Bøger af Agus Purwo

Ozhidaetsq, chto pri primenenii sootwetstwuüschih prawil i usilij, predprinimaemyh prawitel'stwom dlq zaschity okruzhaüschej sredy pri razwitii IKN.Na osnowe dannogo issledowaniq byla razrabotana koncepciq Lesnogo goroda, sootwetstwuüschaq uslowiqm perspektiwnoj territorii IKN, kotoraq predstawlqet soboj lesnoj gorod s preobladaniem lesostrukturirowannyh landshaftow ili zelenyh prostranstw, wypolnqüschih funkcii äkosistemnyh uslug, takih kak lesa, i s integrirowannym landshaftnym podhodom dlq sozdaniq zhizni, sosuschestwuüschej s prirodoj. Koncepciq lesnogo goroda wklüchaet w sebq shest' principow, a imenno: 1) sohranenie prirodnyh resursow i mest obitaniq zhiwotnyh; 2) swqz' s prirodoj; 3) nizkouglerodnoe razwitie; 4) dostatochnye wodnye resursy; 5) kontroliruemoe razwitie (Anti-Sprawl Development); 6) wowlechenie soobschestwa w realizaciü Lesnogo goroda. Kazhdyj princip razrabotan na osnowe kriteriew i pokazatelej, chtoby obespechit' wypolnenie kazhdogo principa pri planirowanii razwitiq IKN.

Es wird erwartet, dass die Regierung bei der Anwendung geeigneter Vorschriften und Anstrengungen zum Schutz der Umwelt bei der Entwicklung von IKN entsprechende Maßnahmen ergreift.Auf der Grundlage dieser Studie ist das Waldstadt-Konzept, das den Bedingungen des künftigen IKN-Gebiets entspricht, eine Waldstadt, die von waldstrukturierten Landschaften oder Grünflächen dominiert wird, die Ökosystemdienstleistungsfunktionen wie Wälder und einen integrierten Landschaftsansatz haben, um ein Leben zu schaffen, das mit der Natur koexistiert. Das Konzept der Waldstadt ist in sechs Grundsätze gegliedert, und zwar 1) Erhaltung der natürlichen Ressourcen und der Lebensräume von Tieren; 2) Naturverbundenheit; 3) kohlenstoffarme Entwicklung; 4) ausreichende Wasserressourcen; 5) kontrollierte Entwicklung (Anti-Sprawl Development); 6) Beteiligung der Gemeinschaft an der Verwirklichung der Waldstadt. Jedes Prinzip wird anhand von Kriterien und Indikatoren ausgearbeitet, um sicherzustellen, dass jedes Prinzip in der IKN-Entwicklungsplanung erfüllt werden kann.

It is expected that with the application of appropriate rules appropriate rules and efforts made by the government to protect the environment in the development of IKN.Based on this study, the Forest City concept that is in accordance with the conditions of the prospective IKN area is a forest city dominated by forest-structured landscapes or green spaces that have ecosystem service functions such as forests and with an integrated landscape approach to create a life that coexists with nature. The Forest City concept is elaborated into six principles, namely: 1) conservation of natural resources and animal habitats; 2) connected to nature; 3) low carbon development; 4) adequate water resources; 5) controlled development (Anti-Sprawl Development); 6) community involvement in realising Forest City. Each principle is elaborated based on criteria and indicators to ensure that each principle can be fulfilled in the IKN development planning.

This paper attempts to describe how the potential for conflict in the location of the prospective national capital city, including the efforts made by the local government components and stakeholders of the province of East Kalimantan in managing agrarian conflicts. In this study, researchers will analyze the potential for agrarian conflicts in the location of the prospective national capital city using the conflict mapping method. This research uses qualitative methods through library research and observation activities in February 2020.In this study it was found that the potential for agrarian conflicts in the prospective state capital was mainly caused by problems in collecting data on indigenous peoples' lands, coordination between institutions on forest and non-forest lands, the potential for increasing land mafias, and community concerns about the effects of development. Researchers found that to manage this potential, an integrated data collection on land administration and synchronization of land regulations is needed, the formulation of which involves the community, community organizations, academics, traditional institutions and business owners.