Upaya Peningkatan Guru Profesional Dalam Menghadapi Pendidikan Di Era Globalisasi

Teachers should be respected because teachers have a concern for the success of learning in school. Education conducted in schools is related to the era of globalization. Teachers who work professionally still need the ability to organize all aspects of life in society. But there are various problems faced by teachers in Indonesia. Elementary school teachers who have undergraduate diplomas are still few in Indonesia. Teachers are distributed in Indonesia less evenly. The welfare of teachers working in Indonesia is still of concern. The type of research used is qualitative research. This research was conducted by searching various library materials. The government's effort to increase professional teachers is done by granting lecture permits through tertiary education. Efforts to increase professional teachers are also carried out by the government through activities such as seminars, training, and teacher certification programs. The government's effort to increase professional teachers is done by giving UKG (Teacher Competency Exams). Government efforts to increase professional teachers are carried out through institutionalized activities such as PKG (Teacher Activity Center) and KKG (Teacher Working Group). Government efforts to increase professional teachers are carried out through zoning systems activities.

ClockBoard: a zoning system for urban analysis

Zones are the building blocks of urban analysis. Fields ranging from demographics to transport planning routinely use zones — spatially contiguous areal units that break-up continuous space into discrete chunks — as the foundation for diverse analysis techniques. Key methods such as origin-destination analysis and choropleth mapping rely on zones with appropriate sizes, shapes and coverage. However, existing zoning systems are sub-optimal in many urban analysis contexts, for three main reasons: 1) available administrative zoning systems are often based on somewhat arbitrary factors; 2) evidence-based zoning systems are often highly variable in size and shape, reducing their utility for inter-city comparison; and 3) official zoning systems are non-existent, not publicly available, or are too coarse, hindering urban analysis in many places, especially in low income nations. To tackle these three key issues we developed a flexible, open and scalable solution: the ClockBoard zoning system. ClockBoard consists of 12 segments divided by concentric rings of increasing distance, creating a consistent visual frame of reference for cities that is reminiscent of a clock and a dartboard. This paper outlines the design, potential uses and merits of the ClockBoard zoning system and discusses future avenues for research and development of new zoning systems based on the experience.

Desain Tapak Perencanaan PenangkaranKupu-Kupu di Kampus IPB Darmaga Menggunakan Sistem Zonasi untuk Mendukung Aktivitas Wisata Alam

Butterfly captivity can be successful if there are artificial environmental conditions that are suitable for the life and reproduction of butterflies. Apart from the technical side, the success key of the captivity also determined from the side of site plan. Site planning is the ability to collect and interpreting data, project into the future, identify problems and provide a reasoned approach to solving existing problems. The purpose of this study was to design a captive development site for the IPB Dramaga butterfly captivity based on the conditions and characteristics of the area. The method used in this research consists of literature study, interview and observation. Data analysis consisted of six stages, consists of: preparation, inventory, analysis, synthesis, planning and design. The results of this study were the IPB Dramaga butterfly captivity site was designed into three zoning systems according to the needs of captive management, namely an office zone (0.37 ha), breeding zone (1.75 ha) and a tourism zone (2.13 ha).

THE INTEGRATED PEATLAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IPMS)

Peatland is a rich ecosystem containing many organic components. This ecosystem is composed of plant residue materials that have not undergone a complete decomposition process due to the high water content of the land. Peatland is a rich biodiversity-ecosystem including plants, animals, and microorganisms. The biological resources contained in the peatland are the assets supporting the survival of the community. However, various kinds of damage both caused by humans and caused by nature seriously threaten this ecosystem’s sustainability. This study aimed to formulate the ideas regarding sustainable peatland use as a support for community life. This study is a descriptive qualitative research. While the method used in this study is the literature study, and the data used in this study are secondary data obtained from various sources. Based on the analysis of the collected data, the authors put forward the idea of ​​sustainable peatland use under the name of The Integrated Peatland Management System (IPMS). IPMS is an integrated peatland management system that still pays attention to the conservation aspects by dividing the peatland into three zoning systems. Zone I is an eco-tourism zone, Zone II is a utilization zone, and Zone III is a conservation zone for the peatland ecosystem. The sustainable use of peatlands can be implemented through IPMS to support community life today and in the future. Keywords : Conservation, Eco-tourisms, Peatland, Sustainability, Zoning.

Planning and the Assessment of Housing Need and Demand

The land use planning system in Britain is frequently seen as a key constraint on increasing housing supply and this is the topic for Chapter 9 in conjunction with an analysis of the development and use of household projections in determining housing requirements. Household projections had, and continue to have, very real impacts on how land supply and prices are determined and therefore on how many new homes are provided. The chapter discusses the development of the regulatory system starting from the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act and the role of the public sector in overcoming post-war shortages. The chapter then moves on to examine the development of concerns about the negative impacts of planning from the 1970s. The question arises whether this approach remains relevant in a market-led economy. The chapter also considers alternatives to the English land use planning model, notably the use of zoning systems in many countries with comparable pressures.

Strategi Meningkatkan Daya Saing Pasar Tradisional (Kasus Revitalisasi Pasar Tradisional di Kota Banjarmasin)

This study aims to: (1) Analyze consumers' assessment of traditional markets on the policy to revitalize traditional markets in the city of Banjarmasin, (2) Determine the assessment of the management and traders of traditional markets afterthe revitalization policies are conducted by the Government of Banjarmasin, (3) Identify the internal and external factors affecting the traditional markets in an effort to improve the competitiveness of traditional markets in the city of Banjarmasin, (4) To formulate the strategy options for improving the competitiveness of traditional markets in the city of Banjarmasin, (5) To formulate strategic priorities in an effort to improve the competitiveness of traditional markets in Banjarmasin.The results show that: (1) the performance of traditional markets in the city of Banjarmasin because the revitalization policy is not optimal; this is proven by the consumers' assessment of the marketing mix variables (marketing mix) 7P which is still low on some attributes, such as product quality factors, promotional products market traditional, traditional market traders and service, (2) the traditional-market revitalization in Banjarmasin is not optimum because it is still limited to procedural and has not touchedthe substantive aspects concerning the increased competitiveness of traditional markets, (3) the priority strategy to enhance the competitiveness of traditional markets are (a) optimizing the arrangement of traders with neat and orderly zoning systems (clusters); (b) optimizing the publication and promotional traditional-market activities post revitalization policies; (c) establishing cooperation with universities through R & D (Research and Development) of traditional markets.It is suggested that revitalization of traditional markets in the city of Banjarmasin must be comprehensive, focusing on the aspects of business management of professionalmarketing and empowerment of traditional market traders

The spatial planning, protection and management of world heritage in Serbia

The paper indicates the importance of spatial planning as a specific instrument for the protection and management of World Heritage sites in Serbia. The paper analyses the obligations set forth in the international and national documents and legislation relevant for spatial planning, on the one hand, and World Heritage protection, on the other hand. The notion, criteria, method of zoning, systems and approaches to the management of sites inscribed on the World Heritage List are shown through the concept of World Heritage. The paper also emphasizes the importance of adopting management plans for all World Heritage sites and their incorporation into the national legislation and planning documents, primarily into the special purpose area spatial plans. It also gives examples of special purpose spatial plans in order to consider the treatment of World Heritage in these documents, and to make proposals for improving the spatial planning and the existing protection and management of the World Heritage sites in Serbia.