ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPATORY MAPPING PROCEDURES AS APPLICATION OF ADMINISTRATION FIT FOR PURPOSE LAND IN INDONESIA STUDY AREA: RT 04 / RW 02, KEL. BATUNUNGGAL, KEC. BANDUNG KIDUL, KOTA BANDUNG

• Main Author: ABBIYU ALHAQ(NIM:15113087), DIVIRYAN
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26734
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

<p align = "justify">Until now the land administration in Indonesia still has a lot of big problems and become the spotlight in some time. The large number of land and the lack of public participation in land registration are the biggest obstacles that arise in this country, which still creates a lot of unceritified land. Therefore, there is a Fit For Purpose Land Administration to answer the land certification process should be resolved quickly and the people is also active in its implementation. One method to achieve the idea is Participatory Mapping, that is the method used by involving the community in mapping the land. According to the International Federation of Surveyor (FIG), this concept arises because of the paradigm that land records are prioritized over data accuracy, data recording covers the entire land whether it is legal or illegal. This research was conducted directly to the field, face to face with the people through participatory mapping in order to foster a sense of people initiative to map their land on satellite image. The map used as a reference is a satellite image of that region. The implementation of this final project can result in an appropriate procedure to be implemented in Indonesia, by making one region as a sample of the application of mapping procedures. Because in other country this mapping is done with a short time and cost is relatively cheap, So its suitable to be applied in Indonesia.<p align = "justify">