Subadyo, A. Tutut (2014) The role of green infrastructure for green city (a case study in Malang city - East Java province). Proceeding International Symposium On Regional Sustainable Development. pp. 251-261. ISSN 978-979-3220-32-1

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Abstract

Green infrastructure is a fundamental part of urban development and management in sustaining the quality of urban environment and the welfare of urban dwellers. A high rate of population growth and limited land owned causing the growth of physical development in the city is done by converting such green open space, agricultural land, forest and other open space for urban development. Green infrastructure was one of city development concept to control development as a strategy for land conservation by establishment of hubs and links as boundary of development. A research to implement green infrastructure concept was carried out in Malang City. This research was aimed to identify hubs and links in Malang city as green infrastructure network and found an implementation strategy. Methods used are: Gap analysis; GIS analysis and; English Natural Greenspaces criteria. The result show that Malang city has landscape typology that can enhance to become hubs and links in green infrastructure concept, like: town parks, urban forest, and riparian river, street corridor, and also area along high electrical network, train trail, lakes, and specific location. The green infrastructure network in Malang city is about 23% (agricultural area=2420.9 ha; open space=439.9 ha; bush/schrubs=110 ha; tree canopy=440 ha; and water bodies=110 ha). Establishment of the green infrastructure network as conservation area is the strategy for implementation of the green city concept.

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