Buku ini membahas pentingnya tata kelola pemerintahan yang gesit dan adaptif sebagai fondasi transformasi Jakarta menuju kota global terkemuka pada 2045. Dengan mengacu pada Global Cities Index (GCI) Kearney, buku mengidentifikasi tantangan Jakarta, khususnya dalam sumber daya manusia, pertukaran informasi, dan pengalaman budaya, serta kebutuhan untuk meningkatkan daya saing global. Pembahasan mencakup optimalisasi tata kelola dan kelembagaan, penguatan BUMD, inovasi pembiayaan, kebijakan yang adaptif, serta perluasan jejaring global dan regional. Buku ini menawarkan perspektif strategis bahwa pencapaian visi Jakarta sebagai kota global tidak hanya bergantung pada pembangunan fisik dan ekonomi, tetapi juga pada kemampuan pemerintah membangun institusi yang responsif, inovatif, kolaboratif, dan berkelanjutan. Secara keseluruhan, buku ini menjadi referensi strategis untuk memahami arah penguatan tata kelola Jakarta dalam menghadapi tantangan perkotaan dan persaingan global menuju 2045.
Buku Litbang & Inovasi – Jakarta RISE#20: Langkah Menuju 20 Kota Global Teratas membahas peran penelitian, pengembangan, dan inovasi dalam mendukung transformasi Jakarta menuju 20 kota global teratas pada 2045. Buku ini mengidentifikasi sejumlah tantangan ekosistem litbang Jakarta, seperti keterbatasan pendanaan, talenta penelitian, kontribusi sektor swasta, serta konektivitas antarpemangku kepentingan. Analisis difokuskan pada tiga aspek utama, yaitu pengeluaran litbang, kelompok peneliti, dan kemitraan. Buku ini menawarkan strategi penguatan ekosistem litbang melalui reformasi pendanaan, pengembangan talenta, peningkatan investasi swasta, penguatan lembaga penelitian, serta perluasan kolaborasi dan kemitraan internasional. Strategi tersebut dituangkan dalam delapan program dan 37 inisiatif yang dilaksanakan secara bertahap hingga 2045. Secara keseluruhan, buku ini menjadi referensi strategis untuk memahami arah pengembangan litbang dan inovasi sebagai salah satu fondasi bagi terwujudnya Jakarta sebagai kota global yang inovatif dan berdaya saing.
Inspired by the United Nations' Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs), subnational authorities are increasingly conducting Voluntary Local Reviews (VLRs) to accelerate Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) implementation. VLRs are powerful tools for fostering SDG localization, demonstrating local commitments, and strengthening multi-stakeholder engagement. The Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta, with support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and United Cities and Local Governments Asia-Pacific (UCLG ASPAC), conducted its first VLR in 2021. This inclusive and collaborative review mapped and analyzed SDG progress, policies, and financing, aligning them with national and global agendas. The VLR revealed that before the COVID-19 pandemic, DKI Jakarta showed positive trends in implementing its development plans. By 2019, 37.5% of the province's 253 SDG indicators were achieved, and 26.5% were on track. However, the pandemic severely impacted key sectors, including the economy, health, and education. By 2020, the number of indicators needing special attention rose to 24.5%, while those on track dropped sharply to just 13.4%. This inaugural VLR provides a crucial, holistic snapshot of DKI Jakarta's SDG journey, highlighting both the successes achieved before the pandemic and the significant challenges that have since emerged.
Jakarta, home to 11 million residents and part of a 34-million-strong Greater Jakarta agglomeration, stands as Indonesia’s economic, cultural, and political hub. Its demographic profile—38% under age 25—offers both opportunities and challenges. While education access has improved, with high school enrollment rising to 72.5% in 2023, unemployment remains high among vocational (9.3%) and university (5.2%) graduates, and informal workers still account for 36% of the labor force. Healthcare indicators show progress, with life expectancy exceeding the national average, though hospital capacity remains below WHO standards. At the same time, rising inequality, with a Gini ratio climbing to 0.42 in 2024, alongside a 1.3 million-unit housing backlog, underscores urgent social inclusion needs. These challenges contribute to Jakarta’s drop in the Global Cities Index (GCI) from #54 in 2015 to #74 in 2024, particularly in Human Capital and Information Exchange. This book explores the third imperative—Empowered Communities & Workforce—detailing strategies in education, workforce readiness, healthcare, gender equality, and housing. Framed within the #RISE roadmap (2025–2045), these programs aim to cultivate inclusive communities and position Jakarta as a preferred global talent hub.
