03032nas|a2200241 i 450000500170000000800410001703500150005810000370007324501120011026000520022230000110027449000520028550001150033750200840045252018490053665000390238570000370242470000500246170000440251171000860255581000840264185600650272520260817163702.0121095s1988    th  uzm rtt  00|  a1eng d  a.b100713011 aMardono, Albertus G. Notosuprojo13aAn assessment of the guided land development (GLD) programme for the Jabotabek urban fringe area, Indonesia  aBangkok :bAsian Institute of Technology,c1988  a245 p.1 aResearch studies project report ;vno. HS-88-04  aA research study submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering   aResearch Studies Project Report (M. Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1988  aOne of the main problems of the Greater Jakarta/Jabotabek  area is the informal and haphazard pattern of urban land  development in the urban-fringe areas. The government of DKI  Jakarta is seeking to solve the problem by adopting the guided  land development (GLD ) concept for the implementation of the DKI  Jakarta masterplan. The aim is to ensure a sufficient supply of  planned and serviced urban land in t h e Jabotabek Region over 15- 20 years at a low cost to government so as to control land  prices, and to assist the establishment of low-income residential  settlements.  GLD was first proposed by the Jabotabek Metropolitan  Development Planning (JMDP) Team in 1980. It was simplified by  the DKI Jakarta government in 1984 and was again proposed by the  West Java Urban Development Project (WJUDP) Team in 1985 for a  special purpose. GLD was again proposed at DKI Jakarta in 1986,  this time as two GLD pilot projects. However, a t 1988 there is  still little performance.  The aim of this research study is to assess and recommend on  possible measures to improve the GLD concept and the application  to achieve its successful implementation in the urban-fringe  areas of the Jabotabek towns. The study was made by studying the  GLD documents and the literature, by interviews and discussions  with officers of the involved agencies of DKI Jakarta and the  central government , and by firled trip findings.  The study found that GLD is a potentially valuable system to  guide and arrange the development of urban-fringe areas, to  supply urbanized land and housing and to maintain the planned  growth of a city. However, GLD needs certain conditions to be  fulfilled which involve special efforts by the government and  strong participation from the landowners and the other private  sector persons involved in urban development. 0aReal estate developmentxIndonesia1 aArcher, Raymon W., eChairperson1 aKammeier, Hans Detlef,eExamination Committee1 aSheng, Yap Kioe,eExamination Committee2 aMUCIA- USAID Indonesia  General Participant Training/ GPT-II, eScholarship Donor2 aAsian Institute of Technology.bResearch studies project report ;vno. HS-88-04  3Full-Textuhttp://203.159.5.9/ait-thesis/detail.php?q=B18839