ASSETS JOYOTAKAN NEIGHBORHOOD MAP JOYOTAKAN ATLAS LEGEND 0 50 100 m. BONANG 3 JL. MIJI PINHIHAN JL. CIPUNEGARA JL. KH. WAHID HASYIM JL. BRIGJEND SUDARTO Kantor Keluharan (Community Center) Masjid School Area of Flooding River Bridge SOURCE: UO Kelurahan Survey, Google Earth, Bakosurtanal DATE: Feb. 2010 www.solokotakita.org What’s happening in Joyotakan? Joyotakan is named for ‘Joyotoko’, the historic royal gardener. Low-lying and at the city’s edge, its original swamps were cultivated as rice fields to serve the royal family. As the city grew, Joyotakan was populated by migrants. Flooding comes from rivers on both sides. This Mini Atlas collects information about Joyotakan so everyone can see and know what is going on. Information about the condition of services can help people discuss what they want from the annual participatory budgeting process, musrenbang. Our goal is to make citizens more informed about their communities. Joyotakan’s Location in Solo High public sanitation access Poor water quality Low education levels Water- and mosquito- borne disease Near major employment center Local government flood preparedness programs What are Joyotakan’s assets? What are potential issues? A Public Well in Joyotakan Water quality and water- related illness are significant issues. Residents complain of salty, brown-colored water. Because people depend on wells, there is a need to improve the ground water quality. Population = 8,717 # Households (HH) = 1,840 Average HH size = 4.7 Pop. by Age JOYOTAKAN PROFILE 60+ 50 – 59 40 – 49 30 – 39 20 – 29 10 – 19 0 – 9 % HOUSEHOLDS IN POVERTY 0 – 15 % 15+ % EDUCATION WATER SANITATION ECONOMY / POVERTY HEALTH % HOUSEHOLDS WITH PUBLIC WELLS 0 – 16 % 16 – 50 % 50 – 80 % Public = 44% Private = 42% No Data = 14% PUBLIC versus PRIVATE WC 74% of families have land tenure, below the Kec. average of 80%. Housing density is above average in Joyotakan. High density results when more than one family shares the same home. While in Joyotakan there are 1.55 HH per house, the Kec. average is 1.25. RATIO OF HH TO HOMES 1.0 – 1.25 1.25 – 1.5 1.5 – 2.0 LAND TITLES = 74% TOP 4 OCCUPATIONS Laborer = 40% Informal Worker = 25% Small Trader = 25% Entrepreneur = 10% 1 – Poor water quality 2 – Water and mosquito-borne diseases TOP 2 HEALTH ISSUES COMMON HEALTH PROBLEMS 1 – Dengue 2 – Diarrhea 3 – Cikungunya % AGE 7 – 18 NOT IN SCHOOL 0 – 4 % 4 – 15 % 15 – 23 % OUT OF SCHOOL 6% of children Out of 1,242 children in Joyotakan, 71 are not in school. This is more than the Kecamatan average of 4%. In the future, this may be a concern for the community. If the youth do not gain higher education levels today, their future employment opportunities will be limited. PUBLIC WELLS 24% PDAM 20% PRIVATE WELLS 44% Joyotakan has benefitted from government programs to build public WC and thus has higher than average levels of access to public sanitation. Is addressing water-related issues a priority for the community? HOUSING What information can local government provide about health issues? Since education levels are low in Joyotakan, raising awareness about local health issues is a challenge. Can residents learn from Danukusuman, where community efforts increased PDAM access and improved water quality? Residents in east Joyotakan rely on public wells even though ground water quality there is poor. KEL. PUBLIC WC KEC. PRIVATE WC Poverty is higher than the Kec. rate, which is 15%. KEL. POVERTY KEC. POVERTY What skills can residents develop to support local small businesses? KEL. PDAM KEC. PDAM Joyotakan is 4 meters lower than neighboring Danukusuman and surrounded on both sides by rivers. Houses are vulnerable to flooding during the rainy season. Illness related to mosquitoes is also an issue. J L . Y O S S U D A R S O Sungai Jenes N POVERTY RATE = 22% PROJECT SPONSORS:
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A S S E T S
JOYOTAKAN NEIGHBORHOOD MAP
J OYO TA K A N AT L A S
LEGEND
0 50 100 m.
