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Journal Article
Upgrading areas with high poverty rates, perspective from local stakeholders in providing basic services
2025
Overview
The objective of this research is to investigate the implementation of upgrading areas with high poverty rates by municipal authorities to deliver essential services. This research employs upgrading areas with a high poverty approach to evaluate the effectiveness of government programs and policies in reducing under-resourced neighborhoods. To address the research challenge, we used a qualitative methodology to examine the circumstances of the under-resourced neighborhood. Urban Informal Settlement Governance The research findings indicate that upgrading areas with high poverty rates is regarded as the principal approach and a top priority initiative for the government. The government is implementing measures to decrease the prevalence of under-resourced neighborhoods in Malang City by utilizing political institutions, which are formulating policies that consider both financial resources and urban issues. The government’s upgrading areas with high poverty rates initiative employs an informal strategy that engages the community to enhance and make use of the local environment through the development of regional tourism.
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IOP Publishing
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