J2EE Frameworks Jakarta Struts." [S.l. : s.n.], 2003. http://www.bsz-bw.de/cgi-bin/xvms.cgi?SWB10952964.
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Tadié, Jérôme. "Les territoires de la violence à Jakarta." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040208.
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La cité, à l'origine conçue comme lieu de civilisation, est de plus en plus perçue comme espace d'expression de violence et de danger. A Jakarta ces phénomènes divers (émeutes, délinquance et criminalité communes, batailles entre habitants ou entre lycéens) projettent l'image d'une ville dangereuse nourrie d'un fort sentiment d'insécurité. Ces logiques révèlent les mécanismes de pouvoir à l'œuvre, notamment les structures de contrôle urbain, leurs modalités d'intervention quotidienne sur le terrain et les réactions populaires qu'elles suscitent. Elles reflètent un décalage entre les mécanismes de régulation officiels et informels, qui intègrent des éléments marginaux dans la ville et déterminent l'exploitation de ses ressources. Jakarta est analysée en tant que source d'enjeux territoriaux, de la part des autorités, de la population et de groupes violents, comme le montre non seulement les batailles de rue, mais aussi le rôle central occupé par le cai͏̈d dans la villeFrom a place of civilisation, cities are nowadays mostly perceived as spaces of violence and danger. In Jakarta, several phenomenon point to that fact: riots, common delinquency and criminality, street battles between neighbourhoods or school children. They all point to the lack of control over entire parts of the city labelled as dangerous, and are at the source of insecurity and attempts to secure those areas both by official policies and by the population (segregation, cloistering, vigilantes). A geography of violence in a metropolis such as Jakarta thus addresses the question of the gaps between formal and informal processes in the constitution of urban territories, as seen through the central role played by the forms of illegality that affect most the city in its everyday life : thugs and street battles
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Basaib, Ridhwan. "The growth and characteristics of peri-urban communities : a case study in Jakarta, Indonesia /." Thesis, This resource online, 1991. http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-08222009-040235/.
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Wijaya, Doddy Hendra. "SERVICE FAILURE IN JAKARTA PUBLIC BUS TRANSPORT." Thesis, Karlstad University, Faculty of Economic Sciences, Communication and IT, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-4576.
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Hari, Murti Raditya. "Le cimetière : un défi urbain à Jakarta." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL190.
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Les cimetières ont commencé à devenir une préoccupation majeure pour les planificateurs urbains à Jakarta en raison de la crise funéraire exprimée par les médias dans les années 2000. Les caractéristiques de Jakarta en tant que métropole densément peuplée et en tant que creuset multiculturel, ont mis la pression sur la fourniture d’espaces funéraires. Le but de cette thèse est d'analyser les défis posés par la gestion funéraire à Jakarta et les solutions trouvées pour faire face à ce problème. Mon approche est de voir Jakarta dans une optique évolutive, avec une analyse des différentes échelles de territoires : la région urbaine étendue, la ville et une région particulière. Une approche descriptive est employée pour tenter de définir la ville : une approche descriptive plus qualitative au niveau micro-régional et une approche plus quantitative au niveau macro-régional. Cette thèse souhaite contribuer aux études urbaines à Jakarta, notamment en ce qui concerne l'étude des funéraillesCemeteries have begun to become a concern for urban planners in Jakarta because of the crisis voiced by the media in the 2000s. The characteristics of Jakarta as a densely populated metropolitan and as a multicultural melting-pot, put pressure on the provision of funeral space. The aim of this thesis is to analyze the challenges in the funeral management in Jakarta and the adaptation of the community facing up with this problem. My approach is to study Jakarta through an evolutive lens, with an analysis of different scales of territories: extended urban area, the city, and a selected region. A quantitative descriptive approach is employed to check the characteristics of the city, while a more qualitative descriptive one is used to try understand the phenomenon of the chosen region. This thesis wishes to contribute to urban studies of Jakarta, especially regarding the funeral studies
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Udyaningsih-Freisleben, Seruni Kusuma. "XAS and RR Structural Analysis of Hemoglobin and EPR Spectroscopic Labelling of Red Blood Cell Membranes Isolated from Thalassemia Patients in Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, The University of Sydney, 2003. https://hdl.handle.net/2123/27995.
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A study on thalassemia intermedia and major patients in Jakarta was initiated to obtain a comprehensive picture of metabolic dysregulation, iron overload, oxidative stress, and cell damage. Data were collected from a group of 10
transfusion-dependent patients in an age range of 11-25 years and another group of 5 frequently transfused (for at least 15 years) patients aged 17-30 years. A third group comprises 5 patients (aged 7 to 14 years) who had not yet obtained transfusions. The 10 controls were voluntary students without diagnosis or clinical signs of thalassemia up to 30 years of age. The study was approved by the Ethical Clearance Board of the Medical Faculty and all blood samples from controls and patients were obtained on fully informed consent. Levels of antioxidants (vitamins A, C, E and B-carotene) and reactive thiols are considerably decreased in transfused patients, whereas signs of iron overload and cell damage are increased (serum iron, ferritin, transferrin saturation, SGOT, SGPT, y-GT, bilirubin).
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Riyanto, Bambang. "Impact spatial prévisible d'un système de transport à grande capacité dans le grand Jakarta." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081140.