BO
NA
NG
3
JL. MIJI PINHIHANJL
. CIP
UN
EGA
RA
JL. KH. WAHID HASYIM
JL. B
RIG
JEN
D S
UD
AR
TO
Kantor Keluharan (Community Center)
Masjid
School
Area of Flooding
River
Bridge
SOURCE: UO Kelurahan Survey,
Google Earth, Bakosurtanal
DATE: Feb. 2010
www.solokotakita.org
What’s happening in Joyotakan?
Joyotakan is named for ‘Joyotoko’, the historic royal gardener. Low-lying and at the city’s edge, its original swamps were cultivated as rice fields to serve the royal family. As the city grew, Joyotakan was populated by migrants. Flooding comes from rivers on both sides.
This Mini Atlas collects information about Joyotakan so everyone can see and know what is going on. Information
about the condition of services can help people discuss what they want from the annual participatory budgeting process, musrenbang. Our goal is to make citizens more informed about their communities.
Joyotakan’s Location in Solo
High public sanitation access
Poor water quality
Low education levels
Water- and mosquito- borne disease
Near major employment center
Local government flood preparedness programs
What are Joyotakan’s assets?
What are potential issues? A Public Well in Joyotakan
Water quality and water-related illness are significant issues. Residents complain of salty, brown-colored water. Because people depend on wells, there is a need to improve the ground water quality.
Population = 8,717# Households (HH) = 1,840Average HH size = 4.7
Pop. by Age
JOYOTAKAN PROFILE
60+50 – 5940 – 4930 – 3920 – 2910 – 190 – 9
% HOUSEHOLDS IN POVERTY
0 – 15 % 15+ %
EDUCATION WATER SANITATION
ECONOMY / POVERTY HEALTH
% HOUSEHOLDS WITH PUBLIC WELLS
0 – 16 % 16 – 50 % 50 – 80 %
Public = 44%Private = 42%
No Data = 14%
PUBLIC versus PRIVATE WC
74% of families have land tenure,
below the Kec. average of
80%. Housing density is above
average in Joyotakan. High
density results when more than
one family shares the same
home. While in Joyotakan there
are 1.55 HH per house, the Kec.
average is 1.25.
RATIO OF HH TO HOMES
1.0 – 1.25 1.25 – 1.5 1.5 – 2.0
LAND TITLES =
74%TOP 4
OCCUPATIONS
Laborer = 40%
Informal Worker = 25%
Small Trader = 25%
Entrepreneur = 10%
1 – Poor water quality
2 – Water and
mosquito-borne
diseases
TOP 2 HEALTH ISSUES
COMMON HEALTH
PROBLEMS
1 – Dengue
2 – Diarrhea
3 – Cikungunya
% AGE 7 – 18 NOT IN SCHOOL
0 – 4 % 4 – 15 % 15 – 23 %
OUT OF SCHOOL
6% of childrenOut of 1,242 children in
Joyotakan, 71 are not in
school. This is more than the
Kecamatan average of 4%.
In the future, this may be a
concern for the community. If
the youth do not gain higher
education levels today,
their future employment
opportunities will be
limited.
PUBLIC WELLS
24%
PDAM
20%
PRIVATE WELLS
44% Joyotakan has benefitted
from government programs
to build public WC and thus
has higher than average levels of access
to public sanitation.
Is addressing water-related issues
a priority for the community?
HOUSING
What information can local
government provide about
health issues?
Since education levels are low in Joyotakan,
raising awareness about local health issues
is a challenge.
Can residents learn from
Danukusuman, where community
efforts increased PDAM access and
improved water quality?
Residents in east Joyotakan rely on public wells
even though ground water
quality there is poor.
KEL. PUBLIC WC
KEC. PRIVATE WC
Poverty is higher than
the Kec. rate, which is 15%.
KEL. POVERTY
KEC. POVERTY
What skills
can residents
develop to support local
small businesses?
KEL. PDAM
KEC. PDAM
Joyotakan is 4 meters lower than neighboring
Danukusuman and surrounded on both sides
by rivers. Houses are vulnerable to flooding
during the rainy season. Illness related to
mosquitoes is also an issue.
JL. YOS SU
DA
RSO
Sungai Jenes
N
POVERTY RATE = 22%
PROJECT SPONSORS:
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