Resettlement program in the heritage area of Jakarta old city: Case Kampung Balokan.

I The existence of squatter settlements is a challenge in the revitalization of the Jakarta Old City heritage area. Kampung Balokan is a squatter that has for decades occupied the land near the railroad in the north of Kotalama Station and needs to be resettled. However, a resettlement program must carefully consider the livelihood of the community. The purpose of this research is to identify the needs and potential constraints of the community in the resettlement program Heritage Area. This research is action research using a participatory approach and qualitative analysis, with the community as subjects that are involved in formulating problems, needs, and obstacles to implementing the resettlement program. As the research was carried out during the pandemic, a mixture of online and offline methods was employed. The initial findings of the study show that the residents of Kampung Balokan have occupied the land for 2 - 3 generations, and most of their lives are tied to activities around the Kotalama heritage area. However, they are aware that they are occupying land illegally. The community's need for resettlement is relocation not far from the Kotatua area so that they can continue their livelihoods. A good resettlement program can improve the living standard and maintain the livelihoods of the target community. It is an approach towards the 11th SDGs target, Sustainable Cities and Community. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]