Governing Sustainable City Based on Societal Respons

Abstract

This study aims to describe and analyze social movements carried out by local communities in realizing urban environmental resilience, and also to develop social movement models as social capital (policy design) for the realization of sustainable cities in the perspective of societal governance. The research method used in this research is the case study method using a dynamic system approach. Data were analyzed using modeling methods with the System Thinking Process system and Modeling with Dynamic System from Wolstenholme, through observation, interviews, and documentation in Glintung Go Green v\Village and Warna Warni Jodipan village, Malang City. The results showed that social movements have cycles with indicators that start from the perspective of the community; basic ideas and action programs; stakeholder collaboration; community capacity building. The four indicators in the social movement cycle of the community develop a sustainable city system model in which aspects of leadership, community, and policy are carried out by every element in urban society as physical development actor that produces an impact on development in other regions so that a sustainable city is realized.