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Collective Livelihood: Participatory Approach on Coastal Urbanism in Muara Angke, North Jakarta

Prasetio, Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho LU (2025) ASBM01 20251
Department of Architecture and Built Environment
Abstract
The climate crisis will continue to threaten coastal cities. The mitigation method of building seawalls along the coast is often seen as an effective remedy for recurring floods. However, this infrastructure can have severe impacts on communities that rely on fishing and aquaculture.
There need to be alternatives to the usual urban planning and design methods, which often overlook less fortunate groups. To create an equal and just city, marginalized communities should also be given opportunities and voices as the main stakeholders.

This project focuses on proposing mitigation solutions for urban coastal communities through a participatory approach. Collaborative processes were done with fishing communities in Muara Angke, North... (More)
The climate crisis will continue to threaten coastal cities. The mitigation method of building seawalls along the coast is often seen as an effective remedy for recurring floods. However, this infrastructure can have severe impacts on communities that rely on fishing and aquaculture.
There need to be alternatives to the usual urban planning and design methods, which often overlook less fortunate groups. To create an equal and just city, marginalized communities should also be given opportunities and voices as the main stakeholders.

This project focuses on proposing mitigation solutions for urban coastal communities through a participatory approach. Collaborative processes were done with fishing communities in Muara Angke, North Jakarta, to develop more relevant designs. Through takeaway from the process and analysis, I envision “Resilient Fishery Community in Muara Angke.”

This vision is articulated through three frameworks: the blue framework, the resilient framework, and the community framework. The blue framework comprises how to design protective dike infrastructure that enhances residents’ livelihoods by improving access to the sea. The resilient framework elaborates on how to create flood-proof design, improved water management, and growing the mangrove and coastal ecosystem. The community framework outlines land reform and consolidations, improvements in living conditions, and connections to larger networks in Jakarta. (Less)
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author
Prasetio, Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho LU
supervisor
organization
course
ASBM01 20251
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
Coastal urbanism, participatory approach, urban infrastructure.
language
English
additional info
This project is under the cooperative agreement with Rujak Center of Urban Studies (RCUS) and Urban Poor Consortium (UPC) in Indonesia.
id
9200084
date added to LUP
2025-06-16 18:01:15
date last changed
2025-06-16 18:01:15
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  abstract     = {{The climate crisis will continue to threaten coastal cities. The mitigation method of building seawalls along the coast is often seen as an effective remedy for recurring floods. However, this infrastructure can have severe impacts on communities that rely on fishing and aquaculture. 
There need to be alternatives to the usual urban planning and design methods, which often overlook less fortunate groups. To create an equal and just city, marginalized communities should also be given opportunities and voices as the main stakeholders. 

This project focuses on proposing mitigation solutions for urban coastal communities through a participatory approach. Collaborative processes were done with fishing communities in Muara Angke, North Jakarta, to develop more relevant designs. Through takeaway from the process and analysis, I envision “Resilient Fishery Community in Muara Angke.”

This vision is articulated through three frameworks: the blue framework, the resilient framework, and the community framework. The blue framework comprises how to design protective dike infrastructure that enhances residents’ livelihoods by improving access to the sea. The resilient framework elaborates on how to create flood-proof design, improved water management, and growing the mangrove and coastal ecosystem. The community framework outlines land reform and consolidations, improvements in living conditions, and connections to larger networks in Jakarta.}},
  author       = {{Prasetio, Fransiskus Asisi Dwinugroho}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Collective Livelihood: Participatory Approach on Coastal Urbanism in Muara Angke, North Jakarta}},
  year         = {{2025}},
}