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La forte croissance demographique et l'expansion urbaine acceleree creent un besoin en transport qui ne peut plus etre satisfait par le systeme de transport en commun traditionnel. Dans ce contexte, le systeme du transport lourd considere comme une solution au probleme de transport en grande agglomeration parait soutenable. Plus de dix projets de metro ont ete realises dans les pays en voie de developpement. Malgre cela, il nous manque toujours une justification legitime de la pertinence des metros et des investissements lourds dans ces pays. On observe cependant que la contribution d'un systeme de transport lourd dans les villes des pays en voie de developpement, depasse rarement 20% du nombre de deplacements en transport en commun contre 80% dans les villes en pays developpes. Des differents aspects lies aux facteurs socioeconomiques, geographiques et culturels devraient etre prise en compte dans l'analyse de la demande. La seule analyse interne du systeme ne suffit pas pour justifier la mise en oeuvre d'un tel systeme de transport; il importe de prendre en compte la complexite du probleme lie aux conditions locales. Une etude de transport urbain ne pourrait donc etre valable si elle n'est faite avec un minimum de connaissance ou de comprehension de la ville desservie pour discerner les besoins en deplacements. L'absence d'une maitrise fonciere adequate conduit a un developpement de jakarta insuffisamment controle, ceci devrait etre l'une des conditions prerequises pour un bon fonctionnement d'un tel systeme de transport. Dans cette situation, l'adaptabilite de la methodologie d'analyse de la demande classique pourrait egalement etre remise en questionThe rapid growth of population and the accelerated urban expansion create more demand of the urban travel which can't be satisfied by the conventional mode of public transport. For that matter, a mass rapid transit system is regarded as a solution for a metropolitan of third word countries. After the second word war, more then ten projects of the mass rapid transit system has been constructed in the developing countries. In spite of this reality, we can't always reasoning the pertinence of the mass rapid transport on the third countries. Otherwise, the contribution of the mass rapid transit system is rarely more then 20% of public transports travelling against 80% in the developed countries. The estimation of the future demand for transport must, as a matter of fact, be based on the comprehensive approach and related to socio-economic, geography and culture factors of its environment. An internal analyse properly isn't enough to justify the pertinence of the construction of a mass rapid transit system, with out take on consideration of the complexity of problems linking with the local condition. Lack of land-use control and regulation conduct the development of jakarta uncontrollable. These are some of conditions requisite for the good operation of the mrt. In this case, the application of conventional approaches to estimate the transport demand in jakarta (or in other metropolitan of third word countries) is questionable
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Shahab, Yasmine Zaki. "The creation of ethnic tradition : the Betawi of Jakarta." Thesis, SOAS, University of London, 1994. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.387672.
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Fechter, Anne-Meike. "Transnational lives and their boundaries : expatriates in Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, University of Hull, 2001. http://hydra.hull.ac.uk/resources/hull:3539.
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This thesis investigates the lives of Euro-Americans expatriates, who are posted by multinational companies for a period between 1 to 5 years to the city of Jakarta, Indonesia. The main argument of this thesis is that expatriates' transnational lives are marked by boundaries. The prevalence of boundaries contrasts with current discussions on migration and transnationalism, which emphasise notions of fluidity. I suggest that expatriates' construction, maintenance, and transgression of boundaries characterises their relations with Indonesia. This is played out in especially in the domains of race and gender, interconnected with the body, the use of space, and socialising. Gender and race are among the most persistent of categories, which reconfigure especially expatriate women's experience of Indonesia, although they can never quite be transcended. The centrality of these categories, of race and gender, is not reflected in research on transnationalism. I argue that although expatriates lead `transnational' lives, their practices are marked by boundaries more than by flows. The notions of flows and boundaries are not conceptualised as opposites, but as necessarily presupposing each other. I suggest, though, that the role of boundaries in transnational lives has so far been disregarded. The study of expatriates thus adds a crucial dimension to theories of transnationalism. It also carries political relevance, asexpatriates represent `transnationalism from above', counterbalancing the existing research on unskilled labour migration movements. As expatriates have hardly been investigated at all, this study then fills a significant gap in terms of ethnography.
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Azdan, M. Donny. "Water policy reform in Jakarta, Indonesia : a CGE analysis /." The Ohio State University, 2001. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1373993667.
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Markham, Marion. "Höflichkeit und Hierarchie bei den in Jakarta lebenden Javanern /." Frankfurt am Main : P. Lang, 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37460851c.
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Desmouliere, Rémi. "Géographie d'un milieu : propriétaires, chauffeurs et organisations de minibus à Jakarta." Thesis, Paris, INALCO, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019INAL0024.
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Cette thèse porte sur la géographie d’un collectif de transporteurs : les propriétaires, les chauffeurs et les organisations de minibus de l’agglomération jakartanaise. Les minibus sont des transports non-centralisés : leurs flottes sont dispersées entre des dizaines de milliers de petits propriétaires, et exploitées par des chauffeurs indépendants selon un système de location journalière. Je propose de rendre compte de cette configuration particulière de l’offre à travers la notion de milieu, définie comme un champ de positions inégales et de relations de pouvoir ancrées dans la ville. Le but est de montrer que l’inscription spatiale des minibus dans l’espace urbain résulte d’une territorialisation de ce milieu. Le premier temps de ce travail vise à mettre en évidence ses structures sociales et spatiales. Il part de l’analyse de la relation fondatrice tissée entre les propriétaires et les chauffeurs par le truchement des véhicules. On montre ensuite comment le secteur a été structuré par les différents échelons de l’État, dans le but à la fois d’impulser sa croissance et de le contrôler. Ce contrôle passe néanmoins par des organisations intermédiaires qui tendent à concentrer l’exercice du pouvoir dans le milieu. Le deuxième temps de la thèse explore la production et la dynamique des territoires des minibus : les lignes, les quartiers et les points d’arrêt. Ces territoires sont modelés par la confrontation des territorialités des transporteurs avec les territorialités concurrentes d’autres acteurs de la ville. Ils sont aussi mis en tension par les transformations de la ville induites par la métropolisation, ce qui pose la question de leur pérennité et de leurs modalités d’adaptationThis PhD dissertation explores the geography of a particular group of transport operators: the minibus owners, drivers and organizations in the Jakarta metropolitan region. Minibuses are studied as a form of non-centralized transport typified by dispersed vehicle ownership among tens of thousands individuals, and loose work relationships between owners and drivers through the daily rental of the vehicles. This particular configuration of transport supply can be referred to as a milieu, that is a field of uneven positions and power relations embedded in the city. I argue that the spaces and places of the minibus are produced through the territorialization of that milieu. First, this study aims at uncovering its social and spatial structures, starting from the relationship that owners and drivers weave through the use of vehicles. The various levels of the State played a key role in producing the structures of the field, with the twofold purpose of stimulating its growth and controlling it. Yet, this control is exerted through intermediate organizations that tend to centralize power. The second step of this study analyzes the production and dynamics of the minibus territories: routes, neighborhoods and stops. These territories are crafted through the confrontation of the operators’ own territorialities with competing territorialities from other urban actors. Moreover, they are challenged by the rapid pace of urban change under the thrust of metropolization. This context questions the permanence and adaptation of these transport territories
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Mochtar, Subagio Indrayati. "L'analyse de la répartition modale à l'intérieure [i. E. Intérieur] des modes de transport en commun sur les caractéristiques des usagers dans leurs déplacements et leurs perceptions en Indonésie : cas d'étude : Jakarta, la capitale de l'Indonésie." Paris 12, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA120058.
