Green Open Space: Awareness for Health or Sustainability?

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Universitas Indonesia in cooperation with American Red Cross and Indonesian Red Cross have been assisting green open space revitalisation program in 7 locations in Bogor Regency (2016-2017). The program was held under The Urban Disaster Risk Reduction Greater Jakarta Project; an initiative program from American Red Cross Indonesia. This project was not only improving the existing green open space quality, but also creating one adapted from public land. The revitalization project figures what happened on daily basis on the existing land, proposing new programming facilities, community-based construction, monitoring and handing over. This paper discovers the meaning of a green space for the community, whether the community aware of its benefit on human health or environmental sustainability. The research question is does the community aware of green open space benefit for human health or environmental sustainability? Or both? The original data from the community was gathered and grouped based on its relevance with environmental quality and public health.

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Dewi, O. C., Chairunnisa, I., Hidayat, T., Anggraini, M., & Napitupulu, A. (2018). Green Open Space: Awareness for Health or Sustainability? In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 120). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/120/1/012014

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