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Jurnal Tataloka is a peer reviewed journal publishing scientific articles, focusing mainly on research and studies in the field of urban and regional planning. TATALOKA Journal is published quarterly by Biro Penerbit Planologi (Planologi Publishing), Diponegoro University every February, May, August, and November.

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Pengembangan Komoditas Unggulan Tanaman Pangan di Kabupaten Bone A Akbar; Baba Barus; Dwi Putro Tejo Baskoro
TATALOKA Vol 16, No 2 (2014): Volume 16 Number 2, May 2014
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14710/tataloka.16.2.94-107

Crop farming sector is an important sector in Bone, but it’s productivity is still fluctuating. Currently commodities occur in the area, that may contribute to agriculture development, and they may distribute in unappropriate physical suitability and lack support of infrastructure. This study aims to (1) Identify the superior crop commodities in Bone, (2) Identify availability of agricultural infrastructure and facilities, (3) Evaluate land suitability for food crops in Bone, (4) Develop guidelines for location and strategies for development of superior commodity crops in Bone. The analytical method used is the LQ analysis, MCDM-TOPSIS, schallogram, land suitability, and A'WOT. Results showed that paddy, corn and soybeans are superior commodities. Suitable land for development are 20,7% for rice, 16,0% for corn and 0,9% for soybean. Location for development commodity is directed in district Libureng, Awangpone, Tellusiattinge, Ponre, Kahu, Lamuru, Cina, Salomekko, Ajangale, Tonra, Bontocani, Cenrana, Kajuara, Amali, Mare, Tellulimpoe dan Patimpeng. Strategies development, namely: (a) Optimizing and utilizing the potential of the area/natural resources, human resources and government policies for the development of food crops selected; (b) Increasing partnerships between stakeholders; (c) Enhancing the ability of research institutions to develop new technologies, and (d) Utilizing a strategic position region business import export trade of agricultural products.

EFEKTIFITAS TEKNIS DAN EFEKTIFITAS PELAYANAN PELAKSANAAN PUBLIC SERVICE OBLIGATION (PSO) KERETA API KELAS EKONOMI ANGKUTAN PERKOTAAN P Pradono; Miming Miharja; Amanda Pritasari; A Adriani
TATALOKA Vol 15, No 4 (2013): Volume 15 Number 4, November 2013
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Public Service Obligation (PSO) is government's obligation to provide affordable price and to optimize service in typicaly economy class of urban railway commuting. It is therefore important to evaluate its technical and service effectiveness. This article aims to assess the effectiveness of PSO railway services in economy class of urban railway, in accordance with the initial goals of PSO implementation. Using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) tool, technical effectiveness analysis is carried out by comparing the input (operating expenses, number of facilities, and amount of PSO) and output (and revenue passenger kilometers). Services Effectiveness is aimed to determine the effectiveness of service of two inputs that are train kilometers and kilometer of seats by comparing the 2 output namely kilometers passengers and revenue. The results show that only 4 out of 12 DMU have maximum level of technical effectiveness, and only 3 out of 12 DMUs are having effective service.

A STUDY ON INFORMAL MARKET CLUSTER ACTIVITIES CONCENTRATING AROUND MENDI MARKET AREA: IS RELOCATION THE BEST OPTION? Undiri Kima; Agung Sugiri
TATALOKA Vol 17, No 1 (2015): Volume 17 Number 1, February 2015
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The market provides a means of survival for the local and urban communities. The local farmers, local artisans, and other informal sectors find the market as their source of income and food and a place of relaxation. They find the market as a place where they meet friends. The article seeks to understand and analyze how informal sectors cluster groups agglomerate in and around the Mendi Local Market (LM) area of Papua New Guinea. This research has made particular reference to Street Vendors (SV) who are operating their daily activities in and along the market corridor and exert their influences to the LM and the public. The study provides the scenario to understand the impact of the social relations of the informal street vendors and their daily associated influences on LM. This article seeks to trace and to understand how informal market clusters are operating and concentrating around the local market. The conclusion suggests that the relationships of the informal sector, street vendors, and local market should be promoted through an appropriate inclusive policy and regulatory environment.The market provides a means of survival for the local and urban communities. The local farmers, local artisans, and other informal sectors find the market as their source of income and food and a place of relaxation. They find the market as a place where they meet friends. The article seeks to understand and analyze how informal sectors cluster groups agglomerate in and around the Mendi Local Market (LM) area of Papua New Guinea. This research has made particular reference to Street Vendors (SV) who are operating their daily activities in and along the market corridor and exert their influences to the LM and the public. The study provides the scenario to understand the impact of the social relations of the informal street vendors and their daily associated influences on LM. This article seeks to trace and to understand how informal market clusters are operating and concentrating around the local market. The conclusion suggests that the relationships of the informal sector, street vendors, and local market should be promoted through an appropriate inclusive policy and regulatory environment.

