PRAKTIK PARTISIPASI MASYARAKAT DALAM PELAKSANAAN PROGRAM KOTA TANPA KUMUH CASH FOR WORK (KOTAKU CFW) UNTUK MENCAPAI SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL (SDG) 11.3.2 STUDI KASUS: KELURAHAN CICADAS, KECAMATAN CIBEUNYING KIDUL, KOTA BANDUNG3.2 (STUDI KASUS: KELURAHAN CICADAS)
One of the SDG targets is to review the availability of community structures that participate directly in urban planning and management that operate in an orderly and democratic manner, this is stated in SDG 11.3.2 target. One form of achieving this target is through community -based slum managem...
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| Summary: | One of the SDG targets is to review the availability of community structures
that participate directly in urban planning and management that operate in an orderly
and democratic manner, this is stated in SDG 11.3.2 target. One form of achieving this
target is through community -based slum management programs such as the Cash for
Work City Without Slums Program (KOTAKU CFW) which is the case study in this final
project. In view of this, this study aims to identify each stage of the implementation of
the KOTAKU CFW program in Cicadas Village, the me thod of selecting participants in
each activity, modes of communication and decision making, the authority and power
of the community, as well as identifying the available participation structures, using
the method qualitative descriptive analysis with dat a collected through interviews,
focus group discussions, questionnaires, and secondary data.
The conclusion of this study is that there are 5 stages in the implementation of
the KOTAKU CFW Program, namely the preparation, planning, disbursement,
implementation, and post -program stages. The practice of the participants reviewed is
divided into 3 dimensions, namely the mechanism for selecting participants, modes of
communication and decision making, and the level of authority and power of the
community. Overall, the dominant participant selection method is stakeholder lay. The
dominating mode of communication and decision making is deliberate and negotiated.
The authority and power possessed by the community are dominated by no influenc e
and direct authority from all stages. In achieving SDG 11.3.2, the availability of the
participation structure itself has been carried out directly, regularly, and
democratically, but the activities in this program itself are still not inclusive because
they have not been able to involve children under 15 years old, parents over 60 years
old, persons with disabilities and others. diverse group of women. |
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