Social Facility Open Green Area Core-Periphery Relationships Economy and Livelihood

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a. Housing

Large, medium, and small housing development spread throughout the city and has residential land suitability outside protected areas. As for the improvement of housing quality, it includes slum areas, riverbanks, railroad sides, and fishing areas. Those areas are distributed in Tanjungkarang Tengah, Panjang and Telukbetung Selatan Sub-districts.

b. ServiceTrade

Trade area development is divided into 5 trade spesifications, namely: • Regional trade including South Telukbetung area. • City scale trade including areas along city main roads in South Telukbetung and Central Tanjungkarang Districts. • BWK scale trade including areas in each BWK center. • Environmental scale trade including areas in each residential area. • Street vendors aglomerating with city trade activities and BWK trade

c. Industry

Industrial zone covers Lampung Industrial Zone KAIL. Industrial zone is in BWK C Panjang aglomerating with warehouse and port activities. Small industry Center is in BWK of Panjang, Sukarame, Gedong Meneng, and Langkapura. These unpolluted Home Industry are integrated with residential activities.

d. Government

The center government of the City is in BWK H Telukbetung while the center government in every sub-districtvillage level is in every sub-districtvillage.

e. Tourism

Beach tourism is in area of Lampung Bay, while city tourism is in city center, city and environmental parks, urban forests, city open green area RTH and man-made lakes.

f. Education

Higher education is in BWK A Gedung Meneng. High schools are in every BWK center, Junior high schools and elementary schools are in the center of residential areas.

g. Social Facility

Facilities of health, religion, sports, and recreation are located in accordance with service hierarchy. Islamic Center is in BWK A Jl. Soekarno – Hatta

h. Open Green Area

Open Green Area for Urban Forest Park is in BWK B Sukarame and in hilly areas that has a function as open green area. Urban forests spread in city center such as in Way Halim, environmental parks are in environment center area. Cemeteries are in 12 Telukbetung Barat, Tanjungkarang Barat , Sukarame, Panjang and Kemiling Sub- districts.

2.5 Current Demographic

2.5.1 Population Density

Based on Statistic Center Agency data, the number of Bandar Lampung residents in 2007 was 812,133 and in 2008 was 822,880 Table 2.5. In 2008 the population consisted of 414,938 males 50.36 and 407,942 females 49.63. The annual rate of population growth rate in Bandar Lampung was 1.22. The highest population growth occurred in 2008 up 1.30 percent. Population density in 2008 was at an average of 42 peopleha. According to the criteria of population density, Bandar Lampung has a low population density. Sub- districts that have highest population density are Tanjung Karang Tengah and Teluk Betung Selatan Bandar Lampung RTRW 2005-2015. Table 2.5: . Structure of Bandar Lampung Citizens Bandar Lampung Statistic Center Agency, 2009 Year Gender Total Population Area Ha Density Male Female 2005 397.863 395.883 793.746 19.722 40,25 2006 405.208 398.714 803.922 19.722 40,76 2007 409.433 402.700 812.133 19.722 41,18 2008 414.938 402.942 822.880 19.722 41,72 Source: http:Lampung.BPS.go.id

2.5.2 Population Structure

By age The description of population structure by age will show the number of productive population and the number of unproductive population in Bandar Lampung. Those who belong to productive population are classified as available labor and are important for determining disaster mitigation policy. Based on age group, the largest proportion of the population of Bandar Lampung belongs to age group of 20-24 95,597 people, followed by age group of 15-19 95,537 people. The number of productive age 15-55 years old in Bandar Lampung was 546,920 people or 64.75 of the total population. By Religion Religion plays an important role in creating harmony in society. According to number of the followers, Islam is the most practiced religion 755,851 followers or 89.50 of the total population, followed by ChristianProtestant 31,695 followers, and Catholic 23,891 followers. The other religions practiced in Bandar Lampung are Hinduism and Buddhism. 13

2.6 Core-Periphery Relationships

As the Capital City of Lampung Province, Bandar Lampung becomes the centers of government, social, political, educational and cultural activities, and also the center of economic activity in Lampung Province. Bandar Lampung is strategic as it is located in a transit area of economic activities between Sumatera and Java Islands. This condition is profitable for the growth and development of Bandar Lampung to be the center of trade, service and industry. Bandar Lampung has experienced a rapid development, marked by increased number of built areas and emergence of new growth center zones Bandar Lampung Regional Development Planning Agency, 2003.

2.7 Economy and Livelihood

Livelihoods are closely related to level of income, welfare and management of surrounding natural resources. Information on economy and livelihoods can illustrate the level of public welfare, and is one of the important factors that could support community resilience in facing disasters related to extreme climate events and climate change. Population with high dependency on agriculture and fisheries are more vulnerable to climate related disasters. Workforce is population whose age is 15 years old and over who work or seek employment. There numbers of workforces in Bandar Lampung were increasing from 364,337 people in 2005 to 414,827 people in 2008. There were 342,334 15-year-old residents who worked in main industry sectors in 2007, with details as follows: 1. In agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, 9,217 people. 2 In processing industry, 31,277 people. 3. In wholesale, retail, restaurants and hotels, 127,814 people. 4. In social services, 89,229 people, and 5 others mining, electricity, gas, clean water, construction, transportation, warehouse, communications, finance, leasing business, land and business services, 84,797 people http:lampung.bps.go.idtabeltk11.pdf . Thus trade and services are the residents’ primary livelihoods. Most of Bandar Lampung’s Gross Regional Domestic Product GRDP, Table 2.6 comes from transportation and communications 19.6, processing industry 17,6 , services 16,9, trade, hotels, and restaurants 16,6, and agriculture 5 Distribution of economic activities in Bandar Lampung can be seen in Figure 2.5. Table 2.6: . Gross Regio on Field of Industry and No . Economic Activities 1 Agriculture 2 Mining 3 Processing industry w gas 4 Electricity, and Wate 5 Building 6 Trade, Hotel, Restaur 7 Travel and Communic 8 Monetary, Rental, an 9 Other services Gross Regional Dom Figure 2.4:Distribu

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