PDF of presentation - Cultural Development Network

PDF of presentation - Cultural Development Network

Culture : A New Way of Thinking for Local
Government
Tuesday 4 October 2011
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street,
Melbourne, Australia
Jakarta’s Experience
Multiculturalism and
Planning
Bhinneka Tunggal Ika
(Diversity in Unity)
In Indonesian context,
implementing democracy
implies several important
points. Plurality is recognized,
being proven by the national
creed “Bhinneka Tunggal Ika”,
which indicates that
Indonesian plurality be
acknowledged.
Pancasila
(Five Principles of the Republic of Indonesia)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Belief in the one and only God ;
Just and civilized humanity ;
THE UNITY OF INDONESIA ;
Democracy guided by the inner wisdom in
the unanimity arising out of deliberations
amongst representatives ;
Social justice for the all of the people of
Indonesia.
Republic of Indonesia
Other
Country
Kal-Tim
Minang
Sul-Ut
Kal-Teng
Kal-Sel
Maluku
Sul-sel
Yogya
Bali
NTT
Papua
Jakarta as A Melting Pot
Position of Jakarta :
509’12” – 6023’54” South Latitude &
106022’42” – 106058’18” East Longitude
Land area : + 661,52 km2
Sea area : + 6.997,50 km2
Boundaries :
West
East
South
North
Vision and
Mission of
Jakarta
: Banten Province
: Bekasi Regency
: Depok City & Bogor Regency
: Coastline along + 32 km
Ethnic Composition of Jakarta
0.59% 0.57% 0.25% 0.10%
1.62%
3.18%
Java
3.61%
Betawi
Sunda
5.53%
35.16%
Chinese
Batak
Minangkabau
15.27%
Malay
Bugis
Madura
Banten
27.65%
Banjar
Population Percentage Based on Religion
0.34
6.00
0.13
3.75
4.03
85.74
Moslem
Catholic
Protestant
Hindu
Buddha
Others
Vision and Mission of Jakarta
Vision
Mission
Jakarta as a convinient and
prosperous city for ALL.
1. Implementing good governance;
2. Serving people with service excellence;
3. Empowering community to participate in in all
stages of development;
4. Building urban infrastructures and facilities to
guarantee convinience and environmental sustainability;
5. Creating dinamic urban living for growth and
prosperity.
Strategic Plans for Multiculturalism (1)
1. Preserving Betawi’s culture in the context of Jakarta as Capital
City of Indonesia which is multicultural.
2. Facilitating acculturation process between local/Indonesian
cultures and foreign cultures.
3. Developing world-class cultural center in “Taman Ismail
Marzuki.”
4. Revitalizing heritage area/buildings of Old Town (Kota Tua) as
economic creative area;
5. Developing Betawi cultural area (Kampung Budaya Betawi);
6. Developing “Taman Mini Indonesia Indah” (Miniature of
Indonesia Park) as part of Jakarta’s cultural development effort.
Strategic Plans for Multiculturalism (2)
7. Minimizing potential conflicts among community groups;
8. Increasing awareness of religious and ethnic groups for
not using violence;
9. Cooperating with police in developing neigborhood
safety and security sistems;
10.Increasing role of religious communication forum
(Forum Komunikasi Kerukunan antar Umat Beragama FKKUB);
11.Increasing awareness of community in religious
tolerance.
Implementation of Plan (1)
• Forming of Religious Communication Forum
Implementation of Plan (2)
• Sunday Morning Gathering at Kelurahan by Governor
Sunday Morning Gathering by Jakarta’s
Governor at East Jakarta
Sunday Morning Gathering at
Matraman District
Governor at Situ Lembang Park, Menteng
Implementation of Plan (3)
• Interactive Park Development in every neighborhood
Suropati Park, Interactive Park in
Menteng
Street Musician
Performance at
Suropati Park
Menteng Park, Interactive Park in
Menteng
Implementation of Plan (4)
• Forming of Neighborhood Assocation (RT/RW)
Regular meeting of neighborhood
association at Kemanggisan
Regular activity of neighborhood
association
Implementation of Plan (5)
• Community service programs by community and
government apparatus
The activity called as
“Kerja Bakti”
Implementation of Plan (6)
• Multicultural festivals in Jakarta’s anniversary and
Independence Day Celebration
Output / Outcome (1)
Development of Cultural Diversity
Betawi Cultural Village
The house of Betawi
Entrance to the village
Output / Outcome (2)
Development of Cultural Diversity
Kerak Telor , Betawi’s culinary
Ondel-ondel – The art of Betawi
Water Tourism
Output / Outcome (3)
Increased number of performers’ participation in arts and
cultural performances
Performers
106,000
104,000
102,000
100,000
98,000
96,000
94,000
105,000
+ 6,2%
98,520
2009
Performers
2010
Output / Outcome (4)
Increased number of visitors to the museums
Visitors
2,150,000
2,200,000
+ 8,1%
2,100,000
2,000,000
1,976,025
Visitors
1,900,000
1,800,000
2009
2010
Output / Outcome (5)
Increased number of audience in multicultural performances
Audience
2,550,000
2,600,000
2,500,000
2,400,000
2,300,000
Audience
2,259,450
+ 11,4%
2,200,000
2,100,000
2009
2010
Output / Outcome (6)
Increased number of cultural and arts studios development
Studios
200
150
160
120
Studios
100
+ 25%
50
0
2009
2010
Output / Outcome (7)
Increased number of actors and actreses
Actors
2,250
2,500
2,000
1,800
1,500
Actors
1,000
+ 20%
500
0
2009
2010
Sukesti Martono
Deputy Governor of Cultural Affairs
kmartono@yahoo.com
Thank You