TOWARDS HARMONY IN THE CAPITAL OF THE ARCHIPELAGO: VISION OF FUTURE SUSTAINABLE CITY DEVELOPMENT FUTURISTIC-ORIENTED
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https://doi.org/10.33197/bes.vol3.iss02.2023.2091Keywords:
IKN Nusantara, Sustainable city development, Sustainable city futuristicAbstract
This research aims to explore and formulate a sustainable and futuristic-oriented development strategy for the capital of the archipelago that can integrate the principles of environmental, economic, and social sustainability in addition to utilizing sustainable advanced technology. This study employs an exploratory qualitative research methodology.
and descriptive study design. This approach is carried out by collecting and analyzing data in depth through a document study. This study uses data analysis techniques by making a SWOT analysis to assess the advantages, disadvantages, and opportunities faced during the development of the Indonesian capital. Thus, it can be said that the overall plan for development
for the Indonesian capital is sustainable and futuristic using an integrated approach by applying ESG sustainability principles and the use of environmentally friendly technology. Urban development close to the 20th century was accompanied by the growth of urbanization processes without planning so cities experienced gradual inefficiency, which resulted in the erosion of old buildings that were unable to fulfill the requirements of society. Through the above policies, it’s hoped that Indonesian capital will develop into a futuristic-oriented sustainable city by integrating the principles of ESG (environmental, social, and economic) sustainability using advanced, environmentally friendly technology. Recommendation formulation regarding the sustainable and futuristic-oriented development strategy for the Indonesian capital consists of Environmental Policy, Economic Policy, Social Policy, Planning and Supervision Policy, Technology Policy, and Collaboration and Participation for Sustainable City Futuristic.
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