Development Master Plan Research Articles

Analyzing the Challenges, Options, and Implementation Strategies for Halal Supply Chain Management in Indonesian Cosmetics Sector Companies: A Literature Analysis

The halal industry's prospects are improving year after year, mirroring the growth of the Muslim population, which is increasing year after year. The halalness of a product is a must for consumers, particularly Muslim consumers. Beginning with food and beverages, fashion, tourism, medicines, cosmetics, media, and so on. The halal cosmetics industry is one of the halal industries that is currently developing. The cosmetics industry is also expanding in Indonesia, and it is now one of the industrial sectors the government focuses on. This is demonstrated by the cosmetic industry being designated as a mainstay sector by the Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia in the 2015-2035 National Industrial Development Master Plan (RIPN). However, the government's role in developing infrastructure and facilities to implement Halal Supply Chain Management, such as in the cosmetics sector, remains limited. This research aims to identify the barriers to implementing Halal Supply Chain Management in Indonesian cosmetics companies. This study employs a qualitative approach in conjunction with a literature review method. Process, packaging, warehousing, transportation, fundamentals, policy, and technology are all barriers to Halal Supply Chain Management in the Halal Cosmetics sector. While the solution is being developed, warehousing, transportation, fundamentals, and technology are being implemented. Finally, strategy can be found in transportation, fundamentals, and technology.

Analysing the master plan development and urban heritage of Najaf City in Iraq

PurposeThis paper is intended to assess the developments conducted on the master plan of Old Najaf, mainly in three areas: the Imam Ali Holy Shrine and its surroundings, the Great Market Area and the location of the Town of Visitors.Design/methodology/approachIn order to analyse the implementation of the transformation phases in Old Najaf, the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) technique was used to identify and organise the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats related to the examined case study of the city's historic centre. At the first stage, all available data (photographs, maps, documents and reports) were collected from different sources, including previous studies by governmental institutions, departments and agencies. Ultimately, the SWOT analysis was used for each identified phase in the morphological evolution of the historic centre. This can offer an opportunity to observe the implications of urban planning practices in Old Najaf from the mid-20th century to the present day. In order to identify the well-organised urban design practices and appropriate strategies, the implemented studies and projects were examined by the four factors of the SWOT analysis.FindingsThe current results have revealed important urban transformations, already made and/or ongoing, of those aforementioned three main areas, which imply a great loss of the city's traditional character and urban heritage. Further, the environmental and socio-economic issues should be involved in the analysis to evaluate how they have influenced the current outcomes of Old Najaf in relation to the urban configuration and orientation.Originality/valueThe rich cultural and architectural heritage of Al-Najaf historic centre is dramatically neglected and seriously threatened to be lost. Hence, conservation on both tangible and intangible levels is urgently needed. It is the first paper which focussed on this problem and tries to learn from the British Conservation Experiences in this field.

An Analysis on The Issues of The Frozen Estates in Kampong Bharu, Malaysia

Kampong Bharu, Malaysia which is categorized as Malay Reserve Land located in the 'Golden Triangle' and owned by Malays, is the most expensive Malay property in the country. However, it had been reported that there are more than RM60 billion frozen estates in Kampong Bharu alone. Although there are a lot of methods proposed to solve this issue, however, until now, the issue of frozen estates in Kampong Bharu still cannot be solved and the planning development has been pending until today. Therefore, this paper aims to analyse the constraints and issues preventing the estates in Kampong Bharu from being properly administered based on the qualitative and analysis through the relevant The research discovers a 20 years project, Kampong Bharu Detailed Development Master Plan (PITPKB) has been launched to carry out the development, but until now, the development has been pending since its earliest stage. In fact, Kampong Bharu Development Corporation Act 2011 (Act 733) was passed to implement policies, directives, and strategies about the development of the area of Kampong Bharu. Hence, the proactive efforts from the authorities to manage the frozen estates in Kampong Bharu must be done so that the productive elements of such estates would be activated to the advantage of the rightful beneficiaries and development of Kampong Bharu itself.

