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- Regional autonomy aims to bring governance closer to the people through increased services, accountability, and public participation.
- Local governments have their own sources of revenue including regional taxes, retributions, and funds from the central government.
- Challenges in implementing autonomy include unclear authority divisions, dependence on central government funds, and inefficient resource use between regions.
- Proper authority arrangements, organizational structure, local budgeting, and leadership elections are important for effective regional autonomy.
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THE URBAN CENTRES CANNOT BE ISOLATED ON ITS OWN
Any urban centre that has a hope of being successful must be attached to balanced social, economic and environmental requirement. It cannot exist on its own. Most of the urban centers are the places where investments take place. This means that, the security must be very strict to ensure that these investors are attracted to invest in them. Infrastructure is the most important aspect of any city (Motto, 2008). This means there must be availability of safe transport and communication systems. Before any city is built, therefore, the planners must ensure that the needs of their citizens are taken care of. This is where urban planning comes in. Poor urban planning can destroy the economy completely since most economies are built by the activities carried out in urban centers. Planning also helps in taking care of the environment and protecting the society from adverse effects those come as a result of poor urban planning.
Local government plays a very vital role in ensuring that, urban centers are competitive and attractive to investors and other people living around them. Any time an urban centre is neglected, the health and the wealth of those people living in and around it is highly affected. Poor urban centers bring about growing of slums and indigent ability to expand.
For urban cities to sustain development right from the word goes, they must consider the environment in the early stages of their planning (Motto, 2008). It is imperative to note that, a better urban environment will result into a better and sustainable social, economic development. There are various factors that can influence urban cities. Starting from the high rate of poverty that affects most cities, economic and political changes, pollution, resettlement and health issues. What Motto, 2008 argues is that, these factors don’t affect one city; this are common problems affecting almost if not all, urban environments.
Good urban centers are also able to pass the necessary information to the general public as a part of their environment. Whichever method they use, this means that, if the planning was poor, then this cannot be possible. More than forty percent of the people today live in urban areas (Motto, 2008). This means that, cities can bring together the best entrepreneurs, innovators and other great academicians. When these people come to the city, they expect to get a good life for themselves and their families. If the urban centers cannot provide that, and they become a source of environmental hazards, diseases, insecurity and discrimination, then they don’t meet their purpose of why they are there and this results into crimes (Motto, 2008).
Every successful city must, therefore, be able to offer a balanced life. This means that, socially, economically and even environmental wise, no matter how much pressure the local government is .
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Morphological and GIS-based land use Analysis: A Critical Exploration of a Rural Neighborhood
*Dr.OLUWAGBEMIGA PAUL AGBOOLA1,Dr.MOHDHISYAMRASIDI2,Dr.ISMAIL SAID3, MA. SAMSON OLUTAYO ABOGAN4,MA.ADEBAMBO STEPHEN ADEJUWON5
1Department of Architecture, Faculty of Environmental Studies, Osun State College of Technology, P.M.B.1011, Esa-Oke. Osun State. Nigeria.
2,3Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Built Environment, UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia, Postcode 81310, Johor Bahru, Johor. Malaysia.
4,5Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Environmental Studies, Osun State College of Technology, P.M.B. 1011, Esa-Oke. Osun-State. Nigeria.
1E mail: agbofavour41@yahoo.com , 2E mail:hisyamrasidi@gmail.com , 3E mail:ismailbinsaid@gmail.com , 4E mail: agbofavour41@yahoo.com
A B S T R A C T
The significance of neighbourhood in hosting a group of dwellings units and possessing adequate communal facilities could not be overemphasized in the study of people and place relationships. There are two main objectives of this study: (i) to study the neighbourhood’s associated challenges through the size, growth, and land use distribution, and (ii) to investigate the perceived inhabitants’ activities pattern within the neighbourhood. The objectives are explored through a morphological and GIS-based land use analysis of a rural neighbourhood in South-west, Nigeria. The town is studied in three transformation phases, dating back to five decades using ArcGIS version 10.3. The 1st phase spanned between the year 1910 to 1959, while the 2nd and 3rd phases ran through the year 1960 to 1999, and year 2000 to 2015 respectively. The exploration in this study is to document the diverse neighbourhood challenges, features, and prospects, which remain uninvestigated in the case study area for the past years. The first finding revealed that some challenges needed to be resolved in a bid to meet the residents’ current basic needs. The second finding indicated that the rural settlements in Nigeria emanated from the residents’ adaptation to the environmental conditions, cum transformation through human activities. Meanwhile, the third finding established that the human settlements evolved in connection to the local socio-economic, recreation and religious virtues of the traditional marketplace (Oja). In conclusion, human historical and social influences play a significant role in ameliorating the challenges associated with the spatial developments of the settlements. The implication of the study becomes vital to the major stakeholders and professionals in the built environment on the significance of enhancing the sustainable communities in Nigeria.