Jakarta, sebagai pusat perekonomian dan pemerintahan Indonesia, menghadapi tantangan serius dalam mewujudkan pembangunan berkelanjutan di tengah pertumbuhan kota yang sangat pesat. Dengan jumlah penduduk yang terus meningkat, kebutuhan ruang kota semakin mendesak, sementara ketersediaan ruang terbuka hijau semakin terbatas. Masalah lain seperti pengelolaan sampah, keterbatasan sumber daya air bersih, serta risiko banjir akibat perubahan iklim dan kenaikan permukaan laut semakin memperumit kondisi lingkungan perkotaan. Dokumen ini membahas strategi dan kebijakan yang ditempuh Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta dalam memperkuat ketahanan lingkungan, termasuk pengembangan infrastruktur hijau, pengelolaan sumber daya yang lebih efisien, dan penerapan tata kelola kota yang berorientasi pada keberlanjutan. Selain itu, laporan ini menekankan pentingnya kolaborasi lintas sektor, melibatkan pemerintah, sektor swasta, komunitas lokal, dan masyarakat luas dalam proses transformasi kota. Jakarta berupaya membangun identitas sebagai kota global yang berdaya saing, berketahanan, dan ramah lingkungan. Dengan mengintegrasikan aspek sosial, ekonomi, dan ekologi, Jakarta tidak hanya merespons tantangan lokal, tetapi juga memberikan kontribusi pada agenda global pembangunan berkelanjutan serta mitigasi perubahan iklim.
Jakarta, sebagai pusat budaya, politik, dan ekonomi Indonesia, mencerminkan dinamika metropolitan dengan populasi 11 juta jiwa dan aglomerasi Jabodetabek mencapai 34 juta jiwa. Pertumbuhan penduduk yang melambat, urbanisasi ke wilayah pinggiran, serta tingginya biaya hidup menimbulkan tantangan baru dalam pembangunan perkotaan. Demografi menunjukkan 38% penduduk berusia di bawah 25 tahun, yang menjadi peluang sekaligus tantangan bagi pembangunan pendidikan dan tenaga kerja. Meskipun partisipasi sekolah meningkat, tingkat pengangguran lulusan SMK (9,3%) dan universitas (5,2%) menandakan kebutuhan mendesak untuk reformasi pendidikan dan keterampilan. Di sisi kesehatan, angka harapan hidup meningkat menjadi 75,99 tahun pada 2024, namun ketersediaan tempat tidur rumah sakit masih di bawah standar WHO. Ketimpangan pendapatan juga memburuk dengan rasio Gini 0,42, sementara defisit 1,3 juta unit rumah terjangkau memperlihatkan tantangan GEDSI. Penurunan peringkat Jakarta dalam Global Cities Index dari #54 (2015) ke #74 (2024) menekankan kesenjangan pada dimensi Sumber Daya Manusia, Informasi, dan Budaya. Buku ini membahas imperatif ketiga, “Masyarakat & Tenaga Kerja yang Diberdayakan”, dengan fokus pada pendidikan, tenaga kerja masa depan, kesehatan, GEDSI, serta perumahan inklusif. Transformasi ini dipandu kerangka kerja #RISE melalui empat fase 2025–2045 untuk menjadikan Jakarta pusat talenta global.
Jakarta, Indonesia’s dynamic metropolis, faces urgent environmental and sustainability challenges as it strives to balance rapid urbanization with ecological resilience. Limited green space only 5.36% compared to the 30% target for 2030 combined with inadequate waste and water management, reliance on fossil fuels, and vulnerability to flooding and sea level rise, threatens the city’s livability and long-term development. While initiatives such as the ban on single-use plastics, rooftop solar programs, and recycling partnerships represent progress, more comprehensive and aggressive strategies are required. Sustainability, as a cornerstone of global cities, not only addresses environmental risks but also enhances social equity, quality of life, and economic competitiveness. For Jakarta, these challenges are further reflected in its declining Global Cities Index ranking, from #54 in 2015 to #74 in 2024, largely due to gaps in human capital, cultural experience, and information exchange. This book highlights strategies to expand green spaces, accelerate clean energy transitions, improve resource management, and strengthen climate resilience. By embedding sustainability into its urban framework, Jakarta can transform these challenges into opportunities, positioning itself as a leading global city by 2045.