From Grey to Green: Transforming Abandoned, Redundant, or Unwanted Infrastructure Into Parks

This article discusses the conversion of abandoned, redundant, or unwanted infrastructure into parks to meet the needs of Los Angeles County residents. The author draws primarily from experience gained through the development and implementation of the Puente Hills Landfill Park Master Plan. The landfill is 1365 acres in size and has been closed since 2013. Completed in 2016, the Master Plan proposes to transform 142 acres of the landfill into the county’s first new regional park in over 30 years. This case study covers topics such as interagency coordination, community engagement, park master plan development, and funding to develop, operate, and maintain the park. Lessons learned are applicable for the conversion of landfills to parks in other places as well as the transformation of other infrastructure into parkland, especially in park-poor areas where the remaining opportunities to create new parks are largely limited to the restoration of degraded lands.

Zoning the suitability of the western Mekong Deltafor paddy rice cultivation and aquaculture under current and future environmental conditions.

Ca Mau and Kien Giang, the two provinces of the Mekong Delta bordering the Gulf of Thailand, are facing major environmental challenges affecting the agriculture and aquaculture sectors upon which many livelihoods in this region depend on. This study maps the suitability of these two provinces for paddy rice cultivation and shrimp farming according to soil characteristics and current and future environmental conditions for variables found to significantly influence the yield of those two sectors, i.e., the level of saltwater intrusion, water availability for rainfed agriculture, and the length of the growing period. Future environmental conditions were simulated using the MIKE 11 hydrodynamic model forced by four hydrodynamic scenarios, each one representing different extents of saltwater intrusion during both the dry and rainy seasons, while also considering the availability of water resources for rainfed agriculture. The suitability zoning was performed using a GIS-based analytic hierarchy process (AHP) approach, resulting in the categorisation of the land according to four suitability levels for each sector. The analysis reveals that paddy rice cultivation will become more suitable to Kien Giang province while shrimp farming will be more suitable to Ca Mau province if the simulated future environmental conditions materialise. A suitability analysis is essential for optimal utilisation of the land. The approach presented in this study will inform the regional economic development master plan and provide guidance to other delta regions experiencing severe environmental changes and wishing to consider potential future climatic and sea level changes, and their associated impacts, in their land use planning.

Global Principles of Sustainable Tourism Development Ecological, Economic and Cultural


 Indonesia is known as a country that has the beauty of the natural panorama of the sea and land and also invaluable cultural resources for the development of national tourism, in order to realizing the welfare and prosperity of the people as mandated by the1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. This research focus on discuss Global Principles of Sustainable Tourism Development and Sustainable Tourism Development Policy in Bali Province and to analyze the management of tourism destination in KSPN Kintamani-Lake Batur. This research is a normative legal research. The data used are primary and secondary data. The result explaine that the main economic sector in Bali, on the one hand, tourism performance is required to reduce the negative impact of tourism development. Nationally, with the enactment of Law Number 10 of 2009 concerning Tourism and Government Regulation Number 50 of 2011 concerning the National Tourism Development Master Plan (RIPKN), the Bali Provincial Government is required to prepare a Regional Tourism Development Master Plan (RIPKD) as stated in Bali Provincial Regulation No. 10 of 2015 concerning the Bali Provincial Tourism Development Master Plan for 2015-2029, which contains visions, directions, and plans that direct the development of tourist areas in Bali.

