TY  - BOOK
AU  - Winarso,Haryo
AU  - Kammeier,Hans Detlef
AU  - Sheng,Yap Kioe
AU  - Nishimura,Yukio
ED  - Canadian International Development Agency-Broad Based Development  Program (CIDA- BBDP), 
TI  - The legal and administrative framework of urban development planning in Indonesia: a case study of Yogyakarta
T2  - Thesis
PY  - 1988///
CY  - Bangkok
PB  - Asian Institute of Technology
KW  - Cities and towns
KW  - Indonesia
KW  - Yogyakarta
KW  - Growth
N1  - A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering; Thesis (M.Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1988
N2  - More than four decades after independence , the urban planning  system in Indonesia, formally , is still based on "Stadsvorming  Ordonantie " and "Stadsvormingsverordening", Dutch Colonial  regulations, which were aimed for rebuilding the war damaged  cities in Indonesia. Complementing these ordinances several  regulations have been issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs and  the Ministry of Public Works as well, but the application of the  l egal system for urban planning is facing many problems. In  addition the administrative system of the planning related  agencies is not conducive to carrying out urban development  activities.  This descriptive study aims to review the legal and  administrative system for urban development planning in Indonesia  with focus on the devel opment plan for Yogyakarta which was  officially adopted in 1986.  This was undertaken by, first, reviewing the national  administrative system and presenting a comparative assessment of  the laws and regulations on urban planning , second, assessing the  application of these laws and regulation in Yogyakarta and third,  by conducting an opinion survey on these matters among planning  officials and experts.  The study finds that there were inconsistencies and  conflicting provisions in SVO and the Ministerial decrees  especially evident in the provisions regarding duties and  responsibilities of the authority, types of plans to be adopted,  citizen participation and approval procedure. The study also  finds that citizen participation in the preparation of  development plans was not sufficiently conducted, whereas  development control measures for implementing the development  plans were not sufficient. This was aggravated by a lack of  qualified manpower and financial shortage; at the local  government level
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