Direktorat Pembinaan Penataan Ruang Daerah Wilayah IDirektorat Jenderal Penataan RuangGd. Ditjen SDA & Penataan Ruang lt. 5Jl. Pattimura No. 20 Jakarta Selatan - Telp./Fax. (021) 7252251

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EAROPH 24th World CongressExhibition Catalogue

ForewordDRA. LINA MARLIA CES.

SEKRETARIS DIREKTORAT JENDERAL PENATAAN RUANG KEMENTERIAN PEKERJAAN UMUM

Jakarta, August 11th 2014.

Welcome to Earoph 24th World Congress. Welcome to Jakarta, Indonesia.

Urbanization gives two m ain consequences namely the increasing demand of basic services (i.e water, sanitation, energy, etc) and the increasing risk of disasters. These two main urban problems are highlighted and made into this year’s conference theme: ”Towards Resilient and Smart Cities”.

Urbanization is also an opportunity to improve the quality of basic services provision, to allocate space for social and economical activities, and to achieve better urban life quality. Ministry of Public Works as National Government’s institution that responsible for infrastructure provision and urban management policies has initiated policies and programs to tackle these emerging urban problems, particularly in Indonesia context. Throughout the years, the Ministry has been working together with local governments, developers, and local communities to implement Resilient City, Smart City, and Green City Concept to create a better urban life quality in Indonesia.

Through this exhibition, we invite you to a journey towards resilient and smart cities. First, you will be presented with the global and national (Indonesia) urban challenges. Next, let us take a look at Resilient City, Smart City, and Green City Concept as solutions offered to address these urban problems. Finally, allow us to guide you to the corridors of some notable efforts and practices of the implementation of Resilient City, Smart City, and Green City, initiated by Ministry of Public Works, the Government of Jakarta Special Capital Region, and our developer partners (PT. Jababeka, PT. Alam Sutera, and Perumnas).

We do hope that you enjoy this exhibition. Furthermore, we hope that we can share best practices and exchanging ideas on Resilient and Smart Cities through this event. We look forward to our potential co-operations in the future.

Ministry of Public Works Directorate General of Spatial Management

Secretary

Dra. Lina Marlia, CES

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ContentsForeword

Table of ContentsExhibition’s Lay Out

Urban MillenniumUrban Challenges

Jakarta InnudationPhoto Collage Of The World’s Problems

Resilient City ConceptSmart City ConceptGreen City Concept

Policies and Best PracticesBest Practices of Green City

Best Practice of Green BuildingBest Practices of Green Waste

Best Practice of Green Water & Green EnergyResilient to Natural Disaster

Eco SettlementsSettlement Revitalization and Densification

Smart City BandungSmart City Bogor & Makassar

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Located at Werdhapura Village Center, Denpasar, Bali, Planning Resource Center, is a special subidiary unit under the purview of the Directorate General of Spatial Planning and Development, Ministry of Public Works to conduct the training and capacity building programs as well as research activities. Planning Resource Center appears to be a melting pot of knowledge and experience sharing in spatial planning praxis among stakeholders.

Be an excellent Planning Resource Center, supported by Werdhapura Village Center that has high quality traditional environment in 2007

• Todevelopaninformationcenteronspatialplanninganddevelopment• Toenhanceatrainingcenteronspatialplanninganddevelopment• Tocreatearesearchcenteronspatialplanningtechnologyandimplementation• ToenrichWerdhapuraVillageCenterwithhighqualitytraditionalenvironment

• InformationCenter• TrainingCenter• AppliedResearchCenter

VISION

MISSION

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS

PlanningResource Center

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Topersueitsobjectivetobecomeareliableplanningresourcecenter,weestablishedWerdhapuraVillageCenterin1968,asaprototypesite,pioneering on the development of Balinese traditional architecture and technology.

Currently, it has been smartly grown into a compact area, that highlights the theme of neo-traditional Balinese and serves as a center of information and capacity building in spatial planning and human settlements in Indonesia.

Its primary function is to facilitate various trainings, scientific meetings and researches in the field of spatial planning. Werdhapura Village Center also offers commercial services such as training galleries for MICE (meeting, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) activities and hotel accomodation.

Werdhapura Village Center perced in the heart of tranquil Sanur resort area, which only 20 minutes drive to Ngurah Rai International Airport, spread among 3,8 hectares of lush, landscaped tropical garden, providing comfortable guest room which retain the concept of Neo-Balinese traditional architecture.

Werdhapuracanaccomodateexhibitions,conferences,orbusinessmeetingintheirfacilities.ThePangriptaLokaAuditorium,equippedwitheducation student accomodation building, has the capacity of 1.000 people. With smaller capacity than Auditorium, Marga Room, Cipta Room,TirtaRoom,andKaryaRoomaresuitableforvariousdemandsandfunctions.Thesefacilitiesareappropriateforin-doortraining,discussion, workshops, seminars, consultation, and meetings.

Accomodation also provided in the complex with optional classes ringing from Student Rooms (2 twin bed), Werdha Rooms (queen bed), to TraditionalBaliHouse(cottagewith2bedrooms)

Werdhapuraat a glance

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