Kajian Tingkat Potensi Pariwisata dalam Upaya Mitigasi Bencana di Kecamatan Belik Kabupaten Pemalang

The development of tourism programs in Indonesia is getting more attention with the Wonderful Indonesia program, as well as tourism in Belik District, Pemalang Regency. This study aims to determine the level of tourism potential as a disaster mitigation effort in Belik District, Pemalang Regency. This survey research was conducted to obtain tourism potential data in the form of 5 (five) components of tourism which include the quality of tourism objects, condition of tourism objects, object development support, accessibility, and object supporting facilities. The population is a tourist attraction which amounts to 6 attractions. The sampling technique was carried out by a total sampling of 6 tourist objects. Data collection uses a checklist sheet of tourism components based on the 2016 Pemalang Regency Tourism Development Master Plan (RIPPDA) with modifications. Data processing using scoring. Analysis of tourism potential data is categorized into 3 classes, namely low, medium and high. The results showed that of the 6 (six) tourism objects studied, there were 2 (two) levels of tourism potential, namely low potential and medium potential. The level of tourism potential is moderate in 4 (four) tourist objects, namely Mendelem Hill (Taman Rancah), Batur Candi Tourism, Bengkawah Waterfall, and Jambe Twin Baths. The low potential level is found in 2 (two) tourism objects, namely Silating Lake and Barong Curug. The dominance of the tourism potential level of the medium category in the form of natural tourism objects can still be developed by taking into account the aspects of disaster mitigation.

RURAL YOUTH LOCAL CHAMPIONS SUPPORT FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND PROGRAM

Rural youth development must be exposed to the genuine intents and goals of the country's rural development direction in guiding the rural youth. As a result, this study seeks to find Local Champions (LC) support for rural development policies through the Rural Business Champions (RBC) lens. This study uses parallel mixed methods. The findings show that the LC technique and the Rural Development Master Plan should be promoted to the youth who agreed the most. However, all the mean scores are high, and RBC supported all programs to enhance LC among the rural youth. Interviews revealed a need for programs that develop passion and drive among rural youth and an emphasis on implementing entrepreneurial knowledge. Thus, this study found that the local youth participating in local champion policies and programs need to be exposed to knowledge, passion, and mentor by being included in local champions practices.

Bengkulu Coffee Production Development

As an agricultural community, in general, Bengkulu province has gardening. The largest plantations for the community are oil palm, rubber and coffee commodities. People depend their lives on abundant natural potentials but have not been able to manage them properly to stimulate added value. All potentials are still managed traditionally so that productivity is very low. The province of Bengkulu is the 3rd largest national coffee producer, but so far Bengkulu coffee is sold through Lampung and Palembang so it is not known outside. The problems are: The low income and welfare of the coffee farmers in Bengkulu province; The promotion and branding of Bengkulu coffee has not been recognized either nationally or internationally. The intention of compiling the Bengkulu coffee development master plan. One of the activities carried out is conducting research or mapping potential and mapping policy directions in the field of coffee development in Bengkulu Province. The aim of compiling the Bengkulu coffee development master plan a) Increasing the income of coffee farmers in Bengkulu province, b) Increasing the promotion and branding of Bengkulu Coffee at the national and international levels c) Increasing the knowledge of farmers and field officers towards coffee cultivation technology farmers: d) Increasing the role and function of farmer institutions in plantation areas coffee; e) Preparing technological innovations to increase coffee production and quality; The scope of activities is focused on coffee development in the Bengkulu area from upstream, production, downstream and provincial, district / city governments as well as Stake Holders / stakeholders.

Identifikasi Pengelolaan Destinasi Pariwisata Di DPD Segoro Kidul Kabupaten Bantul

The tourism development of Bantul Regency is planned based on the Bantul Regency Regional Regulation Number 11 of 2020 concerning Amendments to the Bantul Regency's Regional Regulation Number 18 of 2015 concerning the 2015-2025 Regional Tourism Development Master Plan. The rapid development of tourism in the South Coast Region of Bantul Regency is certainly very helpful in increasing regional original income and can also improve the community's economy. One of the important things in tourism development and development is the management system of a tourism destination. Based on the Regional Regulation of Bantul Regency Number 18 of 2015 concerning the Master Plan of Regional Tourism Development for 2015-2025, Bantul Regency has 5 (five) Regional Tourism Destinations (DPD), one of which is DPD Segoro Kidul which has tourism potential that can be developed. With this potential, there must be good management so that the existing tourist attraction components can be used as tourism support. Components of tourist attraction and management of tourist attractions by using the concept of a tourist attraction component (4A) which includes attraction (tourist attractions), accessibilities (access), aminities (facilities), and ancillary service (institutional). The method used in this study uses a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques were carried out by direct interviews, observation, and documentation. Identification of the management of tourist destinations in DPD Segoro Kidul with three stages, namely reducing data, presenting data and drawing conclusions. The results of this study indicate that component 4A has been realized in this area to be used as tourism products and supporting facilities in tourism processing in DPD Segoro Kidul. Coastal tourism destinations are still the leading product in this area, accessibility and amenities are also one of the factors that affect connectivity between tourism destinations, and stakeholder involvement is still an important actor in the management of a tourist destination