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Ce projet de recherche porte sur les deplacements des usagers des transports en commun a jakarta , la capitale d'indonesie , principalement ceux dont le motif est le travail qui ont une place de tout premiere plan dans la mobilite urbaine. La repartition modale entre le transport individuel et le transport en commun est respectivement de 39% et de 60% en 1972 , passe a 45% et 55% en 1977. Il y avait de decadence de role de transport en commun environ 10% relativement au celui de transport individuel dans les dix derniere annees. Ce tendance peut devenir 65% et 35% a l'an 2000 , si l'on ne fait aucun effort pour ameliorer le systeme existant. Cette evolution incite le gouvernement a choisir parmi les alternatives pour ameliorer la repartition modale , celles qui auront le moins de consequence sur les impacts sociaux dans le systeme de transport a jakarta. Base sur ces idees, nous avons prevu le but de cette etude : l'analyse de la repartition modale dans l'interieure des modes des transports en commun , sur les caracteristiques des usagers dans leurs deplacements et leurs perceptions en utilisant des transports en commun. .The research projet has been focused on the passengers movements of public transportation in jakarta , as the capital city of indonesia , particularly those of working trip, as the most important aspect in urbain mobility. The model split between the private and public transportation was 39% and 60% respectively in 1972 , which had changed to 45% and 55% in the year of 1977. In the last ten years , the role of public transportation have been decreasing by 10% relative to private transportation. This condition will reach around 65% and 35% by the year of 2000 , if there is no effort done to improve the existing system. Such trend incites the government to choose the alternative of improving the modal split as it will have the least consequence on the social impact of transportation system in jakarta, the objective of this study has been based on this assumption consisting of the modal split analysis within the public transportation with regard to passengers characteristics in terms of theirs trips and motivations in using public transportation. . .
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Greta, Anneke. "Maternal investment in breastfeeding a cross cultural study in Jakarta and Munich and a theoretical approach to mother's feeding decisions." Berlin VWF, 2005. http://deposit.ddb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=2617832&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm.
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Wong, Siu-ling, and 黃小玲. "Sponge: reviving from inundation : using landscape to mitigate inundation and increase viability of Muara Angkefish wholesale market= Sponge : pemulihan dari penggenangan." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2013. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B50708053.
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Wiratama, Nugroho. ""Blue heart ocean": a new technology of coral reef conservation in the implementation of fisheries sustainable economics, case studies jakarta waterfront city north Jakarta." Thesis, Видавництво СумДУ, 2011. http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/10343.
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Trisyanti, Dini. "Solid waste management of Jakarta : Indonesia an environmental systems perspective." Thesis, KTH, Industriell ekologi, 2004. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-32576.
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Solid waste management has been one of the critical issues in Jakarta, Indonesia.With enormous amounts of generated waste per day and limited supportinginfrastructure, the city has faced serious threat of environmental deterioration andhealth hazard. It relies on one sanitary landfill only, whose capacity is currently beingexceeded, leading to excessive amounts of solid wastes left untreated in the city. An assessment with a system perspective was carried out, aiming to examine thecomplexity with regard to substance flows, environmental impacts, and energyturnover associated to solid waste management. Different scenarios were constructedand compared using the ORWARE model as the simulation tool. The modelcomprises a number of processes starting from the generation point, all the waythrough means of collection and transportation, treatments e.g. incineration andbiological processes, before final disposal in the sanitary landfill. In this thesis work,an open dumping submodel for the untreated waste was developed to illustrate thegreat impact of this practice. Furthermore, the model comprises materials recycling ofcertain products, which in Jakarta normally are collected in an informal system,involving thousands of scavengers, collectors, and waste suppliers. Externally relatedsystems, e.g. power generation and fertilizer production were also included in theanalysis, to implement a life cycle analysis concept in the delivery of certainfunctional units. The study focused on four different solid waste management scenarios. The first onewas the current situation, while the other three investigated the future state wherebyincreased amounts of generated solid waste were handled either (i) in a similarmanagement system as today, (ii) by a mixture of landfilling, incineration andbiological treatment, and (iii) phasing out all landfilling for biological treatment andincineration. The simulations showed that landfilling is the least preferable choice from anenvironmental point of view. Phasing it out by introducing incineration and biologicaltreatment would be beneficial in reducing the environmental impacts and recoveringnutrients as well as energy. Untreated waste also plays an important role for the totalimpact, and even dominates eutrophication impacts for all scenarios. Improvementscan be achieved by an effective source separation, and an increased collectionefficiency. A further analysis particularly on the economic aspects of the treatment systemsstudied, coupled with the attempt to minimize the data gap in the submodels isrecommended, aiming to acquire an improved analysis for better decision making.Another study, related to valuation of environmental and resource losses caused byuntreated waste would also be important, seeking to analyze the avoided impacts thatcould be obtained by improving future solid waste management.www.ima.kth.se
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Argo, Teti Armiati. "Thirsty downstream, the provision of clean water in Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp02/NQ48597.pdf.
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Paula, Krisanty Pimpawun Boonmongkon. "Sexual subjectivities of young executive gay men in Jakarta, Indonesia /." Abstract, 2007. http://mulinet3.li.mahidol.ac.th/thesis/2550/cd400/4838032.pdf.
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Tarigan, Surya Gunanta. "Housing, homeownership and labour market change in Greater Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10443/3795.
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Globalisation, economic restructuring and structural adjustment are significant phenomena in contemporary society. Since the economic crisis in 1997, Indonesia’s market through economic reform has become more neoliberally-oriented, leading to the reduction of subsidies, the privatisation of state companies and the transformation of the labour market to become more flexible. This has influenced the shift from permanent employment to short-term contracting and outsourcing systems in Indonesia’s labour market, resulting in unsecure employment for many. Meanwhile, since Indonesia’s property prices started to pick up in 2004, growing house price inflation through the widespread commodification of housing has shown no signs of stopping – but on the contrary, experiencing annual growth. Declining affordability in housing costs, the increased housing shortage in urban areas, lack of finance availability and affordability, and increasing housing market speculation are important phenomena that have created insecurity within Indonesia’s housing markets. This study focuses on how labour insecurity has influenced the nature of housing consumption of households from varying socioeconomic backgrounds. In exploring both the labour and housing market, the study employs the ‘household strategies’ paradigm to understand the dynamics underlying the ‘housing careers’ of blue-collar and white-collar households. The study differentiates between these households by dividing them into three groups: ‘Defensive’, ‘Managing’ and ‘Improving’ households. This paradigm provides a useful way of understanding residential mobility via the operation of the housing market, exploring how the progression of the household through the housing stock is influenced by the diverse circumstances that prompt different economic strategies, each which seeks to protect that household from the harsh realities of the contemporary neoliberal condition.
