Dynamics of Sadangserang Market and Terminal Relocation in the Perspective of Sustainable Planning

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Qualitative analysis of compensation issues and cultural identity loss in urban infrastructure relocation, suggesting improved planning strategies.

The potential for social conflict arises from economic uncertainties for traders and terminal workers, along with cultural identity concerns.
Research indicated that fair compensation schemes and community participation can significantly reduce the risk of conflict during relocation.
In-depth interviews with key informants were used to understand the nuances of the issues surrounding the market and terminal relocation.
Applying sustainable planning principles can guide government policies in minimizing social disruptions during urban infrastructure changes.

Aris Toening Winarni (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis of compensation issues and cultural identity loss in urban infrastructure relocation, suggesting improved planning strategies.