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Effective Coordination for Metropolitan Planning
Putra, Taufiq Hidayat
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Publication date: 2019
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Putra, T. H. (2019). Effective Coordination for Metropolitan Planning: The Case of the Jakarta Metropolitan Region. University of Groningen.
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PROPOSITIONS
Effective Coordination for Metropolitan Planning
The Case of the Jakarta Metropolitan Region
Taufiq Hidayat Putra
1. A fundamental issue for any kind of metropolitan planning is that the organisations involved spend less time, less cost and less effort. (This thesis)
2. Effective coordination for metropolitan planning is developed through two crucial arenas: the institutional setting to govern the entire metropolitan region, and the arrangement for multi-actor coordination. (This thesis)
3. Metropolitan governance requires acknowledgement of three fundamental approaches: regionalism, localism, and new regionalism. (This thesis)
4. Coordination arrangements for metropolitan planning require capacity for two interrelated mechanisms: a framework to create coherent plans and engagement strategies between the organisations involved, and mechanism to implement them collectively. (This thesis)
5. A series of prototypes can be identified to analyse varieties of metropolitan planning and their dynamic shifts. (This thesis)
6. Each prototype represents a particular coordination arrangement and specific instruments (administrative control, incentive intensity or mixed). (This thesis) 7. To obtain more effective coordination, coordination arrangements for metropolitan
planning shift dynamically to reduce high transaction cost. (This thesis)
8. Effective coordination for metropolitan planning in the Jakarta Metropolitan Region can be enhanced through instruments to reduce uncertainties. (This thesis)
9. So which of your Lord’s marvels will you deny? Blessed be the name of your Lord, Full of Majesty and Splendor. (The Quran)
10. With hardship comes ease. When your work is done, turn to devotion. And to your Lord turn for everything. (The Quran)