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Liu, Xin. "Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis of a simplified ORWARE model for Jakarta." Thesis, KTH, Industriell ekologi, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-32717.
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ORWARE is a system analysis tool for waste management systems based on Life Cycle Assessment. However, it is based on point estimation and does not consider uncertainties involved in the model. As an example application of uncertainty analysis, ORWARE for Jakarta, which models the waste management systems in Jakarta, Indonesia, was chosen for an uncertainty and sensitivity analysis. First the ORWARE model for Jakarta and the most widely used mathematic uncertainty simulation method --- Monte Carlo were systematically described. And the model was simplified and transferred from Matlab to Microsoft Excel to facilitate the further uncertainty simulation. The subsequent procedures consist of selection of essential input parameters, assignment of probability distributions of input parameters, running Monte Carlo simulation and sensitivity analysis with the help of Crystal Ball tool, as well as results summary and interpretation. With the application of uncertainty analysis, the LCA results were transformed from concrete values into probability distributions around mean values and were expressed as confidenceintervals. The probability distributions for LCA results will provide more reliable information fordecision makers as it considers the error and variations in the model. In the end the conclusion from the analysis of the results, the limitation of the current study and the suggestions for further studies are summarized.www.ima.kth.se
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Djumrianti, Desloehal. "Representations of Jakarta as a tourist destination : a critical discourse analysis." Thesis, University of Sunderland, 2018. http://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/8848/.
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The purpose of this study is to interrogate how the official tourism websites of Jakarta, represent the tourism and culture of Jakarta; and to understand how those tourism discourses form a part of wider social processes, and social practices. The investigation uses Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) to examine the contents of both texts and visual images, and interpret how they reflect Jakarta’s tourist resources. Societal analysis focuses on explanations of social discourses surrounding interpretations of the data. The study found through the visual images and the texts, that Jakarta was represented as both traditional and modern. Several concepts drawn from the postcolonial literature were used to explore the traditional and modern representation of Jakarta namely exoticism, cultural hybridity and mimicry, primitivism, and authenticity. In addition, notions of self-Orientalism and issues of gender emerged in the analysis of these representations. The exoticisation of Jakarta was represented in the content, structure and practice of traditional foods; traditional clothing of Jakarta; in the traditional dances of Jakartans, and the traditional street theatre. Cultural hybridity was relevant in that those traditional performing arts were influenced by Chinese and European cultures. The representation of native people on Jakarta’s websites related to the concept of primitivism. The concept of authenticity was problematised for example in the representation of the Selamat Datang monument, the patung Pancoran, and the National monument as authentic city properties. The concept of self-Orientalism was applied here, where Jakartan females were represented iii as inferior and in dependent relationships with men, confirming Orientalist stereotypes of Asian women. The study also found the concept of cultural mimicry and hybridity in the representation of Jakarta as modern, such as shopping malls, amusement parks, and spa treatments. From the discussion, there were also some wider social issues which arose from the representation of traditional elements of Jakarta’s culture. That is, to meet tourists’ needs the originality of the traditional foods of Jakarta, such as Kerak Telor was changed. Similarly, the effects of Ondel-ondel or traditional street theatre of Jakarta being used to meet the tourists’ demands, is over exploitation. However, the study revealed that there was no significant social impact of the representation of Jakarta as modern. Another important finding emerging from the study is that the official websites are more powerful compared to other online forms of information about a destination. It was because the official website is government owned, so, it appears to be credible; it also allowed the Tourism Board to use several techniques to represent the destination, such as the use of the story telling method and multimodal discourses, such as texts, photos, videos, or logos.
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Tjung, Yassir. "The formation of relative clauses in Jakarta Indonesian a subject-object asymmetry /." Access to citation, abstract and download form provided by ProQuest Information and Learning Company; downloadable PDF file 0.47 Mb., 226 p, 2006. http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&res_dat=xri:pqdiss&rft_val_fmt=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:dissertation&rft_dat=xri:pqdiss:3205423.
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Wanda, Dessie, and res cand@acu edu au. "An Investigation of Clinical Assessment Processes of Student Nurses in Jakarta, Indonesia." Australian Catholic University. School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2007. http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/digitaltheses/public/adt-acuvp157.05062008.
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Nursing in Indonesia is attempting to achieve a higher standard of education to enable nurses to migrate to global areas of nursing shortages. Assessment of nursing practice during undergraduate nursing education in Indonesia requires investigation to assist in achieving a higher standard of education. For assessment to occur, there are several variables reported in the literature that must be included in the process of assessment, that is assessors, students, methods and tools of measurement as well as clinical environment. It is acknowledged that those factors influence the successfulness of the clinical assessment process. The purpose of this descriptive exploratory study utilising a self report clinical instructor and student nurse questionnaire was to investigate the clinical assessment of Indonesian student nurses undertaking the professional stage of the undergraduate nursing course. Specifically, the study investigated how clinical teachers assess student nurses and how students perceive the clinical assessment process. Data were collected from four nursing institutions in Jakarta, Indonesia during July 2006. Quantitative and qualitative data analysis were undertaken to meet the purpose and objectives of the study. Quantitative data analysis utilised frequency tables, cross tabulations and ANOVA. Participants’ responses to open-ended items were analysed using content analysis procedures. The findings of this study have shown that there are many important issues surrounding the assessment of Indonesian student nurses, such as the model of assessment process employed and the characteristics of clinical instructors, students and clinical environment. From this study, it was revealed that the assessment of student nurses employed skilledv based assessment, despite the global trends towards competency-based assessment. Findings from this study also illustrate that nursing education development has been occurring in Indonesia with already half of the clinical instructor participants being educated to master’s level and most student nurse participants held diploma III qualifications prior to their Bachelor of Nursing course, which means that they want to continue their study to a higher level. However, improvement in nursing curriculum which focuses on competency-based curriculum is needed. Improvement in the nursing curriculum will lead to improvements in the nursing profession. That is a higher standards of professionalism for nursing and nurses in Indonesia. Recommendations from the study include promoting changes in curriculum, particularly regarding the assessment process to employ competency-based assessment for student nurses. This study also endorses the use of a standardized assessment in clinical setting. In addition, further research related to replication of the study at a national level and comparison of clinical assessment in other countries should be conducted.