Jakarta, as a vibrant capital city, possesses a rich cultural heritage and a dynamic creative economy that plays a crucial role in shaping its identity as a global city. The diversity of traditions, arts, and cultural expressions forms a strong foundation for developing Jakarta’s cultural resilience while supporting inclusive and sustainable growth. This document highlights the initiatives of the Jakarta Provincial Government in promoting cultural preservation, strengthening creative industries, and integrating culture into urban development strategies. The creative economy, encompassing film, music, design, fashion, and digital innovation, is recognized as a driving force for both economic competitiveness and cultural diplomacy. Furthermore, the report emphasizes the importance of collaboration among government institutions, creative communities, private sectors, and international partners in fostering innovation and cultural exchange. By harmonizing cultural preservation with economic progress, Jakarta seeks to position itself as a competitive and creative global city that not only values its local identity but also contributes to the global agenda of cultural diversity, innovation, and sustainable urban development.
Jakarta, as one of the largest megacities in Southeast Asia, faces significant threats from climate change, including flooding, sea level rise, and increasingly frequent natural disasters. These vulnerabilities demand comprehensive adaptation and mitigation strategies to ensure the city’s long-term resilience. This document presents the initiatives of the Jakarta Provincial Government in strengthening climate resilience and disaster management through the development of robust infrastructure, early warning systems, and adaptive spatial planning. A participatory approach involving government agencies, the private sector, local communities, and international organizations serves as a key foundation for policy implementation. Furthermore, the report emphasizes the importance of technological innovation, cross-sector collaboration, and the integration of local knowledge with global practices in building Jakarta as a resilient global city. Through these strategies, Jakarta aims to reduce disaster risks, improve the quality of life for its citizens, and contribute to the global agenda of climate change mitigation and sustainable development.
Jakarta has set an ambitious vision to rank among the world’s top 20 global cities by 2045, in line with Visi Indonesia Emas 2045. Guided by its North Star of becoming progressive, just, competitive, and sustainable, this vision reflects Jakarta’s economic, cultural, and geopolitical role while addressing major urban challenges such as congestion, inequality, and overstretched infrastructure. A key transformation lies in shifting from a monocentric to a polycentric urban model, supported by comprehensive master planning. Kearney’s Global Cities Index (GCI) underscores the urgency of this agenda, with Jakarta’s ranking falling from #54 in 2015 to #74 in 2024, largely due to gaps in Human Capital and Information Exchange. To close these gaps and accelerate progress, the city is pursuing eight imperatives ranging from sustainable growth and inclusive economy to innovation, cultural leadership, and adaptive governance implemented through 32 catalyst programs. These initiatives are structured within the #RISE framework, spanning four phases from 2025 to 2045. This book focuses on the first imperative, “Dynamic, Resilient, and Sustainable Urban Growth,” emphasizing strategic pillars and polycentric planning to build a connected, balanced, and globally competitive Jakarta.
This framework assesses cities across five dimensions, Business Activity, Human Capital, Information Exchange, Cultural Experience, and Political Engagement, offering a clear view of competitiveness and international standing. For Jakarta, aiming to climb the global ranks, the GCI is a vital tool to identify both strengths and areas needing improvement.
For nearly five centuries, Jakarta has stood as Indonesia’s economic hub, contributing significantly to both national and regional growth. With the planned relocation of Indonesia’s capital to Nusantara, Jakarta is reimagining its future by setting a bold vision to be among the world’s top 20 global cities by 2045. Central to this ambition is Kearney’s Global Cities Index (GCI), which measures cities’ ability to attract capital, talent, and ideas across five dimensions: Business Activity, Human Capital, Information Exchange, Cultural Experience, and Political Engagement. Despite its importance in Southeast Asia, Jakarta’s GCI ranking has slipped from #54 in 2015 to #74 in 2024, primarily due to deficits in Human Capital and Information Exchange, underscoring the urgency for strategic reforms. This book focuses on the second imperative of Jakarta’s transformation: building a Diversified, Robust, and Inclusive Economy. It outlines strategies for strengthening advanced industries, transforming coastal and industrial zones, boosting MSMEs and startups, and enhancing Jakarta’s investment climate. By diversifying growth sectors and ensuring inclusivity, Jakarta aims to establish a resilient foundation to elevate its role as a competitive and globally connected economic powerhouse
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