slum is urban problem, how to solve it?

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A slum is a heavily populated urban informal settlement characterized by substandard housing and squalor. [1] While slums differ in size and other characteristics from country to country, most lack reliable sanitation services, supply of clean water, reliable electricity, timely law enforcement and other basic services. Slum residences vary from shanty to poorly built, deteriorated buildings. [2] [1] UN-Habitat, Kenya (April 2007) [2] UN-HABITAT 2007 Press Release Park & PlayGround [5] Sanitation & Infrastructures [6] Affordable Vertical Housing [4] Green Policy Social and Environmental Sustainability Slum Upgrading [4] Kibera, Kenya [5] Sao Paulo, Brazil [6] Sao Paulo, Brazil ●Substandart housing ● Insecure tenure ● No infrastructure ● Poor public space Economic Stability Urban Landscape SISTEM LANSKAP KOTA (ARL 622) Dosen : Dr. Ir. Alinda Fitriany Malik Zain, M.Si ; Dr. Ir. Aris Munandar, M.S.; Dr. Ir. Siti Nurisjah, MSLA Penyusun : Flourentina Dwi Indah P (451130231) ● Vulnerability to natural and unnatural hazards ● Natural disaster Slum Relocation Slum Removal References : [3] http://practicalaction.org/slum-improvement-1 http://unhabitat.org http://citiesalliance.org http://en.wikipedia.org/ http://www.skyscrapercity.com http://www.saopaulocalling.org “Improving the standard of living in slums sustainably with the intention that future generations can have adequate access to basic infrastructure services such as electricity, water and sanitation, housing, or household waste collection [3] Urban Population Living in Slums ● Overcrowding ● Informal Economy ● Unemployment ● Poverty ● Crime Informal Urban Settlements Kibera Slum, Nairobi Kenya Sao Paolo, Brazil The project expects the construction of approximately 2 thousand housing units (839 have already been delivered) and commercial units, eliminating risks, channeling streams, implementing water supply and sewage networks, paving and drainage. The community shall also benefit from the creation of a Bordering Avenue, a garbage recycling center and an Ecopoint, parks, a music school, a sewage pumping station. An outpatient health care service, a basic health unit, a Psychological and Social Support Center, as well as the nursery have already been completed. After program The clearance of Kibera is expected to take between two and five years to complete. The entire project is planned to take nine years and will rehouse all the slum residents in the city. The new communities are planned to include schools, markets, playgrounds and other facilities. The first batch of around 1,500 people to leave the slum were taken away by truck on 16 September 2009 from 6:30 am local time and were rehoused in 300 newly constructed apartments with a monthly rent of around $10. Indonesia After program INSTITUT PERTANIAN BOGOR FAKULTAS PERTANIAN DEPARTEMEN ARSITEKTUR LANSKAP

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Page 1: Slum is Urban Problem, How to Solve it?

A slum is a heavily populated urban informal

settlement characterized by substandard housing and

squalor.[1] While slums differ in size and other

characteristics from country to country, most lack

reliable sanitation services, supply of clean water,

reliable electricity, timely law enforcement and other

basic services. Slum residences vary from shanty to

poorly built, deteriorated buildings.[2]

[1] UN-Habitat, Kenya (April 2007) [2] UN-HABITAT 2007 Press Release

Park & PlayGround [5]Sanitation & Infrastructures [6]Affordable Vertical Housing [4]

Green PolicySocial and Environmental Sustainability

Slum Upgrading

[4] Kibera, Kenya[5] Sao Paulo, Brazil[6] Sao Paulo, Brazil

●Substandart housing ● Insecure tenure ● No infrastructure ● Poor public space ●

Economic Stability

Urban Landscape

SISTEM LANSKAP KOTA (ARL 622) Dosen : Dr. Ir. Alinda Fitriany Malik Zain, M.Si ; Dr. Ir. Aris Munandar, M.S.; Dr. Ir. Siti Nurisjah, MSLAPenyusun : Flourentina Dwi Indah P (451130231)

● Vulnerability to natural and unnatural hazards ● Natural disaster ●

Slum RelocationSlum Removal

References :[3] http://practicalaction.org/slum-improvement-1http://unhabitat.orghttp://citiesalliance.orghttp://en.wikipedia.org/http://www.skyscrapercity.comhttp://www.saopaulocalling.org

“Improving the standard of living in slums sustainably with the intention that future generations can have adequate access to

basic infrastructure services such as electricity, water and sanitation, housing, or household waste collection [3] ”

Urban Population Living in Slums

● Overcrowding ● Informal Economy ● Unemployment ● Poverty ● Crime ●

Informal Urban Settlements

Kibera Slum, Nairobi Kenya Sao Paolo, Brazil

After

The project expects the construction of approximately 2 thousand housing units (839 havealready been delivered) and commercial units, eliminating risks, channeling streams,implementing water supply and sewage networks, paving and drainage. The communityshall also benefit from the creation of a Bordering Avenue, a garbage recycling center andan Ecopoint, parks, a music school, a sewage pumping station. An outpatient health careservice, a basic health unit, a Psychological and Social Support Center, as well as the nurseryhave already been completed.

After program

The clearance of Kibera is expected to take between two and five years to complete.The entire project is planned to take nine years and will rehouse all the slum residentsin the city. The new communities are planned to include schools, markets,playgrounds and other facilities. The first batch of around 1,500 people to leave theslum were taken away by truck on 16 September 2009 from 6:30 am local time andwere rehoused in 300 newly constructed apartments with a monthly rent of around$10.

Indonesia

After program

INSTITUT PERTANIAN BOGORFAKULTAS PERTANIAN

DEPARTEMEN ARSITEKTUR LANSKAP