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Banerji, Bidisha. "Institutional Analysis of Municipal Water Reforms| Framework And Application To Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, The George Washington University, 2013. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=3557389.
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This dissertation presents a comprehensive framework to analyze municipal water supply reforms in developing countries by adapting the institutional analysis and development framework (IAD) to this sector. It does so by providing a detailed description of all the meaningful components of the IAD framework that apply to municipal water reforms and also provides a structure to evaluate these reforms. It then applies the adapted framework to the municipal water reforms in Jakarta, Indonesia to get a fresh perspective on the situation there.
The application of the framework to Jakarta yields a number of findings, not widely discussed in the literature. For instance it becomes clear that the success of a system involving a diverse set of institutions requires a thorough understanding of the interactions between the different actors, not just a study of the actors themselves. Also, a variety of factors exogenous to the players—like biophysical factors, or the characteristics of the community or rules on the ground—often play crucial roles. These need to be considered while shaping policy. A number of such lessons have been presented in this dissertation.
Finally, this dissertation draws insights from this adaptation to Jakarta which can provide lessons to similar cases in the developing world.
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Whitworth, Olivia Stephanie Sophia. "Transnational women's networks : material and virtual spaces in Manila, Bangkok and Jakarta." Thesis, University of Birmingham, 2016. http://etheses.bham.ac.uk//id/eprint/7086/.
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This research sought to examine the relationship between material and virtual space for Transnational Advocacy Network members in Manila, Bangkok and Jakarta. In the decade since the seminal work of Keck and Sikkink’s ‘Activists Beyond Borders’ there have been significant technological advancement and the ensuing literature has positively portrayed the possibilities for network members and other activists. Through extensive semi-structured interviews with members of Transnational Women’s Networks in Jakarta, Bangkok and Manila and thorough review of the literature it sought to establish the relationship between traditional, material spaces and emergent virtual spaces across four main themes; access to technology, relationships, freedom in virtual space and collective identity. These themes emerged from the fieldwork and presented themselves as trends within the literature which then led to their consideration within this research. This work argues that there is a continued relationship between material geography and virtual space and that an individual or groups physical location continues to have overriding implications on their online presence both in terms of their direct access, legislative obstacles and their perceptions of relationships and identity.
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Hanan, Stephanus. "Toward more integrated planning in Jakarta : the case of Rasuna Said Avenue." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/66762.
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Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1994.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 56-57).
The spatial quality of cities, in regard to their openness and friendliness to pedestrian, varies widely. It ranges from the automobile dominated metropolis like Los Angeles to the pedestrian oriented environment like Boston. Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, is in many ways similar to Los Angeles. Its predominant ribbon development pattern is inefficient, fragmented, unfriendly, and unattractive. Taking an area in Jakarta called Kuningan as a case study, this thesis focuses on the multi-story non-residential strips along the area's major thoroughfare, Rasuna Said Avenue. General characteristics of the area as a whole and of the individual property are analyzed. Observations of these characteristics show that the unfriendly environment along Rasuna Said Avenue is primarily caused by the wide social gap in the area, namely between the rich and the poor kampung people. However, current development trends indicate that a transformation towards a more socially homogeneous society is underway in Kuningan. More and more middle and high class properties, both residential and non-residential, are built, displacing the kampungs. This increases the chance of creating a pedestrian friendly environment as people from similar social classes are more receptive towards each other. Design ideas to improve the existing fragmented urban fabric are therefore based on the assumption that this social uniformalization is inevitable. These ideas are presented on two levels: the macro level which talks about Kuningan as a whole and the micro level which focuses on the non-residential properties along Rasuna Said Avenue.
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Makmoen, B. Chandra Maulana. "Analysis of demand and investment outlook in office market in Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1993. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/68282.
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Cowherd, Robert 1961. "Cultural construction of Jakarta : design, planning, and development in Jabotabek, 1980-1997." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/8514.
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Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 2002.Includes bibliographical references (p. [319]-334).
Jakarta's physical restructuring during the 1980s and 1990s was largely the result of choices made by a small circle of business and political elite surrounding President Suharto (1966-1998) in emulation of North American urban form. The insights of urban regime theory are useful in moderating any lingering economic determinism common in political economy and globalization approaches but fail to account for the successes of Suharto's growth coalition. With media controls setting the terms of reference for public discourse, Suharto' s "New Order" regime deployed a rhetoric of "development," functioning as the overarching paradigm to coordinate individual and collective values, priorities, and assumptions while reinforcing both fears of violent repression and aspirations for the trappings of modernization. Examination of specific historical processes reveals that, unlike their dominance in the West, economic forces operated within, and subordinate to, long-standing culturally-defined structures of power, as but one of a long history of syncretically adapted forms imported from foreign sources. With culture defining the goals and means of the controlling elite, the restructuring of architecture, urban design, and planning of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area became, not just a reflection of the dominant culture, but one of the most significant instruments for achieving the desired social order. The imagery employed in the design and marketing of Jabotabek suburban real estate development played off interwoven projections of life imagined to exist in the developed West (based largely on American television and film), while the internal spaces of California-style houses reveal a hybrid formation reflecting persistent social relationships and everyday practices.
(cont.) Planning's normative function to remediate and avoid infrastructure shortages and a growing environmental crisis was acquiesced in the pursuit of the New Order elite's rent-seeking projects, ultimately responsible for the financial crisis of 1997 and 1998 that ended Suharto's rule. The inescapable spatial divide driven between the enclaves of high amenity (entertainment kitchens, gated communities, private automobiles) and the left-over spaces beyond the walls of privilege (servants quarters, the kampung, the street) left a shrinking public realm increasingly abandoned to the multiple crises of failing infrastructures, poor housing, and environmental degradation.
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Zolaiha, Jumroon Mikhanorn. "HIV/AIDS prevention behavior among adolescents in high school of Jakarta, Indonesia /." Abstract, 2005. http://mulinet3.li.mahidol.ac.th/thesis/2548/cd375/4737943.pdf.
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Dietrich, Judicaëlle. "Une géographie de la pauvreté à Jakarta : Espaces de la pauvreté et places des pauvres dans une métropole contemporaine." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040147.
