<![CDATA[Urban organisational areas are often influenced by economic activities that increase housing demand, both from the workforce and residents. This also occurs in Banyuwangi District, which serves as the Regional Activity Centre (PKW) with port, industrial, trade, and infrastructure activities. However, some areas, such as Karangrejo Village and Sobo Village, have slum organisational areas. This study aims to identify the mismatch of environmental carrying capacity in the organizational area of Banyuwangi District and to develop mitigation strategies based on environmental carrying capacity. The methods used include environmental carrying capacity analysis, land uniformity, and SWOT analysis. The results indicate that the demographic carrying capacity in the area is low, particularly due to the air resource deficit in Kampung Melayu, Panderejo, and Temenggungan Villages. Kampungmelayu, Kertosari, and Sobo Villages also face similar problems related to organisational carrying capacity. The analysis reveals that 1% of the area is not permanently suitable, including sub-districts such as Kampungmandar, Karangrejo, and Kepatihan, while the remaining 5% of the area is currently unsuitable. Only 30% of the area is considered suitable for environmental carrying capacity. Then, to find out the strategy, a SWOT analysis was carried out, which can recommend a progressive strategy (growth-oriented strategy) that focuses on developing the trade, service, tourism, and cultural sectors based on environmental carrying capacity, as well as providing basic residential infrastructure and disaster mitigation training.]]>
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