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Based Kampung Restoration MediaInformation Media of The Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta Jaya Upgrading Building A New Start for Slums in Jakarta Dream Kampung Kampung Akuarium Together Top Report New Model for Community- Based Kampung Restoration 08th EDITION/2020 Jendela Model for Urban Kampungs qualid villages (kampungs) or slums has been one of the problems that the government need to cope, Sincluding those in Jakarta Greater Area. Various ef- CHIEF EXECUTIVE forts had been done by the Jakarta government to solve OFFICER the problem, one of them is by launching a program to The Governor of DKI Jakarta enhance the quality of settlements. Through this program, Jakarta government wants to CHIEF OPERATING fulfill residents’ rights and hopes for having proper and OFFICER adequate housings. According to Gubernatorial Instruc- Secretary of The Provincial tion (Kepgub) No.878/2018 on the kampung and residen- Government of DKI Jakarta tial area restoration task force, there are 21 kampungs the Assistant Secretary of The Jakarta government needs to revamp. Provincial Government of One of the 21 kampungs is Kampung Akuarium in Pen- DKI Jakarta jaringan, North Jakarta. This project will be a pillar in kampung revitalization in Jakarta and hence become a model for urban kampung. Therefore, not only they will rebuild DIRECTOR the kampung area, but also the quality of the residents: in social, culture and economic Head of Communication, aspects. Information and Statistics of The restoration concept for Kampung Akuarium will be a collaborative work be- DKI Jakarta tween the Jakarta administration and the residents themselves: they will be invited to actively participate in the process, from the planning to deciding what’s being needed. GUARANTOR Only then they will grow and develop to be residents who keep their appealing kampung Head of Public characteristics. Communication EDITOR IN CHIEF Head of Media and Public Communication Section DEPUTY EDITOR IN CHIEF Evi Yulianti MANAGING EDITOR Bambang Widodo FROM THE CITIZENS EDITORS Nanik I COVID-19 MASS TESTING Irawan P Dear Pemprov DKI Jakarta, REPORTERS Ari Muslim Hans AS Assalamualaikum wr. wb Fenny B T. Aifan Recently, total number of COVID-19 positive cases are gradually increasing. Is there Dr. Rosma Fenti any criteria to join COVID-19 mass testing? Thank you. Devina Ivo Difa Restiasari Syahrul Anwar Ciracas, East Jakarta PHOTOGRAPHERS Safran Hasibuan Answer Widhiyanto W CREATIVE TEAM Dear, Syahrul Anwar Tommy Kusuma R Fandy Adam As stated in the website of Jakarta Provincial Government, there are three criteria of Anggia Anggun people to have rapid test: First, for people who are in close contact with low risk or Chaidar Izet Asep Setiadi having contact with patients under surveillance. Second, for people who are in close contact with high risk or with confirmed COVID-19 patients. Third, for people who are SECRETARIAT under observation and having COVID-19 symptoms like fever, cough, and shortness of Jose Rizal breath, or having travel history or staying abroad. Andik F Regards Editorial Team CONTENT Together Make A Dream Kampung 14 Happen A collaborative work to rebuild Kampung Akuarium sets a revitalization concept that puts disaster resilient, environmentally-friendly and livable elements in top of the priority. Learn from The Neighboring 16 Countries Some countries, such as Thailand, Brazil and Brunei Darussalam has succeeded in upgrading their slum area. How do they do it? 6. Kampung Baru Tembok Bolong 9. Kampung Tongkol Restoration for RT 11/RW 22 Restoration for RT 7/RW 1 Where Will The Program of Enhancing Subdistrict: Pluit Subdistrict: Ancol District: Penjaringan District: Pademangan Settlement’s Quality Occur? 7. Kampung Tanah Merah 10. ampung Krapu Restoration for RT 1-9 in RW 22, RT 1-21 in RW 7, RT Restoration for RT 8-9 in RW 1 1-12 in RW 8, RT 1-12 in RW 9, RT 1-11 in RW 10. Subdistrict: Ancol Subdistrict: West Kelapa Gading, South Tugu, South District: Pademangan Rawa Badak District: Kelapa Gading, Koja 11. Kampung Walang 12 2 Restoration for block A and block B 4 11 6 9 8. Kampung Lodan Subdistrict: Ancol 10 Restoration for RT 4/RW 1 District: Pademangan 1 5 North 5 3 8 Subdistrict: Ancol Jakarta District: Pademangan 12. Kampung Blok Empang 4 North Jakarta area Restoration for RT 1-5 and RT 12-15/RW 22 Subdistrict: Pluit West Jakarta area District: Penjaringan 6 1. Kampung Akuarium 1 2 3 Restoration for RT 12 and RW 04 East Jakarta Total families (KK): approximately 103 families area Subdistrict: Penjaringan District: Penjaringan East West Jakarta Jakarta 2. Kampung Marlina South Jakarta 1 Restoration for RT 1-4 and RT 8-11 in RW 17 area Subdistrict: Penjaringan District: Penjaringan 1. Prumpung 1. West Kampung Rawa 1 3. Kampung Elektro Restoration for RT 1-12 in