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Building pollution
Jakarta City authorities recent failure to meet the minimum standards for clean and green cities...
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- Linkedin in Megacity Jakarta Group
- Bapeda (Regional Body for Planning and Development)
- DKI Jakarta Province
- Dinas Tata Kota (Spatial Planning Department)
- Holcim Indonesia
- IFC (International Finance Corporation)
- ITB (Institute of Technology Bandung)
- Ministry of Housing
- Ministry of Public Work
- Ministry of Transportation
- REI (Real Estate Indonesia)
- State Ministry of Environment
- Swisscontact
Housing
Housing needs: 2 million additional units
Source: UN Habitat, BPS 07, team analysis.
What impact will a “Do nothing scenario” have on housing by 2020?
- Continuous urban sprawl, featuring numerous lower case constructions in suburban areas
- Stagnating housing market within the urban core
- Continuous and growing incidence of slum development around the metropolitan region
What will be the impact on other sectors?
- Higher economic costs, for example, increased travel time reducing productivity
- Potential social tension as lower income groups are increasingly separated
- Pressure on the existing transportation system, on utilities (water, electricity, waste and sewage) as urban sprawl develops
- Loss of arable land and reduced water retention area raising greater risk of flooding