development so that changes that occur do not cause adverse impacts on the environment
and sustainable development is achieved. Therefore, spatial planning tools in Indonesia include control and permitting tools.
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(picture)'''The spatial tools include:'''* Delineation of build up and non build up area * Zoning Regulation at the RDTR level related to the protection, utilization and control of development in water areas
'''The spatial tools include''': • Delineation of build up and non build up area • Zoning Regulation at the RDTR level related to the protection, utilization and controlof development in water areas '''Other Tools''' • * Environmental Impact Assessment with adaptive Strategic Environmental Assessmentfor specifice coastal zone being applied through location, planning anddevelopment, building permit • * Strategic Environmental Assessment or Kajian Lingkungan Hidup Strategis (KLHS) forcoastal area based on its strategic issues • * Environmental Risk Assessment to justify specific development activities • * Watershed sustainable management informed by aquipher water balance • * Other Coastal Resources Management Tools
In general, the form of planning control in Indonesia is differentiated based on the
to obtain environmental permits. Meanwhile, incremental/sporadic activities carried out by
the community, which are expected to have an impact on the local environment, are controlled through conventional instruments such as the following:
• * Regulation, development control and permitting (Spatial plan, Location Permit, Planning Permit, Development Permit) • * Incentive and disincentive economic and fiscal • * Investment (Public and Private) (Priority list, Negative list) • * Mobilization and participation
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