RW 2 Restoration for RT 15-16 /RW 4 Restoration for RT 5-7 and RT 12-15 in RW 17 Subdistrict: North Cipinang Besar Subdistrict: Kebon Jeruk Subdistrict: Penjaringan District: Jatinegara District: Kebon Jeruk District: Penjaringan 2. East Kampung Rawa 4. Kampung Gedong Pompa Restoration for RT 1/RW 5 Restoration for RT 20/RW 17 Subdistrict: Kebon Jeruk Subdistrict: Penjaringan District: Kebon Jeruk District: Penjaringan South Jakarta 3. Kampung Gaji Baru 5. Kampung Kerang Ijo Restoration for RT 4-7/RW 2 North Jakarta area Restoration for RT 6/RW 22 Subdistrict: Duri Kepa East Jakarta area Subdistrict: Pluit District: Kebon Jeruk District: Penjaringan West Jakarta area 4. Kampung Kunir 1. Kampung Baru Restoration for RT 4/RW 5 South Jakarta area Restoration for RT 1-6 and RT 17/RW 5 Subdistrict: Pinangsia Subdistrict: Pondok PInang District: Pinangsia District: Kebayoran Lama 5. Kampung Kali Apuran Restoration for RT 9-13/RW 7 Subdistrict: Kedaung Kali Angke District: Cengkareng 6. Kampung Sekertaris Restoration for RT 15/RW 7 Subdistrict: Tanjung Duren Utara District: Grogol Petamburan Upgrading Slums 6 in Jakarta To cope with the slum problems, Jakarta government issued an Where Will The Program of Enhancing Enhancing The Quality of Settlements program to create a more 18 Settlement’s Quality Occur? organized, adequate and human housings and settlements. See the infographic to know the targetted kampungs of the newly launched program. A Wish to Have Adequate 20 Housing More than 350 citizens long to have adequate houses. EMAIL [email protected] New Start for Kampung Not Only We Do Physical MAIL Building, But Also The Citizens 10 Akuarium 12 JL. Medan Merdeka Selatan 8-9 The revitalization of Kampung Read our interview with Acting Jakarta 10110 Akuarium is one of Jakarta’s Head of Jakarta Housing and efforts to fulfill the rights and Settlement Agency, Sarjoko, hopes of Jakartans for having to know further about their adequate housings, withouth program. TELEPhONe diminishing their kampung’s (021) 3822047 characteristics. (021) 3822975 . TOP REPORT TOP Upgrading Slums in Jakarta If we neglect the slums problem, the quality of the poors will remain unchanged. 6 he smell of something unpleas- are built with the walls sticking to the hard for blangwir (fire trucks, red) to ant bursts out when we entered next ones; the street access are very get in. It will be worse if the flood hap- TMuara Baru, Penjaringan, North narrow with minimum lighting; trash- pens, all the trashes will get here,” he Jakarta. Motorcycles, open cars and es are everywhere. told Media Jaya. large trucks were passing through, From what we get from the local Even when the kampung was not carrying marine catch and its prod- residents, the settlement area was good enough for a settlement, Andre ucts. Indeed, Muara Baru area is there since the early 1980. They be- and many people in that area seemed known for its fishing industry. The fish gan to build improvised houses on the to be unwilling to move out. “We were auction activities in this area has been area, previously a swamp, and soon it born and raised here. I wish it can be started since long time ago in 1856. attracked more people and become revamped instead, just like Kampung Behind the very hectic fishing ac- what it is now. Andre, a 28 year old Akuarium. I heard that this kampung tivities, the area of Muara Baru pos- resident at Kampung Marlina revealed is on the list of the restoration pro- sesses an unsolved annual prob- that both of his parents began to live gram,” said Andre, excited. Kampung lem: urban settlements in slums like there since the end of 1970. That time, Akuarium is one of the densely pop- Kampung Marlina, Kampung Elektro the Kampung Marlina—named after ulated settlements or slums which and Kampung Gedong Pompa. Those one of the factories nearby—has not need to be restored and revamped by three urban villages (kampung) are been densely populated like it is now. the Provincial Government of Jakarta parts of RW (community unit) 17, with “It’s highly populated today. I’m afraid (Pemprov DKI), to turn it to be tiered its densely populated neighborhoods when there’s fire, you’ll hardly survive. flats kampung with touristy concept. and inadequate facilities. The houses Since the streets are narrow, it’ll be It is near from Kampung Marlina and MEDIA JAYA | 08 2020 7 Projection of Population Growth in Jakarta risk areas like riversides, watersheds, (2010-2015) hills or areas within hazardous indus- tries. “To push the expense of living in 1.09 % 0.9 % the cities, they tried to build their own TOP REPORT TOP houses in an area not common for 0.72 % settlements. The types of houses vary, 0.50 % from huts or shacks made of nondu- 0.26 % rable materials to permanent houses. These houses would cause slums,” she wrote.
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