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Fondée sur une démarche de terrain qualitative, cette thèse propose une analyse géographique de la pauvreté urbaine dans une des plus grandes villes du monde. La métropole de Jakarta, agglomération de plus de vingt millions d’habitants, s’affirme comme ville vitrine de la croissance économique de l’Indonésie et comme point relais de la mondialisation, où la pauvreté n’aurait, en somme, plus lieu d’être. Pourtant, en augmentant les situations de vulnérabilité de certaines populations, les dynamiques urbaines en œuvre contribuent à la mise sous tension de l’espace urbain.L’entrée par le concept de pauvreté en géographie permet de saisir la diversité des positions sociales et spatiales qui se conjuguent, se concurrencent et se négocient dans cet espace urbain, au gré des rapports de force en œuvre. Au-delà de la pauvreté en tant qu'état, il s’agit de prendre en compte les parcours individuels et collectifs liés au phénomène, en les insérant dans les trajectoires des lieux – depuis l’échelle du quartier à celle de l’aire métropolitaine.Plus que les seuls enjeux de définition, ce travail examine le rôle des représentations et des intérêts des groupes stratégiques dans la production de politiques urbaines profondément ancrées dans les idéologies dominantes, le néolibéralisme urbain notamment.Enfin, l’analyse croisée de plusieurs types d’espaces de la pauvreté à Jakarta et à Bekasi montre les disparités en termes d’appropriations et de pratiques de l’espace urbain. Ainsi, au-delà d’une dualisation de la société urbaine d’une métropole contemporaine, cette thèse pointe la segmentation des intérêts à agir des citadins considérés comme pauvres, selon leurs sentiments de légitimité et leurs modalités d’appartenance à la ville, ancrant alors la réflexion géographique dans un questionnement politiqueBased on qualitative methodologies, this PhD dissertation proposes a geographical analysis of urban poverty, in one of the biggest city in the world. The urban region of Jakarta counts more than twenty millions of inhabitants. It comes up as the showcase for economic success in Indonesia and a node of globalization, where one could expect the level of poverty to have decreased. Yet, current urban dynamics contribute to unsettle urban spaces increasing the vulnerability of poor people. The examination of the concept of poverty through a geographical lens allows to grasp the diversity of social and spatial positions and positionnings, from the neighborhood level to the metropolitan area. It helps also to investigate how they compete with each other and are (re)negotiated and interwoven under the influence of power relations. More than the mere situation of poverty, this work is based on a cross-analysis of individual and collective trajectories and spatial transformations. Further than the issue of defining poverty, this thesis explores the role of representations and the interest of stakeholders in urban policies related to mainstream ideologies, such as urban neoliberalism. Finally, a comparison between different types of poverty’s spaces in Jakarta and in Bekasi shows the strong differences in space’s appropriations and space’s uses. Beyond the idea of dualization of the urban society, this study aims to highlight the segmented interests of citizens, according to their sense of being legitimate in the city and their sense of belonging to the city. This shows how much the geographical inquiry is political
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Simarmata, Hendricus Andy [Verfasser]. "Locally Embedded Adaptation Planning : A trilogy of adaptive knowledge of flood-affected people in Jakarta : A trilogy of adaptive knowledge of flood-affected people in Jakarta / Hendricus Andy Simarmata." Bonn : Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Bonn, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1109790449/34.
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Rifai, Nurlena. "The emergence of elite Islamic schools in contemporary Indonesia : a case study of Al Azhar Islamic school." Thesis, McGill University, 2006. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=108895.
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This study addresses the phenomenon of elite Islamic schools in Indonesia by focusing on Al Azhar Islamic High School in Jakarta. Taking as its starting point the evolution and expansion of Islamic educational institutions in contemporary Indonesia, particularly since the 1970s, it examines the emergence of elite Islamic schools and identifies the unique characteristics that attract many urban, middle-class Muslims to send their children to these schools. In addition, this study attempts to address the lack of research on the history of Islamic education in Indonesia between the years 1970 and 2000. A review of past studies demonstrates that this period has not been critically examined enough.Cette étude adresse le phénomène des écoles islamiques d'élite en Indonésie en focalisant sur l'école islamique secondaire Al Azhar à Jakarta. Partant de l'évolution et l'expansion des institutions éducationnelles islamiques en Indonésie contemporaine, particulièrement depuis les années 70, elle examine la montée des écoles islamiques d'élite et identifie les caractéristiques uniques qui poussent plusieurs musulmans urbains de classe moyenne à envoyer leurs enfants à ces écoles. De plus, cette étude tend à adresser le manque de recherche sur l'histoire de l'éducation musulmane en Indonésie entre les années 1970 et 2000. Un examen des études existantes à ce sujet montre que cette période n'a pas été suffisamment scrutée. [...]
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Putranto, Sandy. "Redefining the spatial form of urban village in Mega Kuningan Jakarta as a new urban integrator a study of socio-economic aspect in the forming of urban spatial configuration /." Thesis, Click to view the E-thesis via HKUTO, 2009. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record/B42931083.
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Hasoloan, Jonathan Todo. "Defining transit oriented development (TOD) potential along the commuter line stations in Jakarta." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/118253.
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Thesis: M.C.P., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, 2018.Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 87-90).
Transit oriented development (TOD) has been an emerging concept in Jakarta, particularly since the construction of the new Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and Light Rail Transit (LRT). Besides the two incoming new transits, Jakarta operates an existing Commuter Line, which has a significant ridership, even compared to the forecasted ridership of the MRT Line and the LRT Line, and an extensive network coverage across the metropolitan area. The emerging TOD in Jakarta mainly focuses on producing typical vertical mixed-use development, though there are supposed to be many TOD approaches that encompass various scales in response to different contexts. This thesis seeks to provide a comprehensive approach to achieve a sustainable TOD, using the Commuter Line as the case study Two imperative studies in TOD planning are combined in this thesis. The first is to investigate TOD as a network of different node, place, and market values. This thesis adopts the Three Value (3V) Framework, which is developed by Salat and Ollivier (2017) for the World Bank. The interplay of the three values distinguishes the development potential of each station and helps create a series of TOD typologies. The second is to investigate station neighborhood as an area for development itself. From the first study, three stations are considered as TOD areas and are selected as case studies to understand the prevalent urban fabric around the stations and how future development could and should transpire on such fabric. The combination of the two studies could help decision-makers better allocate and prioritize different development approaches within the Jakarta transit network to achieve a sustainable TOD.