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REGIONAL PLANNING
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Any urban centre that has a hope of being successful must be attached to balanced social, economic and environmental requirement. It cannot exist on its own. Most of the urban centers are the places where investments take place. This means that, the security must be very strict to ensure that these investors are attracted to invest in them. Infrastructure is the most important aspect of any city (Motto, 2008). This means there must be availability of safe transport and communication systems. Before any city is built, therefore, the planners must ensure that the needs of their citizens are taken care of. This is where urban planning comes in. Poor urban planning can destroy the economy completely since most economies are built by the activities carried out in urban centers. Planning also helps in taking care of the environment and protecting the society from adverse effects those come as a result of poor urban planning.
Local government plays a very vital role in ensuring that, urban centers are competitive and attractive to investors and other people living around them. Any time an urban centre is neglected, the health and the wealth of those people living in and around it is highly affected. Poor urban centers bring about growing of slums and indigent ability to expand.
For urban cities to sustain development right from the word goes, they must consider the environment in the early stages of their planning (Motto, 2008). It is imperative to note that, a better urban environment will result into a better and sustainable social, economic development. There are various factors that can influence urban cities. Starting from the high rate of poverty that affects most cities, economic and political changes, pollution, resettlement and health issues. What Motto, 2008 argues is that, these factors don’t affect one city; this are common problems affecting almost if not all, urban environments.
Good urban centers are also able to pass the necessary information to the general public as a part of their environment. Whichever method they use, this means that, if the planning was poor, then this cannot be possible. More than forty percent of the people today live in urban areas (Motto, 2008). This means that, cities can bring together the best entrepreneurs, innovators and other great academicians. When these people come to the city, they expect to get a good life for themselves and their families. If the urban centers cannot provide that, and they become a source of environmental hazards, diseases, insecurity and discrimination, then they don’t meet their purpose of why they are there and this results into crimes (Motto, 2008).
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1Department of Architecture, Faculty of Environmental Studies, Osun State College of Technology, P.M.B.1011, Esa-Oke. Osun State. Nigeria.
2,3Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Built Environment, UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia, Postcode 81310, Johor Bahru, Johor. Malaysia.
4,5Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Environmental Studies, Osun State College of Technology, P.M.B. 1011, Esa-Oke. Osun-State. Nigeria.
1E mail: agbofavour41@yahoo.com , 2E mail:hisyamrasidi@gmail.com , 3E mail:ismailbinsaid@gmail.com , 4E mail: agbofavour41@yahoo.com
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2. DEDDY S BRATAKUSUMAH, 2016 2
BIODATA
Deddy Supriady Bratakusumah, PhD was born in Bandung, Indonesia in December 19, 1954. His elementary educations was
completed in Bandung. He was graduated the degree of Civil Engineer from State Polytechnic (ATN) in 1977, and the degree of
Sanitary Engineer from Institute of Technology Bandung (ITB) in 1983. In August 1991 he was granted the degree of Master of
Urban and Regional Planning from School of Architecture, University of Miami, Florida, USA. He received Master of Science
degree in Regional Science from Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA, in January 1996, and finally he granted the PhD in
Regional Science in May 1996 from Cornell University, USA.
He also attended some short courses: (1) The Economics Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA, 1989, (2) The Harvard
Institute of Affordable Housing, Harvard University, USA, 1990, (3) The Institute for Public-Private Partnerships, Washington,
DC., 1995, (4) JICA, Training Course on Local Government Administration for Indonesia, Hiroshima, Japan, 2001, (5) The Johns
Hopkins University and LAN-RI, Training of Trainers (TOT) on Learning Organization and Systems Thinking (LOST), Jakarta,
2003, (6) Endeavour Executive Award, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, 2008, (7) Innovative Government, Lee
Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore, 2009, (8) Change Management in a Globalized World, London School of
Economics and Political Science, London, 2012, (9)Training for Trainers on Monitoring and Evaluation, Takushoku University,
Tokyo, Japan, 2015, (10) Urban Nexus Training of Trainers (ToT), German Cooperation, GIZ and Bappenas, Jakarta, 2018. (12)
Japan-IMF Macroeconomic Seminar for Asia (JIMS), National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo, Japan, 2019.
3. DEDDY S BRATAKUSUMAH, 2016 3
His carreer began as an individual consultant in some consulting firms from 1977 until 1986. Since 1986 he is working as
Civil Servant at National Development Agency (Bappenas)/Ministry of National Development Planning, his position among
others; (1) Development Planner, (2) Chief of the Local Autonomy Study Center, (3) Chief of the National Civil Servant
Training Center, (4) Advisory Expert to Minister on Governance and Local Autonomy, (5) Deputy Minister for Governance,
and (6) Senior Planner and Trainer in Governace.
