VERTICAL GREENING APPROACH FOR URBAN KAMPUNG A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

• Published in: Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management Vol. 20; no. 1; pp. 5 - 30
• Main Authors: NORADUOLA, Dwi R, MANGKOEDIHARDJO, Sarwoko, SANTOSO, R. Irwan Bagyo, PURWANTI, Ipung F, JAYA, Laode M G, CAHYADI, Rusli
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Bucharest Research Center in Public Administration and Public Services 01.02.2025; Academia de Studii Economice Bucuresti; Research Centre in Public Administration & Public Services
• Subjects: Adaptation; Climate change; Climate change mitigation; Economic aspects; Environmental aspects; Environmental justice; Food security; Food supply; GDP; Green infrastructure; Gross Domestic Product; Heat stress; Heat tolerance; Humidity; Literature reviews; Low income groups; Metropolitan areas; Microclimate; Outdoor air quality; Population density; Public health; Radiation; Regions; Rural areas; Socioeconomic factors; Temperature; Urban areas; Urban heat islands; Urban populations; Urbanization; Indonesia; Southeast Asia; Malaysia; Thailand
• ISSN: 2065-3913; 2065-3921

Desakota, commonly known as urban kampung, is a distinctive characteristic of urbanization in the Southeast Asian region. These communities are particularly susceptible to urban food insecurity and heat stress, making them highly vulnerable. This article examines a suitable VGS approach to address these concerns based on the characteristics of the urban kampung using a systematic literature review (SLR). The study highlights that the characteristics of urban kampungs, such as the physical environment, income levels, and demand size, determine the suitability of Productive Façade as a viable solution. This study can support the development of green infrastructure for UHI and climate change mitigation and adaptation, improve public health, and promote environmental justice in densely populated urban areas with low-income populations.