ＲＥＮＳＴＲＡ ＰＵSub Bidang ke-Cipta Karya

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Sub Bidang ke-Cipta Karya-an (Infrastruktur Permukiman)c.
Tantangan pembangunan1. sub bidang ke-Cipta Karya-an
Perlunya menetapkan target-target kinerja yang lebih jelas untuk meningkatkan kinerja TPA yang berwawasan lingkungan di kota metropolitan/besar yang sampai saat ini masih belum menuai hasil yang optimal. Tingkat kesadaran masyarakat terhadap pengelolaan sampah yang masih rendah, sementara konflik sosial yang berkaitan dengan pengelolaan TPA sampah sampai saat ini masih sering terjadi di samping ketersediaan sarana dan prasarana persampahan yang masih belum memadai.
Meningkatkan keterpaduan penanganan drainase dari lingkungan terkecil hingga wilayah yang lebih luas dalam satu wilayah administrasi maupun antar kabupaten/kota dan provinsi.
Makin meningkatnya kesadaran masyarakat terhadap aspek kesehatan akan menuntut pelayanan sanitasi sesuai dengan kriteria kesehatan dan standar teknis.
Memperluas akses pelayanan sanitasi dan peningkatan kualitas fasilitas sanitasi masyarakat yang akan berpengaruh terhadap kualitas kehidupan dan daya saing sebuah kota dan sebagai bagian dari jasa layanan publik dan kesehatan.

Mendorong dan meningkatkan keterlibatan dunia usaha (swasta) dalam pendanaan pembangunan prasarana air minum.
Mengembangkan kemampuan masyarakat dalam penyediaan air minum baik dalam pengolahan maupun pembiayaan penyediaan air minum.
Memenuhi backlog perumahan sebesar 6 juta unit sebagai akibat dari terjadinya penambahan kebutuhan rumah akibat penambahan keluarga baru, rata-rata sekitar 820.000 unit rumah setiap tahunnya.
Meningkatkan keandalan bangunan baik terhadap gempa maupun kebakaran melalui pemenuhan persyaratan teknis dan persyaratan administrasi/perizinan.
Meningkatkan kesadaran masyarakat agar dalam membangun bangunan gedung memperhatikan daya dukung lingkungan sehingga dapat meminimalkan terjadinya banjir, longsor, kekumuhan, dan rawan kriminalitas.
Mendorong penerapan konsep gedung ramah lingkungan (green building) untuk mengendalikan penggunaan energi sekaligus mengurangi emisi gas dan efek rumah kaca dalam kerangka mitigasi dan adaptasi terhadap isu pemanasan global.
Meningkatkan pengendalian pemanfaatan ruang khususnya pemanfaatan ruang bagi permukiman.
Menyelaraskan pertumbuhan pembangunan kota-kota metropolitan, besar, menengah, dan kecil mengacu pada sistem pembangunan perkotaan nasional.
Melanjutkan program pengembangan kawasan agropolitan.
Mengupayakan pengarusutamaan jender dalam proses pelaksanaan kegiatan sub-bidang infrastruktur permukiman, baik dari segi akses, kontrol, partisipasi, maupun manfaatnya.

b. sub bidang ke-Cipta Karya-an
Proporsi penduduk perkotaan yang bertambah
Arus urbanisasi perkotaan mengalami peningkatan yang amat tajam.a)
Saat ini penduduk perkotaan mencapai 50% dari total penduduk b) nasional.
Diperkirakan pada tahun 2025 nanti 68,3 persen penduduk Indonesia c) akan mendiami kawasan perkotaan.
Angka kemiskinan perkotaan yang masih tinggi.

