Cornell Planning | Solo, Indonesia
Advocacy Planning Guide: for Urban Activists Working with Riverbank Communities in Indonesia
In the spring semester of 2015, the workshop class wrote an Advocacy Planning Guide for Indonesian activists working with riverbank communities in urban areas. Drawing inspiration from the practice of advocacy planning in the U.S., the guide highlights examples of pro-poor planning in Indonesia and other countries around the world. The Guide is meant to share experiences with Indonesian activists working on behalf of the interests of underprivileged and underrepresented communities. Please follow the links below to access the guide.
Stakeholder Memos
In December 2013 and 2014, students from Cornell University's City & Regional Planning workshop class conducted fieldwork to better understand urban planning issues in communities along the Pepe River in Solo, Indonesia. The following memos summarize students' analysis of the most pressing issues in the three case study communities.
Community Memos
RW05 Gandekan
RW02 Kepatihan Wetan
RW06 Ketelan
NGO Memo
Local Government Memo