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Purbasari, Ayu Anggraeni Dyah Jumroon Mikhanorn. "HIV/AIDS at risk behavior among students in Jakarta Polytechnic of Health Indonesia /." Abstract, 2006. http://mulinet3.li.mahidol.ac.th/thesis/2549/cd387/4837993.pdf.
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Stagner, Tonya Sue. "Introduction of Evidence-Based Practice to Acute Stroke Center Nursing in Jakarta, Indonesia." ScholarWorks, 2017. https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/dissertations/3725.
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Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a relatively new concept for nurses in Indonesia; it has not
been integrated into nursing care. This project sought to introduce EBP to nurses at an acute stroke center (ASC). The knowledge transfer team approach guided the project. The goal was to identify and analyze current data and to develop an EBP guideline for clinical nursing practice in the ASC. Sources of evidence that was used to address the practice-focused question included project team members, organizational documents, and a database search to identify EBP guidelines for the nursing care of acute stroke patients. A database search was conducted using the key terms: stroke, nursing care, nurse, guideline, implementation, and evidence-based practice. The search databases included the National Guideline Clearinghouse, CINAHL Plus, ProQuest, and MEDLINE. From 185 articles, 6 guidelines were identified with applicability and relevance to Indonesian nursing practice. The excluded data consisted of guidelines specific to rehabilitation, medication management, and stroke prevention. Guidelines chosen for further analysis were published by international professional organizations. The AGREE II-GRS instrument guided the analysis of the published international guidelines. Four of the 6 analyzed guidelines scored 7 on all AGREE II-GRS criteria, indicating the highest quality. The conclusion of this doctoral project was the positive reception of EBP via a guideline developed for poststroke patients. The process of EBP introduction to nurses not previously exposed will provide data to further nursing's global body of knowledge. Successful strategies to introduce and incorporate EBP in developing countries will provide positive social change for international nursing practice.
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Sadikin, Harry Mucharam. "Comparative study of town planning requirements in Jakarta and Brisbane and the investment implications on foreign investment and in particular Australian companies." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 1993. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/226963/1/T%28BE%26E%29%201819_Sadikin_1993.pdf.
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This research
identifies the
project explores,
differences between
clarifies, and
the town planning
systems in the two cities which will give significant
influence on commercial development.
The discussion are divided into the following sequential
steps;
- Surveying and presenting the town planning regulations
in the two cities which relate to the commercial
development in Central Business District.
Performing analysis similar and dissimilar points in
relationship to town planning and present the
differences for Australian Companies likely to be
involved on project in Jakarta.
- Stating conclusions based on the points above
regarding town planning and commercial development in
Jakarta and presenting one case study as an overview
of the issues for Australian party.
Giving some recommendation for Australian party and
some additional information regarding property
business in Jakarta.
The outcomes of this research is to give overview and
provide information to the Australian Companies (Project
Management Consultant, Property Developer, Construction
Companies, Architect, Planner) about how town planning
in Jakarta influences the process of commercial
development.
These outcomes can be used to encouraging the Australian
Companies to gain project opportunities in Indonesia
particularly in Jakarta.
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Texier, Pauline. "Vulnérabilité et réduction des risques liés à l'eau dans les quartiers informels de Jakarta : réponses sociales, institutionnels et non institutionnels." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA070055.
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La métropole de jakarta est fortement exposée aux menaces liées a l'eau, entre l'excès d'eau lors des inondations, le manque d'eau potable et la pollution de l'eau qui engendrent des menaces sanitaires. Si toutes les catégories sociales sont victimes des catastrophes liées a l'eau, les communautés pauvres des quartiers informels précaires sont particulièrement vulnerables notamment du fait de moyens de protection limites. Elles adoptent des comportements dangereux face aux menaces, auxquelles elles s'exposent et qu'elles aggravent de surcroit par des pratiques inadaptées. Par une approche géo-ethnographique et sociale, cette étude cherche dans un premier temps à mettre en evidence les causes profondes de vulnérabilité, en testant les hypothèses issues des deux paradigmes encadrant la recherche sur les risques. Elle met en exergue la dimension quotidienne des catastrophes et leur ancrage dans un long processus de marginalisation par rapport aux ressources. Dans un deuxième temps, des enquêtes aupres des acteurs institutionnels de la gestion du risque et du developpement urbain, remises en perspectives par rapport au contexte international permettent d'appréhender les difficultés structurelles de gestion et l'inadaptation des stratégies de reduction des risques et de comprendre les enjeux politiques sous-jacents qui l'expliquent. Enfin, apres une analyse participative de projets developpés a l'échelle communautaire par les acteurs non institutionnels, ce travail propose une discussion sur le rôle des nombreux acteurs de l'échelle locale à internationale dans la mise en place de stratégies efficaces de réduction des risques de catastrophe pour les communautes vulnérablesThe jakarta metropolitan area is highly prone to hazards related to water, between the excess of water during floods, the lack of drinking water and pollution. All these factors induce serious health problems. If all social croups are victims of disasters related to water, poor communities from slum areas are particularly vulnerable, especially because of limited means of protection. They tend to adopt hazardous behaviors when they are faced to these threats; they put themselves at risk and often make things worse because of inappropriate practices. Through a geo-ethnographical and social approach, this study first aims at tracking the root causes and underpinning factors of vulnerability, by testing assumptions from two conceptual frameworks of research about risk. The results emphasize the everyday dimension of these disasters which are embedded within a long marginalization process toward resources. Secondly, field investigation and interviews with institutional stakeholders of risk management and urban development allow us to highlight structural management problems replaced within an international framework, inadequate risk reduction strategies, then to understand underlying political issues. Finally, based on a participatory analysis of community-based projects from non institutional stakeholders, we will discuss about the role played by the different stakeholders from the local to the international scale, in order to establish efficient strategies of disaster risk reduction for vulnerable communities
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Christensen, Sendy Elviera. "So What? : Young Housemaids' Perspectives on Their Work and Future Life in Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet, Norsk senter for barneforskning, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:no:ntnu:diva-17546.
