Abstract: The relocation of the Indonesian capital city from Jakarta to East Kalimantan had an impact on the socio-cultural aspects of the society. This research aims to understand the extent to which the development of IKN can trigger polarisation or, …
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Abstract: Education is, or at least should be, a daily activity for the entire youth population. Given the clear role of education in human capital construction, the study of spatial accessibility to educational facilities is an important research subject. The …
Abstract: Smart branding aims to optimise the appeal of a region, attract tourists and investors, and improve the quality of life for the community. With globalisation, every region is required to compete with one another to become an attractive, conducive, …
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Abstract: The rapid rise of digital platforms is reshaping how urban residents access and consume food, marking a significant shift from traditional grocery shopping to online retail experiences. In Romania, this transformation is particularly evident in the Bucharest Region, where …
Abstract: Education is, or at least should be, a daily activity for the entire youth population. Given the clear role of education in human capital construction, the study of spatial accessibility to educational facilities is an important research subject. The …
Abstract: This research is a study related to digital inclusion strategies at the Al Ashriyyah Nurul Iman Foundation in Parung, Bogor, which provides free education for vulnerable children from underprivileged families in urban areas. With the advancement of technology, vulnerable …
Abstract: Waste treatment facilities reduce, reuse, and recycle (TPS 3R) exist in order to increase community participation in reducing waste at the source. This paper aims to determine the distribution and describe the performance of TPS 3R in Sleman Regency …
Abstract: Waste management is a considerable urban challenge which remains difficult to resolve. To address inadequate waste management, the widespread introduction of circular economy principles can function as a viable solution, particularly in developing countries with potential for economic growth …
This article focuses on free fare public transport policy (FFPT) as an example of the sustainable mobility paradigm FFPT is one of a number of instruments through which a balance between the economic costs and efficiency in the public transport system can be reached. Even though the strategic approach of FFPT systems is used worldwide, their implementation is somewhat sporadic. By investigating examples of currently or formerly existing free fare public transport schemes, this study analyses the overall ability of FFPT to reach the strategic targets required. The study identifies four key areas that the municipalities are trying to target (reducing car use externalities, social justice/benefits provision, increasing the efficiency of public transport, and promoting sustainable means of transportation). As the specific conditions of each locality generate particular issues, the strategy of each transport system authority differs from one to another. It is, therefore, necessary for the transport planning authorities to implement various tools (both supportive and repressive) whose synergies will target the main objectives. A systematic and conceptual approach is what underpins the successful development of the urban transport system in the long-term.