The Impact of the Factors Affecting High Quality Human Resources Development of Nam Dinh Province in the Context of 4th Industrial Revolution

In the Decision approving the socio-economic development plan of Nam Dinh province for the period of 2021-2025 and the master plan for human resource development of Nam Dinh province for the period of 2021-2025, with orientation to 2030, it has been identified: For growthing and developing of stable and sustainable economics, ensuring high quality human resources for the private sector as well as ensuring the development of the province’s cadres and civil servants to carry out political tasks in the public sector in the 4th industrial revolution, the state management of the development of the province’s cadres and civil servants needs to be properly invested. The article presents the basic contents of the impact of the factors affecting high quality human resources development of Nam Dinh province in the context of 4 th industrial revolution to know The influencing factors and the degree of their impact on the development of high-quality human resources in Nam Dinh province in the context of the 4 th industrial revolution. This is an important basis for managers to take appropriate management measures on developing high quality human resources to meet the goals of modern and industrial-oriented socio-economic development.

Rural exodus and land use change in northern Morocco: 2000–2020

The implementation of the Urban Development Master Plan, SDAU (Schema Directeur d’Amenagement Urbain) in the Tangier-Tetouan region has marked a radical change in the territorial organization of these provinces: this process that began in 2004 with the construction of the port of Tanger-Med, and the infrastructures to support the port and related industrial areas. This action has meant the change of administrative boundaries as the project progressed. Although the demographic dynamics throughout the Kingdom of Morocco is a process of rural exodus, this migratory pattern is more intense in northern Morocco. The Andalusian Geographical Studies group of the University of Seville, together with Abdelmalek Essaadi University, has investigated the impact of such planning on spatial planning in a framework of international university cooperation since 2002. This article will update previous research based on remote sensing techniques and demographic statistics that analyze the changes that occurred over the last two decades. These changes consist of more than a massive displacement of the rural population toward the large cities and coastal towns. It also means the construction of large infrastructures, holiday houses, and a new pattern of settlement in rural areas. This article aims to describe these changes, as well as the trends in the immediate future, using statistical analysis and the evolution of land uses with GIS and remote sensing tools.

PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TYPOLOGY OF THE MODERN UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

An analysis of performed field and theoretical research on the subject of socio-economic and urban development of the Ukrainian countryside in the XXI century is represented. and related transformations of settlement areas and rural farmstead. The socio-economic preconditions for the emergence and functioning of each type of village and farmstead are presented. 5 main types of rural settlements and estates are distinguished by dominant functional features on the basis of 2 components: rural-landscape and agricultural profile of the villagers:
 Type 1: traditional village, traditional village estate
 Type 2: village with a focus on recreational and tourist business;
 Type 3: village - a suburb at an agricultural enterprise;
 Type 4: village - sleeping quarter of the city;
 Type 5: diverse village.
 These types of villages arose as a result of evolutionary self-organization of settlements. Thus, the diversity of their socio-economic structures is an objectively existing process that should be taken into account in the development of long-term plans for socio-economic development of a region, specific settlement or group of settlements in the development of master plans of villages. Emphasis is placed on the mandatory field pre-project studies of each specific village. Special attention should be paid to the parameters and traditions of spatial organization of the most successful farmsteads from the standpoint of their primary convenience for housekeeping, owners:
 - on the planning organization of the farmsteads of the most successful owners
 - for the planning of farmsteads that have received additional spatial development resources due to the accession of the territory of the neighboring estate as a result of the termination of the existence the latter. (There are many such cases today) 
 - on influences on planning of the farmstead of possible additional arrivals (in the presence of household driveway or at the big width of area, planning of corner estates)
 - on a situation when the field adjoins the farmstead, which belongs to the owner.
 - on the method of using by the owners of the territories adjacent to the farmstead, which do not belong to anyone and form an additional resource for the spatial development of the estate (wasteland, pasture, sanitary protection strip, hypertrophied roadside, etc.).
 The range of optimal areas of each type of farmstead, recommendations on design methods are given. It is emphasized, that attempts to strictly regulate the planning of different types of villages will not be effective. Instead, a more productive approach is when the designer has complete freedom in developing the master plan of the village. Decisions that may contradict the current design norms or generally accepted canons in urban planning are allowed if they are based on the studied folk experience, traditions and arguments obtained in participatory design.

