<![CDATA[Rapid urban development often leads to the diminishing availability of green open spaces (GOS), resulting in environmental degradation and the loss of inclusive social interaction areas. This study aims to analyze the feasibility of Kosambi Green Corridor Park as part of the urban green open space system that supports sustainable urban development in West Jakarta. A qualitative descriptive approach was employed through field observation, and document analysis. The feasibility assessment was based on five functional dimensions of GOS: social, economic, ecological, aesthetic, and climate adaptation, referring to the Green Flag Award criteria and UN-Habitat guidelines. The findings reveal that the park holds ecological and social potential but does not fully meet the criteria for sustainable green open spaces due to limited accessibility, lack of inclusive facilities, inadequate waste management, and insufficient long-term maintenance. Therefore, improvements in accessibility, infrastructure quality, and participatory management are essential to realize a green open space that contributes meaningfully to urban sustainability.]]>
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