a) tinggi akibat krisis finansial lokal dan global.
Saat ini sekitar 18% atau 21,25 juta jiwa penduduk Indonesia tinggal b) di kawasan kumuh yang terletak di kawasan perkotaan dengan luas mencapai sekitar 54.000 Hektar.
Kota sebagai engine of growth
Kota-kota besar dan menengah yang berjumlah 37 kota, atau 9% dari a) total jumlah daerah otonom, mempunyai sumbangan 40% dari total Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB) nasional.
Sementara kota-kota besar saja, yang hanya berjumlah 14 kota, atau b) hanya 3,4% dari total jumlah daerah otonom, mampu menyumbang 30% dari total PDB nasional.
Desentralisasi
Persebaran kota di Indonesia saat ini lebih banyak terpusat di Pulau a) Jawa.
Di satu sisi, desentralisasi berhasil membawa pemerintah daerah dalam b) nuansa kompetisi yang kondusif untuk mendorong pembangunan perkotaan di masing-masing daerah.
Di sisi lain, pembangunan yang ekspansif dan tidak terencana justru akan c) membahayakan daya dukung kota, terutama di kota-kota besar dan metropolitan.
Kerusakan lingkungan hidup
Meningkat dan tidak terkendalinya penggunaan ruang dan sumber daya a) alam di permukaan, di bawah dan di atas tanah kawasan perkotaan.
Daya saing kota dan demokratisasi
Di era globalisasi saat ini, kota-kota di Indonesia tidak hanya harus a) bersaing dengan kota-kota di dalam negeri semata.
Bentuk persaingan pun bergeser dari b) comparative advantages menuju ke era competitive advantages.
Perubahan Iklim dan bencana alam
Meningkatnya temperatur rata-rata bumi dan meningkatnya permukaan a) air laut menimbulkan bahaya banjir.
Posisi Indonesia yang berada di kawasan b) ring of fire memerlukan perencanaan permukiman yang terarah dan berkelanjutan.

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Penduduk dan kekayaan bangsa merupakan potensi modal sosial.a)
Jika aspek modal sosial tidak diperhitungkan, maka investasi yang b) dilakukan tidak mendorong peningkatan kesejahteraan.

結果 (英語) 1:

RENSTRA PU

sub-fields to the copyrighted work late (housing infrastructure) c.
Pembangunan1 challenge. sub-fields to the copyrighted work late
necessity set performance targets clearer for   improve the performance of environmentally sound tpa in metropolitan / large is still not reap optimal results.the level of public awareness of waste management is still low, while social conflicts associated with managing garbage tpa is still often the case in addition to the availability of facilities and infrastructure is still inadequate garbage.
improve the integration of environmental management smallest drainage   to a larger area within the region and between the administration of the district / city and province.
Ever increasing public awareness of the health aspects   will require sanitation services according to health criteria and technical standards.
expand access to sanitation services and improving the quality of public sanitation facilities   which will affect the quality of life and competitiveness of a city and as a part of public services and health services.

encourage and promote the involvement of the business (private)   in infrastructure funding drinking water.
develop community capacity in water supply   financing both in processing and supply of drinking water.
meet   housing backlog of 6 million units as a result of the addition of necessity due to the addition of new family homes, an average of about 820,000 housing units annually.
improve both the reliability of the building against earthquakes and fires   through fulfillment of technical requirements and administrative requirements / permits.
raising public awareness in order to build buildings   regard environmental carrying capacity so as to minimize the occurrence of floods, landslides, untidiness, and prone to crime.
encourage the adoption of environmentally friendly building concept (  green building) for controlling energy use and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and the effects in terms of mitigation and adaptation to global warming issues.
improve space utilization, especially utilization control   room for settlement.
aligning growth development of metropolitan cities, big,  medium, and small reference to the national urban development system.
Continued developing agropolitan.  
gender mainstreaming efforts in the implementation of the sub-activities   settlement infrastructure, both in terms of access, control, participation, and benefits.

b. sub-fields to the copyrighted work late
proportion of urban population increased  
urban urbanization has increased very tajam.a)
current urban population reached 50% of the total population b) nationally.
estimated in 2025 to 68.3 per cent of Indonesia later c) will reside in urban areas.
urban poverty still high.

a) high due to local and global financial crisis.
currently about 18% or 21,25 million population of Indonesia live b) in the slum area located in urban areas with an area of ​​approximately 54,000 hectares.
City as an engine of growth  
big cities and medium-sized cities are numbered 37, or 9% of a) total number of autonomous regions, have contributed 40% of total gross domestic product (GDP).
while the big cities only,which amounted to only 14 cities, or b) only 3.4% of the total number of autonomous regions, able to contribute 30% of total national GDP.

  decentralized distribution of cities in Indonesia are now much more concentrated in a) Java.
on the one hand, decentralization of local government managed to bring in b) the feel of a competition that is conducive to encourage urban development in each region.
on the other hand, the construction of an expansive and unplanned it will c) endanger the carrying capacity of the city, especially in large cities and metropolitan.
environmental damage  
increased and uncontrolled use of space and resources a) natural surface, below and above ground in urban areas.
city competitiveness and democratization  
in the current era of globalization,cities in Indonesia not only must a) compete with cities in the country alone.
form of competition shifted from b) comparative advantages heading into an era of competitive advantages.
climate change and natural disasters  
rising average temperature a surface of the earth and rising) sea water raises the danger of flooding.
Indonesian position in the area of ​​b) ring of fire requires purposeful planning and sustainable settlement.


  population and wealth of the nation is a potential capital sosial.a)
if aspects of social capital are not taken into account, then the investment b) do not encourage an increase in welfare.