During his tenure he is also serving as lecturer in IPB University, University of Indonesia, Pasundan University, Brawijaya
University and Esa Unggul University. He is academic rank is “Lektor”.
Email Address: deddys@bappenas.go.id
pakbrata@gmail.com
Mobile: +62 816968367
4. DAERAH MENURUT PERUBAHAN KEDUA UUD 1945
PASAL18
NEGARA
KESATUAN
R.I
DAERAH
PROPINSI
DAERAH
KABUPATEN
DAERAH
KOTA
MENGATUR DAN MENGURUS SENDIRI URUSAN PEMERINTAHAN SESUAI :
- ASAS OTONOMI
- PEMBANTUAN
5. FILOSOFI OTONOMI DAERAH
“BRINGING THE STATE CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE”
(MENDEKATKAN PEMERINTAHAN KEPADA MASYARAKAT)
ARTINYA
MENINGKATKAN PELAYANAN DAN AKUNTABILITAS
KEPADA MASYARAKAT
BUKAN
MENINGKATKAN KEKUASAAN
6. WUJUD OTONOMI DAERAH
1. DEMOKRATISASI DALAM SEGALA PROSES
PENGAMBILAN KEPUTUSAN
2. PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT
3. MENDEKATNYA DAN MENINGKATNYA
PELAYANAN MASYARAKAT
4. KETERBUKAAN DALAM PROSES
PENYELENGGARAAN PEMERINTAHAN
8. SEJARAH PELAKSANAAN OTONOMI DAERAH
1940an - UUD 1945 (Pasal 18)
- UU No 1 / 1945 : KOMITE NASIONAL DAERAH
- UU No 2 / 1948 : PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
1950an - UU No 32 / 1956 : KEUANGAN ANTARA NEGARA DENGAN DAERAH-DAERAH,
YANG BERHAK MENGURUS RUMAH-TANGGANYA SENDIRI
- UU No 1 / 1957 : POKOK POKOK PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
- PENPRES No 6 / 1959 : PEMERINTAH DAERAH
1960an - UU No 18 / 1965 : POKOK POKOK PEMERINTAHAH DAERAH
1970an - UU No 5 / 1974 : POKOK POKOK PEMERINTAHAN DI DAERAH
- UU No 5 / 1979 : PEMERINTAHAN DESA
1990an - PP No 45 / 1992 : PENYELENGGARAAN OTONOMI DAERAH DENGAN TITIK BERAT
PADA DAERAH TINGKAT II
- PP No 8 / 1995 : PENYERAHAN SEBAGIAN URUSAN PEMERINTAH KEPADA 26
DATI II PERCONTOHAN
- UU 22/1999 : PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
- UU 25/1999 : PERIMBANGAN KEUANGAN ANTARA PUSAT DAN DAERAH
2000an - UU 32/2004 : PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
- UU 33/2004 : PERIMBANGAN KEUANGAN ANTARA PUSAT DAN DAERAH
9. HAMBATAN PELAKSANAAN
1. OTONOMI DIANGGAP KEWAJIBAN
2. KEWENANGAN DAERAH TERBATAS
3. KETERGANTUNGAN SUMBER KEUANGAN PADA PUSAT
4. PENYERAGAMAN POLA PENYELENGGARAAN
PEMERINTAHAN, SEHINGGA MEMATIKAN KREATIFITAS
5. TIDAK TERAKOMODASINYA PERAN SERTA
MASYARAKAT, LEBIH KUAT “TOP DOWN”
6. TIDAK BERFUNGSINYA LEMBAGA LEGISLATIF DAERAH
SEHINGGA DEMOKRASI TIDAK BERJALAN
7. PENYERAGAMAN POLA PEMERINTAHAN DESA
10. KETENTUAN LAINNYA
• PEMDA MEMILIKI DPRD YANG DIPILIH PADA PEMILU
• GUBERNUR, BUPATI, WALIKOTA SEBAGAI KEPALA
PEMDA DIPILIH LANGSUNG
• PEMDA MENJALANKAN OTONOMI SELUAS-LUASNYA
KECUALI URUSAN PUSAT
• PEMDA BERHAK MENETAPKAN PERDA
• HUBUNGAN WEWENANG MEMPERHATIKAN
KEKHUSUSAN DAN KERAGAMAN DAERAH
• MENGAKUI PEMDA YANG BERSIFAT KHUSUS ATAU
ISTIMEWA
• MENGAKUI MASYARAKAT ADAT DAN HAK-HAKNYA
11. PENGATURAN KEWENANGAN
(URUSAN PEMERINTAHAN)