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This study is based on fieldwork at PKBM Kelapa Gading North Jakarta in Indonesia in 2010. The aim of this study is to provide an analytical concept of the everyday life and future expectations of young girls who are working as housemaids in the middle-class housing area in the northern part of Jakarta. The research informants were girls between age of 14 and 17 years old. The fieldwork took place in July and August 2010. The focus of this study is to understand how life experiences forms sense of responsibility and solidary by the everyday life and perspectives of young housemaids, their relationship to their parents and families, their everyday life as housemaids and how they cope with their work, and how they see and expect their future life. The empirical material is categorized according to three main dimensions. Firstly, relationship which points to the generational relation that play significant role in the decision making between two generations. Secondly, responsibility with emphasis the reason behind the decision to work and the daily experiences as housemaids. Lastly, expectation which shows that despite their life circumstances as housemaids, the girls still have strong hopes and faith for better future. By using the opportunity to go back to school in between their daily works, these young girls conceptualised their expectation to better future for themselves and their families. The main finding concentrates on the understanding of poverty and exploitation of children and young people which seemed to be the most common strategy to eliminate one of so called the modern slavery of child domestic labour. It is more about history, social-cultural practices and understanding that, determine the sense responsibility and solidarity.
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Syaukat, Yusman. "Economics of integrated surface and ground water use management in the Jakarta region, Indonesia." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape3/PQDD_0028/NQ51048.pdf.
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Hermanto, Bambang. "Nominal stock return volatility on the Jakarta Stock Exchange and changes in government policy." Thesis, University of Birmingham, 1998. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.311572.
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Djajadiningrat, Hasan Mustafa. "Sustainable urban development in the Kampung Improvement Programme : a case study of Jakarta, Indonesia." Thesis, University of Sheffield, 1995. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/14841/.
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Recently, "sustainable development" has become the key concept in the integration of environmental and economic policy. However, little literature considers the links between sustainable development and urban development. This research focuses on these concepts and attempts to develop the term sustainable urban development through an investigation of the "Kampung Improvement Programme (KIP)", and particularly, a case study of Jakarta - Indonesia. The main objectives of the research are to examine the sustainability of KIPMIlT in Jakarta, specifically to analyse the physical, economic, social and environmental characteristics that positively affect urban systems and should be considered as a component of sustainable urban development as a means of improving quality of life and standards of living. The analysis is based on the data collected from two types of kampung areas: improved kampungs and unimproved kampungs. Moreover, each of these have two types of surveys: the household survey which examines the extent of movement of the people to the urban kampungs and their physical, social and economic living conditions; and the leadership survey which examines the extent to which kampungs settlers have participation, opinions, perception and satisfaction in the KIP. The study concludes that the impact of KIP of the kampung study areas in Jakarta has been to improve not only the physical and environment conditions but also the social and economic conditions of the people as a means of increasing the standards of living and improving the quality of life. In considering the implications of these findings on sustainable urban development in Jakarta, it is shown that the KIP has been concerned with the creation of balanced urban development which does not jeopardise future generations. It is based on social, economic, physical and environment activities, and integrated approach among the government, community participation and international agencies.
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Arsyad, Temenggung Yuswanda. "La politique des acquisitions foncières et le développement de la région de Jakarta : application à la ville nouvelle de Bekasi." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA080951.
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Jakarta, capitale et premiere ville d'indonesie, connait un developpement economique et une transformation physique rapide qui necessiteraient d'etre accompagnes d'une planification rigoureuse. Une demarche de planification metropolitaine est a present engagee a jakarta, couvrant les trois regions (kabupaten) voisins de la province de java-ouest, surnommee botabek (bogor, tangerang et bekasi). La constitution de cet ensemble de regions est percue comme une reponse a la serie de problemes que pose la croissance continue de jakarta. L'ensemble des analyses montre que la ville de jakarta a toujours joue un role de premier plan dans la tendance a l'expansion physique de la region. L'analyse d'acquisitions foncieres dans cette region a montre que la question centrale de la politique d'amenagement de l'espace n'est pas traitee avec precaution. L'etude de l'acquisition fonciere dans le cadre de la ville nouvelle de bekasi nous conduira a etudier, a travers l'analyse des transactions foncieres et des differents facteurs contribuant a l'inflation du prix des terrains, les contraintes representatives de la difficulte de mise en oeuvre du developpement urbain comme de la ville nouvelleJakarta, the capital and first town of indonesia is undergoing economic development and a rapid physical transformation which necessitate rigorous planning. A metropolitan planning has actually been undertaken in jakarta, covering three regions (kabupaten) neighbouring java-west province named botabek (bogor, tangerang and bekasi). The grouping of these regions is perceived as a response to the serie of problems resulting from jakarta's growth. Analysis show that jakarta town has always played a mayor role in the physical expansion tendancies of the region. Other analysis carried out on land acquisition in this area, show that the main question on planning policies is being handled cautiously. The study on land acquisition in the newtown of bekasi leads to a study on analysis on land transaction and different factors contributing to the inflation of land prices and representative constraints linked to urban development as well as newtowns
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Harjoko, Triatno Yudo, and n/a. "Urban kampung: its genesis and transformation into metropolis, with particular reference to Penggilingan in Jakarta." University of Canberra. Resources, Environmental and Heritage Sciences, 2003. http://erl.canberra.edu.au./public/adt-AUC20050411.145222.
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Urbanism in the discipline of architecture has largely been confined to the
analysis of physical appearance of cities. Such an analysis may overlook the crucial
issue, which is political, on the spatial formation of a city like Jakarta This formation
results from the structuration process of a society where the production and
reproduction of society assumes domination from one another. In a dual society, such
as in the city of Jakarta, such a process has an implication of the urban form, that is,
the dual quality of urbanism.
This study examines this dual image of Jakarta, with a particular concern for
the transformation of the inner dynamic of its social life. It concerns the triad of
knowledge-power-space in which the society is produced and reproduced in the timespace
dimension. The kampung is investigated as a locale of social practices,
especially in regard to the low-income urban population. The idea and term
tropotopia is introduced to describe urban form or spatiality that is in a continuous
process of formation and transformation.
The study looks particularly the history of the reproduction of society in
Indonesia, where dominant social systems control allocative and authoritative
resources. Such practices primarily govern the spatial formation of Jakarta. In these
systems, planners and designers acting as agents have played crucial roles in the
structuration of society, and of the space. Planners and designers are seen to be part
of the episteme that develops and informs the poor relation of society. The
dissertation concludes with a reflection on the ways in which the dual quality of
Jakarta is revealed in the interplay in social practices within a triadic knowledge-power-
space.