RETHINKING INTEGRATED URBAN GOVERNANCE IN JAKARTA: AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH

Abstract  DKI Jakarta is now a megapolitan area that has complex problems. The existence of regional autonomy has made it difficult to regulate and manage several sources of problems occurring in DKI Jakarta today such as Flooding, Water Resources Quality, Green Open Space, and Waste Management. The Government Cooperation Coordinating Board (BKSP) as a policy of synchronizing and coordinating development in DKI Jakarta and its satellite regions has proven ineffective in overcoming the problem. There are several models in urban governance such as the formation of coordinating bodies, special bodies, and metropolitan governance. this paper tries to provide recommendations for urban institutional governance in DKI Jakarta along with their implications for finance, functional assignment and government systems.  Keywords:      Urban Governance; Megapolitan Areas; Integrating of Authorities; Local Government

• Publication year

  2019

• Venue

  International journal of kybernology

• Publication date

  2019-11-08

• Fields of study

  Geography, Political Science

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  DOI 10.33701/ijok.v4i1.646
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