URUSAN PEMERINTAHAN
ABSOLUT PUSAT
1. PERTAHANAN;
2. KEAMANAN;
3. YUSTISI;
4. POLITIK LUAR NEGERI;
5. MONETER; DAN
6. AGAMA.
CONCURRENT
(BERSAMA)
KRITERIA PEMBAGIAN URUSAN
1. EXTERNALITAS (DAMPAK)
2. AKUNTABILITAS (KEDEKATAN)
3. EFISIENSI (UNTUNG-RUGI)
URUSAN PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH URUSAN PEMERINTAH PUSAT
URUSAN WAJIB
(PELAYANAN DASAR)
URUSAN PILIHAN
(POTENSI UNGGULAN)
MENGACU PADA
STANDAR PELAYANAN
MINIMUM
13. HUBUNGAN ANTAR
KABUPATEN/KOTA
Meliputi antara lain:
1. Bidang tertentu sesuai
dengan kewenangan
yang dimiliki
Kabupaten/Kota;
2. Penyelesaian konflik
antar daerah;
3. Pengembangan wilayah
perkotaan baru,
pembentukan,
pemekaran,
penghapusan dan
penggabungan daerah;
4. Perencanaan tata ruang
wilayah.
HUBUNGAN ANTAR
PROPINSI:
Meliputi antara lain
1. Koordinasi Wilayah;
2. Penyelesaian konflik
antar daerah;
3. Pembinaan dan
Pengawasan wilayah
perbatasan;
4. Kerjasama pengem-
bangan wilayah
perbatasan, dsb.
HUBUNGAN ANTARA
PROPINSI DAN
KABUPATEN/KOTA
Walaupun sepertinya tidak
ada hubungan hirarkis,
tetapi dalam praktek
pemerintahan terdapat
hubungan yang besifat
fasilitasi, koordinasi, dan
kerjasama.
HUBUNGAN ANTAR DAERAH
(LAN, 2004)
14. PENYELENGARA PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH
PEMERINTAH DAERAH
DEWAN PERWAKILAN RAKYAT
DAERAH
KEPALA DAERAH
PERANGKAT DAERAH
PIMPINAN
KOMISI
PAN - MUS
PAN - GAR
BADAN
KEHORMATAN
SET DPRD
SEKDA
DINAS
LEMBAGA TEKNIS
15. DASAR PEMIKIRAN HUBUNGAN KEUANGAN
ANTARA PUSAT DAN DAERAH
• DAERAH HARUS MEMPUNYAI SUMBER-SUMBER
KEUANGAN YANG MEMADAI DALAM MENJALANKAN
OTONOMI
• TERUTAMA MENJALANKAN FUNGSI:
- PELAYANAN
- PEMERINTAHAN UMUM
- PEMBANGUNAN
16. KEUANGAN DAERAH
KEUANGAN DAERAH
PAD DANA
PERIMBANGAN
LAIN-LAIN
PAJAK DAERAH
RETRIBUSI DAERAH
PENGELOLAAN
KEKAYAAN DAERAH
YANG DIPISAHKAN
LAIN-LAIN PAD
DANA BAGI HASIL
DANA ALOKASI
UMUM
DANA ALOKASI
KHUSUS
HIBAH
DANA DARURAT
PINJAMAN
17. POTENSI KONFLIK AKIBAT DESENTRALISASI
1. DANA PERIMBANGAN BUKAN HANYA DARI S.D.A
2. TERHAMBATNYA ALIRAN BARANG DAN JASA ANTAR
DAERAH
3. TERHAMBATNYA MOBILITAS PENDUDUK
4. PERBEDAAN KAPASITAS DAN PELAYANAN ANTAR
DAERAH
5. PENYELENGGARA PEMERINTAHAN TIDAK BERJIWA
MANAGER/WIRAUSAHA
6. INEFISIENSI PENGGUNAAN SUMBER DAYA
7. KONTROL MAKRO EKONOMI
18. MASALAH MASALAH SAAT PELAKSANAAN
1. PENATAAN KEWENANGAN
2. PENATAAN ORGANISASI
3. PELAKSANAAN APBD
4. PEMILIHAN KEPALA DAERAH
5. PEMBUATAN PERATURAN DAERAH
19. PENUTUP
1. OTONOMI DAERAH ADALAH WAHANA BAGI
PENYELENGGARA PEMERINTAH DALAM MENUNJUKAN
KINERJA DALAM PEMBERDAYAAN DAN PELAYANAN
MASYARAKAT SERTA PEMBANGUNAN
2. OTONOMI DAERAH MERUPAKAN AMANAT RAKYAT UNTUK
TERCIPTANYA KEHIDUPAN YANG ADIL, MAKMUR DAN
DEMOKRATIS
3. SEHINGGA PENYELENGGARA PEMERINTAHAN HARUS
MENJADI EFISIEN, DEMOKRATIS, ASPIRATIF, RESPONSIF,
TERBUKA DAN BERTANGGUNG JAWAB