The role of strategic master planning in the development of tourism and recreation in the Novosibirsk region

The purpose of this study is to analyze the application of the methodology of strategic master planning (territorial development strategy) in the field of recreation and tourism. The actual problems of organizational, economic and legal nature arising during strategic master planning are identified. The technology of master planning is analyzed, as well as the world and Russian experience in creating strategic master plans in the field of tourism and recreation. Despite the fact that this technique is intended to clarify the master plans of cities, it has recently also been used at the regional level for the spatial development of tourism, including the creation of tourist and recreational clusters. The article discusses the features of the development of master plans for the development of tourism in the Novosibirsk region. The master plan makes it possible to take into account not only the interests of the main participants in planning the socio-economic development of regions (government bodies), but also business structures and the local population (consumers of tourist services). In the modern sense, the master plan for tourism development is a strategic planning tool that is located at the junction between the master plan, socio-economic and spatial development strategies. The master plan is necessary to visualize the concept of using the resource potential of the territories, contributes to the creation of favorable conditions for the development of tourism and recreation.

Development of a planning support system to evaluate transit-oriented development masterplan concepts for optimal health outcomes

There is growing consensus that planning professionals need clearer guidance on features of the built environment that promote health benefits. Concomitantly, the smart city movement has created renewed opportunity and interest in data-driven urban modelling to support land use planning. Planning Support Systems (PSS) are spatially enabled computer-based analytical tools incorporating health-related metrics that apply empirical evidence on built environment relationships with health-related outcomes to inform real-world urban design, urban planning and transportation planning decisions. This paper presents the development of the Urban Health Check PSS to use local empirical data to explore and predict relative health impacts associated with proposed urban design planning changes from alternative new station precinct masterplan concepts. We present a case study where we compare a baseline scenario with alternative design concepts for a new train station precinct in Perth, Western Australia, that incorporated possible built environment interventions. Subsequently, we discuss potential future applications of health impact PSS for the translation and application of health evidence into practice.

Situ Tunggilis Spatial Planning for Community Participation-Based Tourism Development in Order to Improve Welfare

Situ Tunggilis is located in Desa Situsari Village, Kecamatan Cileungsi, is one of the 96 lakes in the Kab. Bogor. Currently, it has not provided benefits for the community even though there are development directions according to the Spatial Plan as desa wisata, this requires optimizing the use of the area. Community service activities aim to develop the site as a tourist attraction in the context of a tourist village and improve the community's ability to manage tourism objects there and to realize the policy of MBKM program. PKM is funded by the MBKM policy research assistance program and community service based on research results and prototypes of the Directorate General of Research, Technology and Higher Education. The implementation method is through field surveys, Focus Group Discussions and training. PKM produces a site development Master Plan with animations and regional icons, HR training, finance and digital marketing. The implications of PKM are having a lake development plan, increasing the ability of the community and BUMDesa to manage the lake as a tourist attraction and creating a tourist village and improving community welfare.

