Inequility of Space Reproduction Control and Urban Slum Area Management Sustainability (Case Study: Slum Area of Buloa Urban Village in Makassar City)

Abstract

Urbanization in Makassar City development runs parallel to the increasing need for residential facilities in urban areas. This study aims to analyze the inequality of urban space reproduction control and the sustainability of slum area management in Buloa urban village. The research used a combination of qualitative-quantitative approach. The data were obtained through observation, survey and documentation. The results of this study found that inequality of space reproduction control, lack of access to economic, sociocultural resources, subsistence economic conditions and inadequate support of infrastructure services has caused slum areas to develop along the Tallo watershed in Makassar City. The sustainability of slum areas management at Buloa urban village is directed to community independence socially, economically and oriented towards community-based environment rescue.