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Linda Welmintje Fanggidae
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Strategi Penataan Permukiman Kumuh Pesisir Kota Kupang (Suatu Pendekatan Perilaku Lingkungan) Fanggidae, Linda Welmintje
Jurnal Inovasi Kebijakan Vol 9 No 1 (2025): Jurnal Inovasi Kebijakan
Publisher : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Daerah Kota Kupang

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Slums are a common problem in developing cities, such as Kupang City in Eastern Indonesia. The phenomenon of slum development in Kupang City can also be found in coastal areas. As a city with a waterfront city concept, handling of existing conditions must be done immediately to prevent them from expanding and getting worse. If left unchecked, these coastal slums will be able to damage the overall spatial appearance of the city as a waterfront city, considering the importance of coastal areas. There are 78.67 hectares of slum areas in Kupang City, of which approximately 10 hectares are located in coastal areas. The reorganization of coastal slum areas has been undertaken through various strategies to address existing slum problems. The government has implemented physical intervention strategies, in the form of: repairing and constructing environmental infrastructure, as well as livable houses. However, non-physical intervention strategies are still needed in order to maintain the impact of sustainable physical interventions. The implementation of this strategy aims to encourage the formation of environmental behaviors that are expected to foster a new culture, such as a healthy, clean, aesthetic, and sustainable environmental management system, as an important and permanent aspect of people's daily lives.
Co-Authors Alexius Alfonso Ardianus Porro Ariency K. A. Manu Ariency Kale Ada Manu Bahantwelu, Marianus I Gusti Ngurah Wiras Hardy Imanuel N. Mbake Kapilawi, Yohanes W.D. Kapilawi, Yohanes Wilhemus Dominikus Kharson Malaikosa Lodwik O. Dahoklory Mahoklory, Lodwik O. Maria Sovia Monica Banamtuan Maromon, Rifat Y. Y Maromon, Rifat Y.Y. Maromon, Rifat Yoktan Y. Nday, Rosvitayati Umbu Neonufa, Suliha N. I. Neonufa, Suliha N.I. Petrus Sole Ratrigis Prasetyo, Dwi Y.Y. Rambu K. A. Rundi Raymundus De Fatima Teti Rifat Y. Y. Maromon Roseven Rudiyanto Rosmiyati A Bella Rosvitayati Umbu Nday Sefriyani L. Zudi Thomas K. Dima Thomas Kurniawan Dima Thomas Kurniawan Dima Yoseph R. Taek