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Peer learning Note 22 Revitalizing Culture Heritage

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UCLG Peer Learning

Recommendations

Presentation during the peer-learning event in Kota Tua

After sharing information about the challenges facing Jakarta and the experiences of cases studies from peer cities, the participants presented recommendations to the City of Jakarta. The participants were divided into two groups and discussed possible solutions for the rehabilitation of Kota Tua. They presented recommendations calling for both physical and non-physical changes and organized these into three categories; immediate action, medium-term action and a long-term vision. As well as urban renewal, the route map for recognition as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site was also discussed. The recommendations received will be incorporated into the next RPJMD (Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Daerah): medium-term development plan for Jakarta.

Physical Issues

The main physical issues relate to accessibility, safety and comfort in the old city centre, and the protection of historical buildings. The first step to regenerate the area will involve improving infrastructure and the reorganization of transport facilities in order to allow local inhabitants


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