A Technology Assessment Approach for Achieving Sustainable Communities: An Energy Master Plan for a New Urban Development

In the era of climate change and rapid urbanisation, communities and infrastructures need to be planned and designed in a way that promotes sustainable living. The provision of clean and affordable energy is a key to this aim. This paper proposes a technology assessment approach that is based on the triple bottom line (environmental, social and economic) sustainability framework. This approach can be employed in the technology screening that is involved in the early stages of the energy master planning process and can be applied to different community typologies in various locations and climates. The developed approach is demonstrated through a new urban renewal project case study in Fishermans Bend, Melbourne, in which a set of technological options were screened according to the project’s goals. The connection between the energy master plan and local and global sustainable development goals is discussed and policy interventions are proposed. The results show that the proposed approach could effectively enable the evaluation of the technological sustainability performance of the community by demonstrating the design trade-offs and the implementation of the sustainability objectives during the energy master planning process. Moreover, the proposed approach could provide guidance for effective policy making. It was found that government energy policies, regulations and incentives play a vital role in the feasibility of an energy master plan. Lastly, the proposed approach could facilitate the achievement of local and international targets, such as the UN SDGs, by 2050.

Implementasi Kebijakan Pengembangan Destinasi Pariwisata Budaya di Kabupaten Manggarai Barat

This research, which aims to analyze the process of implementing the policy of developing cultural tourism destinations in West Manggarai Regency, is reviewed through van Mater and Van Horn's approach: Basic measures and policy objectives, policy sources, interorganization communication and implementation activities, Characteristics of the implementing agencies, Social, Economy and Politics Conditions and disposition of Implementers, using qualitative research methods descriptive to identify some fundamentals related to the policy of developing cultural tourism destinations in West Manggarai. Based on the results of the research, the process of Implementing the Tourism Development Master Plan has been implemented but still leaves some fundamental problems, so that the implementation process does not work and leads to the achievement of the results that are the final goal of this policy, namely the attractiveness of cultural tourism which in terms of the quality of destinations and the quantity of tourists can become a tourist attraction and support the main tourist attraction of Komodo dragons, improving socio-economic life while introducing the culture and past history of the People of West Manggarai Regency.

Masterplan Pengembangan Desa Wisata Gerbosari Kecamatan Samigaluh Kabupaten Kulon Progo

Tourism development has become an option in many areas as a way to reduce poverty. One of the resources developed as a source of income is natural and cultural resources which are exploited as tourist objects and attractions. Tourism can be developed to improve the economy that is directly towards the community around attractions. Gerbosari Village is one of the leading villages in Samigaluh Subdistrict, Kulonprogo Regency which has a special tourism potential for use by tourist villages. The potential given by Gerbosari Village is a chrysanthemum plant whose data grows well, ponders beautiful nature, and harmonious community culture. The Village Government and Gerbosari Residents have a strong commitment to managing the potential of the village and creating innovations to enhance development through local tourism development. To realize the developed tourist village and provide direction to the welfare needed by the Gerbosari Tourism Village development masterplan. Based on the results of the preparation of the Gerbosari Tourism Village Development Masterplan, several Tourism Village objects that will be developed in the next 5 years include chrysanthemum agro-tourism areas, educational tours for the use of home yards, Camping ground and tracking of Jongkang Mountain, and the peak Cultural Tourism of Suroloyo.

The Influence of Profitability and Liquidity on Company Value with Capital Structure as Moderating Variables

This study aims to examine the effect of profitability and liquidity on company value with capital structure as a moderating variable. Company value is essential to know because it reflects growth and performance. The object of this research is pharmaceutical sub-sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) during 2015-2019. because the 2015-2035 National Industrial Development Master Plan states the pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical ingredients industry is one of the mainstay manufacturing sectors that get development priority because it plays a significant role as the main driver of the national economy. This quantitative research is included in associative research to obtain information about the influence or relationship between two or more variables. The results of study shows that one company that has just been listed on the IDX from 2018 so that it becomes a deduction in the sample used.