Analysis of the Condition of Slum Areas RW08 and RW010 in Utan Panjang Village, Kemayoran District, Central Jakarta Administrative City

Didi Indrawan (Universitas Kristen Indonesia)
Margareta Maria Sudarwani (Universitas Kristen Indonesia)
Sri Pare Eni (Universitas Kristen Indonesia)

Formosa Journal of Applied Sciences (FJAS)
Vol. 4 No. 5 (2025): May 2025

The research employed a mixed-methods approach with purposive sampling of 30 respondents, supported by in-depth interviews with 10 key informants and systematic observation. Results indicate that 70% of buildings fail to meet minimum health standards with poor sanitation and drainage systems. Socioeconomically, 80% of respondents earn below IDR 2,500,000 monthly with 70% working in the informal sector. Determinant factors of slum formation include structural poverty, low education levels, and minimal area planning. Multidimensional impacts were identified in health aspects (60% of residents experiencing chronic diseases), education (high dropout rates), and psychosocial dimensions (75% expressing life dissatisfaction). This research recommends an integrated intervention approach encompassing basic infrastructure improvement, community economic empowerment, and strengthening local institutions based on active citizen participation and multi-stakeholder partnerships.