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Shreema Rana
Department of Urban Planning, Institute of Engineering, Pulchwok Campus, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture Earth & Planetary Sciences Environmental Science Social Sciences Transportation

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Conflict Management In Eco-City Development (Spatial References: Lubhu Urban Area In Kathmandu Valley, Nepal And Surabaya City In Indonesia) Adisukma, Dana; Rana, Shreema; Hayuni, Nurvina; Ulya, Ayu Fitriatul
Jurnal Tata Kota dan Daerah Vol 6, No 1 (2014)
Publisher : Fakultas Teknik, Universitas Brawijaya

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Urban area as one of the busiest space than another spaces that have various applied systems on it. The complexity of social, economic, ecology and culture systems in urban area was needed an effective and efficience management method toward urban sustainable livelihood. Nowadays, the eco-city development in Surabaya City, Indonesia and Lubhu Urban Area, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal has been developed. In addition, it was emerging some problems between the stakeholders. The research aims are identifying and mapping the potential conflict of stakeholder also conceiving new management strategy to reduce its conflict impacts. This research is important because it will define a simulation with stakeholder analysis as its approach through journals and reports. The research method supported by recent condition about those cities. The conclusion of this research shows that all stakeholders have spesific roles between each other. Logically, the more stakeholder involved the more its roles overlaped. Not only Lubhu Urban Area which have the waste water and solid waste problems, but also Surabaya City. The problems caused by socio-politic conflicts and lack of awareness and contribution between private and public sectors. The alternative solution is integrating the interest between public and private sectors with fully support from political stakeholder.Keywords: Development, Eco-city, Potential Conflict, Stakeholders, Surabaya, Lubhu.
PATHWAYS TO NET ZERO: CASE STUDIES FROM THAILAND ON THE ROLE OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES IN URBAN PLANNING Rana, Shreema; Pokharel , Rojina
Tata Kota dan Daerah Vol. 17 No. 1 (2025): Jurnal Tata Kota dan Daerah
Publisher : Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Brawijaya

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This paper explores the pivotal role of smart technologies in advancing net zero emissions within urban environments. With cities as major contributors to global carbon emissions, incorporating smart technologies into urban sustainability emerges as a critical strategy. This study employs a qualitative literature review to investigate how smart technologies contribute to net zero emissions in urban planning, focusing on smart infrastructure, environmental monitoring, and traffic management, with case studies carried out in emerging smart cities in Southeast Asia, namely Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket, illustrating practical applications. The study acknowledges potential biases, including regional focus and publication bias, that may impact the generalizability of the findings. The findings demonstrate that smart infrastructure significantly lowers energy consumption. Environmental monitoring provides actionable insights into air quality and pollutant levels, enabling targeted interventions, while intelligent traffic management systems reduce congestion and optimize transportation networks, significantly lowering vehicular emissions. The results underscore the effectiveness of these smart technologies in achieving net zero emissions, highlighting their potential to reshape urban landscapes into sustainable, low-carbon environments. The paper concludes by addressing the broader implications for urban planning and policy-making while promoting integrated approaches that align with net zero goals, offering a strategic roadmap for cities to implement smart technologies in their sustainability efforts.
Co-Authors Ayu Fitriatul Ulya Dana Adisukma Nurvina Hayuni Pokharel , Rojina