結果 (英語) 2:

RENSTRA PU

Sub field of the Copyrighted works of the 90s (Settlement Infrastructure) c.
Challenge pembangunan1. sub field of the Copyrighted works of the 90s
need for setting performance targets more clearly to   increase the performance of a LANDFILL on the city environmentally metropolitan/major until now still not reap optimal results. The level of public awareness of waste management are still low, while social conflicts related to the management of the landfill still often occurs in addition to the availability of facilities and infrastructure persampahan which is still not adequate.
Improve alignment of the smallest neighborhood drainage handling   to the wider area in one area of the Administration as well as between provincial and kabupaten/kota.
Further increasing public awareness of health aspects of   will demand the Ministry of sanitation in accordance with the criteria of health and technical standards.
Expanding access and improving the quality of sanitation services facilities   community sanitation that will affect the quality of life and competitiveness of a city and as a part of the public service and the health service.

push and increase the involvement of the business community (private) in the construction of infrastructure funding   drinking water.
Develop the ability of the community in the provision of drinking water in both   processing as well as the financing of the provision of drinking water.
meet the housing backlog   amounting to 6 million units as a result of the increased needs due to the addition of new family houses, on average of about 820,000 units of houses each year.
Improve the reliability of buildings well against earthquake and fire through the   eligibility, technical and licensing requirements for Administration/.
increase public awareness in order to build   building noticed power support environment so as to minimize the occurrence of floods, landslides, things, and prone to criminality.
Encourage the application of the concept of eco-friendly building (  green building) in order to control energy use and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and the greenhouse effect in terms of mitigation and adaptation to the global warming issue.
Increase utilization space control utilization especially   room for settlement growth Aligning.
the construction of metropolitan cities, large,   small and medium enterprises, referring to the system of national urban development.
Proceed agropolitan development program.   gender mainstreaming Undertakings in
implementation process   activity sub-field of settlement infrastructure, both in terms of access, control, participation, as well as its benefits.

b. sub field of the Copyrighted works of an urban population that Proportion
increased  
Urbanisation urbanisation has increased very sharply. a)
the current urban population reaches 50% of the total national population b).
Estimated by 2025 later 68.3 percent of Indonesia's population of c) will inhabit urban areas.
urban poverty Rates are still high.

a) high due to local and global financial crisis.
this time around 18% or 21,25 million inhabitants of Indonesia live b) in the area of slums in urban areas with an area of approximately 54,000 Acres.
the city as   engine of growth
cities large and medium sized totalling 37 cities, or 9% of the total amount a) autonomous region, have contributed 40% of the total gross domestic product (GDP).
While major cities only, which only amounted to 14 cities, or b) is only 3.4% of the total number of the autonomic region, able to contribute 30% of the total national GDP.

  Decentralized Sprawl of cities in Indonesia is currently more focused on the island of Java.
a) on the one hand, decentralized local government managed to bring in b) feel the competition is conducive to encourage urban development in each region.
On the other hand, the construction of the expansive and will thus not planned c endangering) power support, especially in the big cities and the metropolitan Environmental Damage.
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increase and not terkendalinya the use of space and resources a) nature on the surface, below and above ground, urban areas.
the city competitiveness and democratization  
In the current era of globalization, cities in Indonesia not only must a) competing with cities in the country purely for any form of competition.
shifted from b) comparative advantages into competitive advantages to an era.
climate change and natural disasters Increasing temperature
  average Earth and rising sea water surface a) pose a danger of flooding.
The position of Indonesia which is in the b ring of fire) require a directional and settlements planning sustainable.

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population and wealth of Nations is the potential social capital. a)
If aspects of social capital are not taken into account, then the investment does not encourage b) increased welfare.