ANALISIS TIPOLOGI WILAYAH DALAM MENDUKUNG PENGEMBANGAN MINAPOLITAN DI PROVINSI GORONTALO Taslim Arifin; Terry L Kepel; Syahrial Nur Amri
TATALOKA Vol 15, No 2 (2013): Volume 15 Number 2, May 2013
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Development of the region by Minapolitan approach as a fisheries development concept cannot be applied partially but should be holistic developed by developing all the availability in cities to the rural areas. This study aims to understand the structure and pattern of regional economic growth and to find out the potency and competitiveness of the area as a priority for fisheries development center in Gorontalo Province. This study uses Klassen and Shift-Share (S-S) typology analysis. Area that has the better economic structure is Pohuwato Regency. This region has Gross Regional Domestic Bruto (GRDB) per capita above the provincial value, however economic development still below the provincial level (high income but low growth) or categorized as developed region but stressed category. Boalemo Regency, Pohuwato Regency and Bone Bolango Regency have almost equal fishery development value, which are 18.6%, 16.2% and 12.7% respectively. Gorontalo Regency grow only as large as 7.4 %. This is inseparable from the production of fishery sub-sector in Gorontalo Regency that only share 8% to the fisheries production.Development of the region by Minapolitan approach as a fisheries development concept cannot be applied partially but should be holistic developed by developing all the availability in cities to the rural areas. This study aims to understand the structure and pattern of regional economic growth and to find out the potency and competitiveness of the area as a priority for fisheries development center in Gorontalo Province. This study uses Klassen and Shift-Share (S-S) typology analysis. Area that has the better economic structure is Pohuwato Regency. This region has Gross Regional Domestic Bruto (GRDB) per capita above the provincial value, however economic development still below the provincial level (high income but low growth) or categorized as developed region but stressed category. Boalemo Regency, Pohuwato Regency and Bone Bolango Regency have almost equal fishery development value, which are 18.6%, 16.2% and 12.7% respectively. Gorontalo Regency grow only as large as 7.4 %. This is inseparable from the production of fishery sub-sector in Gorontalo Regency that only share 8% to the fisheries production.

MODEL ZONASI KETAHANAN PANGAN DENGAN PENDEKATAN PARTISIPATIF DI WILAYAH SOLORAYA Ana Hardiana; Malik Cahyadin; Evi Gravitiani
TATALOKA Vol 14, No 4 (2012): Volume 14 Number 4, November 2012
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Purposes of this research are: a) to identify spatial policy (mapping) of agriculture in the Soloraya region, b) to analyze the correspondence between spatial policy and implementation in the field of agricultural, and c) to analyze agricultural mapping to support food security and safety with participation approach. Research methods are descriptive analysis and mapping. Conclusions of this research are: 1) agricultural policy in the Soloraya region is reflected in RTRWD and RPJMD. RTRWD conduct and guide the agricultural mapping while RPJMD regulate and determine the direction of agricultural development, 2) correspondence between policy and implementation of agriculture in each region in Soloraya are reflected in form of area and and food production conditions. Each region has tried to make adjustments through many stages according to RTRWD and RPJMD, and 3) a mapping model of food security in each region is determined based on several assumptions. The end result of this research is a mapping of food producers in each sub-district for approximately two years.

PERSEPSI DAN PREFERENSI MASYARAKAT TERHADAP FASAD BANGUNAN DI KORIDOR JALAN KI SAMAUN KOTA TANGERANG Nur Sukma Suri; Agung Sugiri
TATALOKA Vol 17, No 3 (2015): Volume 17 Number 3, August 2015
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This research aims to discover people’s perceptions and preferences towards building façade. This research has used a mixed-method approach with the triangulation of data validation. In the analysis, a sequence-analysis method has been utilized, beginning from qualitative descriptive to quantitative one. Data were collected from in-depth-interview with several key persons like district official, officers of certain governmental departments, and questionnaire distribution to the people who have their daily activities in Ki SamaunStreet, which is part of Kota Lama area in Tangerang City. The findings of this study show that colors; architectural design; width and height of the buildings and building-‘s’ ornaments are the most important elements in building façade that can be used to comprehend the people’s perceptions and preferences. This study has found that there are similarities between people’s perceptions and preferences with the Kota Lama’s development plans. Both sides are of the opinion that the colors of the buildings are similar, unpleasant, and there are some buildings more stand out than the others. Both sides also perceive that the architectural style of the buildings no longer represents the Chinese culture. This makes the restoration work to reverse the façade back into its original form is essential. Both sides also recognize that building-‘s’ height and width are not in harmony, although the people think that renovation is not needed. Both sides also observe that there are no buildingswith similar ornaments; whilesignage is the main source of visual pollution and rearrangement of signage is needed.

