Programme objectives. Double Degree Master ITB RuG Development Planning and Infrastructure Management

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1 3/19/ Double Degree Master ITB RuG Development Planning and Infrastructure Management Prof. Johan Woltjer j.woltjer@rug.nl Programme objectives 3/19/ Establishing an internationally acknowledged quality of education in the field of Development Planning and Infrastructure Management; Dealing with new policy principles like decentralisation, ppp and fragmentation in planning and development practice in Indonesia; The need for international exposure for planning students and policy practitioners; Utilising an established partnership between highly regarded universities: ITB and RuG 3/19/ Environmental and Infrastructure Planning (EIP) Internationally comparative view on planning, policy making and development; Specific issues: environment, infrastructure, water; Linking theory and planning practice; Identifying policy strategies and tools for implemention; Place-based choices for action; Cities and regions. First year (at ITB) Semester 1 Advanced planning theory 2 ICS Regional and Urban Development Planning 3 ICS Planning Administration and Finance 2 ICS Advanced Analytical Methods for Planning 3 ICS 3/19/ Semester 2 Environmental Aspects in Planning 2 ICS Advanced Research Methods 2 ICS Planning Studio 3 ICS Development Issues and Management 3 ICS Regional and Urban Infrastructure Development 2 ICS Elective 2 ICS (For example: Land and Housing Development, Tourism Planning, Transportation Management, Advanced Information Systems, Rural Development) Second year (at RuG) 3/19/ /19/ Dilemmas in Infrastructure Planning Planning Theory EIP Interactive Workshop Transitions in Environmental Planning Two courses on Institutional and Policy Design: Comparative Planning Practice and Design Planning Methods and Evaluation Adaptive Governance Coalition Planning Water and Integrated Coastal Zone Management Elective Master Thesis EIP 20 EC Important: assignments (on development planning) in courses, extracurricular activities Organisation Coordinators at ITB (dr. Wilmar Salim) and RuG (prof. Johan Woltjer); Office manager (Stiny Tiggelaar) for issues of administration, insurance, documentation, housing, etc. Education Bureau; Collaborative supervision of thesis work; Mutual attunement of programme and regulation; Two diplomas; Course and programme evaluation; Monitoring of student s progress; Structured personal interaction between staff. 1

2 3/19/ /19/ Evaluation and monitoring Previous batches Selection Points of attention: English proficiencies, grading, examination, balance between theory and practice, cultural issues); Monitoring of grades and exams; Half-way monitoring in February; Collaborative thesis supervision; Mentoring meetings; Efforts from staff for retakes and thesis work. Batch : 18 Batch : 20 Batch : 16 Batch : 12 Batch : 12 Batch : 11 Batch : 12 Batch : 12 Batch : 13 3/19/ /19/ Some impressions 3/19/ /19/

3 3/19/ /19/ Examples of student work Comparative lessons for policy improvement Knowledge implementation Solutions for Indonesia Example 1 INSTITUTION BUILDING FOR ADAPTIVE RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT: Case study : Brantas and the Rhine River Basin Management Agnes Andriani Kartika Sari 3/19/ /19/ Example 2 URBAN GREEN SPACE PERFORMANCE Erny Hafni (2009) Example 3 THE ROLE OF MARKET FORCES AND SPATIAL PLANNING ON LAND DEVELOPMENT Case Study Jakarta, Indonesia and Hong Kong ARIEF SUDIANTO 3/19/ /19/ Example 4 TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY FOR ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATI ON OF ROAD DEVELOP- MENT IN IRA RAHAYU YULIANTY RAHMAH Example 5 IMPROVING NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT FOR COASTAL AREA THE CASE OF ACEH TSUNAMI FEGI NURHABNI 3

4 3/19/ /19/ Example 6 Example 7 Urban Poverty Mapping The case of Jakarta A.R. Buna (2006) Clean Water for All Amelia, Aonillah, Budianto, Lauxen, Strating, Sulindra (2007) 3/19/ /19/ Example 8 Example 9 URBAN LAND USE CHANGE IN BANJARMASIN, Jony Rakhman (2010) Tagalluar Water Initiative Sudianto, Rahmah, Fatwadi, Lukitosari, Arifa (2007) 3/19/ Example 10 Example 11 3/19/ Bente, A. (2011) Addressing Environmental Impacts within Decision-making Processes of Offshore Wind Farms -A Comparison between the Netherlands and Germany Restemeyer, B., L. Felmberg, D. Hörkner (2010): Flood Risk Management in the Jade Bay area 4

5 3/19/ /19/ Example 12 Marine spatial planning in the Russian arctic Imke van Dijk (2010) Spin-off Joint research Staff visits and workshops Publications Research projects Broader student exchange Study trips to Indonesia Dutch students in Indonesia Short term exchange PhD students 3/19/ /19/ PhD projects Interlocal Government Collaboration in Indonesian Metropolitan Transport Planning (Miming Miharja, ITB) Rural-urban relationships in peri-urban areas of city-regions (Delik Hudalah, ITB) Assets and Capabilities in Planning and Regional Development (Retno Widodo D. Pramono, UGM) Infrastructure investment in Indonesia: process and impact (Mohamad Mustajab, Bappenas) Value Capturing for Infrastructure Development in Urban Regions in Indonesia (Laksmi Darmoyono, ITB) Towards governing spatial injustice in the extended urban development process of small intermediate cities under decentralization (Paramita Rahayu, ITB) 3/19/ /19/ For students Make comparison between theory and practice, between countries, recognise strategies, possible innovative interventions, leadership Establish your own agenda, profile, topic ->think about thesis work! Actively adopt from classes your interest, motivation, inspiration, examples Thank you! Terima Kasih! Dank u wel! 5