PASAR: SIMPUL PERSEBARAN BUDAYA DI KABUPATEN BANTUL, DAERAH ISTIMEWA YOGYAKARTA Endy Marlina; Arya Roland; S Sudaryono; Atyanto Dharoko
TATALOKA Vol 15, No 2 (2013): Volume 15 Number 2, May 2013
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The study which aimed to uncover the values underlying the creation and development of the market in Bantul regency is base on the idea that space can be viewed as a space (physical form that can be seen visually) and as a place (the container of human activities that may reflect cultural values of the user them). This study was conducted with the paradigm of phenomenology and found that pekenan as a mobilization system of economic in the Javanese community in the district of Bantul, dominated by social values that develop a market as a socioeconomic space. Market as an economic activity container has a major role as a social networking nodes and important node in order to disseminate of culture in the district of Bantul. This study also found that the cultural values underlying the economic activity in the market is togetherness, partnership, civility, and harmony, they are local wisdoms of the people which are able to maintain the sustainability of the system of pekenan - mobilization system of the economic activity in the district of Bantul.

MODEL AGROKONSERVASI UNTUK PERENCANAAN PENGELOLAAN DAS GARANG HULU Dewi Liesnoor Setyowati; Mohammad Amin; Erni Suharini; Bitta Pigawati
TATALOKA Vol 14, No 2 (2012): Volume 14 Number 2, May 2012
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The problems in the Garang Watershed includes flooding, erosion, sedimentation, landslides, and droughts. It can be overcome by the land uses arrangement. Management in Garang Watershed can be planned using agro-conservation model. This model consists of three submodels, i.e., water management submodel, erosion submodel, and community submodel. Submodel water management produces TATAAIR.EXE software, used for the simulation of optimal land use planning. Addition 10% of the forest area and 10% mixed farms are the most optimal landuse composition, whereas 25% of forest reduction to moor can increase the ratio of discharge and water production. The total value of actual erosion in Upstream Garang Watershed is 3249.861 tonnes/ha/year. Level of erosion hazard are height erosion which cover area of 27.20%, moderate erosion covers area of 21.57%, and mild erosion covers area of 38.86%. Forms of conservation for the handling of the dangers of erosion that can be done include: vegetative engineering, vegetative-mechanic engineering, and without conservation measures. Environmentally conscious community forum should be established at least at the level of RW as a cadre to increase public awareness in preserving the environment.

DESIGNING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR BONTANG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Adjie Pamungkas; Yudha Ardian; Tony Hanoraga; Mohammad Sodiq; M Muhktasor; Vely Kukinul Siswanto
TATALOKA Vol 17, No 4 (2015): Volume 17 Number 4, November 2015
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Bontang Local Government has planned Bontang Industrial Estate (BIE) to accommodate oil, gas, condensate and other industries. The estate will need investment for about IDR. 2.27 Trillion while the total annual local government budget is near to IDR 2 Trillion. Moreover, the estate has to be operated in a business manner while the local government officers have a culture in non-profit organisation as part of bureaucracy. However, the BIE feasibility study 2013 has determined that the estate will generate economic multipliers boosting the city development. Therefore, a partnership among government and private parties should be determined and accommodated in a proper cooperation arrangement. To design the partnership, we review literature, interview related private parties and confirm opinions of the private parties to the governments. A content analysis was used to assess information from the interviews. Considering the final outputs, BIE should be organised by a pure private enterprise or Ltd. to ensure the economic viable of the estate. The Ltd. is a partnership among the government and private parties via shareholders. The government can still hold a majority share with special arrangement in investment scheme. For the initial investments, the government can use its assets valued as 51% of total share while private parties can inject cash money equal to 49% of the total. With this capital arrangement, the estate can be operated with initial investment for about IDR. 267.11 Billion on 244.97 Ha land. This initial investment can be profitable with IDR. 650 Billion NPV, 19.93% IRR and 13.95 year PP.Bontang Local Government has planned Bontang Industrial Estate (BIE) to accommodate oil, gas, condensate and other industries.

Privatisasi Ruang Publik dari Civic Centre menjadi Central Business District ( Belajar dari kasus Kawasan Simpang Lima Semarang) Edi Purwanto
TATALOKA Vol 16, No 3 (2014): Volume 16 Number 3, August 2014
Publisher : Diponegoro University

Based on The Master Plan of Semarang City from 1975 to 2005, Simpang Lima area has been established as a Civic Centre area which its development is aimed to be a culture area broadly creating public activities for the people. During its development, due to its enormous economic potential, this area has turned into Central Business District area having several characteristics such as commercial activities, multi-storied buildings, heavy traffic, teeming street vendors and others. The impact is privatization of public space in the form of occupying of lots/buildings done by a group of businessmen owning shopping centers/hotels, using of roads for parking lot, and occupancy of pedestrian ways for street vendors. The public place privatization has prevented people to use public space freely. This problem is worthy of study. Public place privatization widely influences people because on the one hand, public place gives important meaning to people in the context of purpose, social, culture, history, and politics; on the other hand, these people will also give special meaning to this place. This study uses descriptive approach which describes and interprets the problem of public space privatization in Simpang Lima area including its impact.

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