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Thursday, April 8, 2010

Kota Jogja District Overview

I BOUNDARY REGION
Domicile as the capital city of Yogyakarta Special Province of Yogyakarta and is the only level II regional city status in addition 4 other regencies regency status
Yogyakarta city is located in the middle of DIY, with territorial boundaries as follows
North side, Sleman Regency
East side: Regency of Bantul and Sleman
South: Bantul
West side: Regency of Bantul and Sleman
Yogyakarta region, stretching between 110o to 110o 28I 24I 19II 53II East Longitude and 7o 7o 15I to 49I 26II 24II south latitude with an average altitude of 114 m above sea level


II STATE NATURAL
Broadly speaking city of Yogyakarta is lowland where from west to east is relatively flat and from north to south has a slope of ± 1 degree, and there are 3 (three) across the river city of Yogyakarta, namely:
East was Gajah Wong River
The middle part is the Code River
The west is the River Winongo


III Area
City of Yogyakarta has the narrowest area compared with other regencies, namely 32.5 Km ², which means an area of 1.025% of DIY Province
With an area of 3250 hectares is divided into 14 districts, 45 villages, 617 neighborhoods, and the 2531 RT, and populated by 489,000 inhabitants (data as of December 1999) with an average density of 15,000 people / km ²


IV SOIL TYPE
Conditions of Yogyakarta City is fertile ground and allows planted various crops and trade, because it is situated didataran slopes of Mount Merapi (fluvia vulcanic foot plain) contains the outline of land regosol or young volcanic soil line with urban development and settlement growth, land City agriculture each year through depreciation. Data in 1999 showed 7.8% shrinkage of area of Yogyakarta (3249.75) because of switch functions, (yards)


V CLIMATE
Climate type "AM and AW", average rainfall 2012 mm / year with 119 rainy days, average temperature 27.2 ° C and average humidity of 24.7%. The wind was generally blowing in summer monsoon winds and rain with a southwest wind blowing at 220 ° is wet and bring rain, in the dry season southeast monsoon winds blowing in a rather dry with a direction ± 90 ° - 140 ° with an average speed of 5-16 knots / hour


VI Demographics
City population growth from year to year is quite high, at the end of the year 1999 population of 490,433 inhabitants and the City until the end of June 2000 carrying as many as 493,903 residents of Yogyakarta City soul with an average density level 15.197/km ². The life expectancy of population in Yogyakarta by sex, men and women aged 72.25 years 76.31 years of age.


YOGYAKARTA CITY VISION

The city of Yogyakarta as the realization of quality education, cultural tourism, growth and excellent service, friendly environment and civil society imbued by the spirit of Mangayu Hayuning Bawana

YOGYAKARTA CITY MISSION

1. Make and create institutions of formal education, non formal education and human resources capable of mastering science and technology and competitive in order to develop quality education.

2. Making and to realize the tourism, arts and culture as a leading region in order to develop the city as a tourist city of culture.

3. Making and to realize the city of Yogyakarta as the motor of growth and service excellence to the region of Yogyakarta Province by developing the populist economic system.

4. Making and create a society that realizes the importance of environmental sustainability which imbued the spirit of belonging / handarbeni.

5. Making democracy and create a society that is imbued by the attitude of Indonesian nationality who berketuhanan, berkemanusiaan a fair and civilized, berkerakyatan and social justice in the spirit of unity and cohesion

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Kulon Progo District Overview

Kulon Progo Regency is the area of Yogyakarta Special Province which is located farthest west and north west boundary is the Central Java Province and south of the Indonesian Ocean. Geographically located between 7 ° 38'42 "- 7 ° 59'3" south latitude and 110 ° 1'37 "- 110 ° 16'26" east longitude.

The area is 58627.5 hectares covering 12 districts and 88 villages. 24.89% of the area is located in the South region which includes districts Temon, Wates, monkey bars, and Strain, 38.16% in the central region which includes districts Lendah, Compassionate, Sentolo, Kokap, and 36.97% in the northern region which includes Girimulyo districts, Nanggulan, Kalibawang and Samigaluh. Area districts between 3000 to 7500 Ha and the most extensive territory is an area of 7379.95 Ha Kokap district while the most narrow region is an area of 3200.239 hectares Wates district.

In physiographic conditions Kulon Progo Regency area is a flat area, although surrounded by mountains, mostly located in the northern region, areas to be 17.58% at an altitude of <7 m above sea level, 15.20% were at a height of 8 to 25 m above sea level, 22.85% were at an altitude of 26 to 100 m above sea level, 33.00% are at the height of 101 - 500 m above sea level and 11.37% is at an altitude> 500 m above the surface sea. When seen where its slope, its slope areas to 58.81% <15 °, 18.73% slope between 16 ° - 40 ° and 22.46% slope> 40 °

Kulon Progo Regency has topography varying with the altitude between 0 - 1000 meters above sea level, which is divided into 3 areas include:

a. Northern Section

An upland / hilly Menoreh with altitude between 500 1000 meters above sea level, covering Sub Girimulyo, Kokap, Kalibawang and Samigaluh. This region is the use of land set aside as conservation farming area and is an area prone to landslides.

b. Middle Section

Is a hilly area with altitude of between 100 500 m above sea level, covering Sub Nanggulan, Sentolo, loving, and most Lendah, areas with slopes between 2 and 15%, classified as a transition choppy and wavy plains and hills.

c. Southern Section

Is lowland with an altitude of 0 100 m above sea level, covering Sub Temon, Wates, monkey bars, strain, and partly Lendah. Based on the slope, has a slope of 0 2%, an area of 24.9 km along the coast, when the rainy season is flood-prone areas.

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Gunung Kidul District Overview

1.GEOGRAFI

Gunungkidul District is one district in Yogyakarta province, with capital Wonosari. The total area of 1485.36 km2 Gunungkidul district or approximately 46.63% of the total area of Yogyakarta Province. Wonosari town situated at the southeastern city of Yogyakarta (Yogyakarta Provincial Capital), a distance of ± 39 km. Gunungkidul district area is divided into 18 districts and 144 villages

Location of geography:
21'sampai 110o 110o 50 'East Longitude
46'sampai 7O 8O 09 'south latitude

Gunungkidul District Boundaries:

West: Bantul and Sleman (Yogyakarta province).
North side: District of Klaten and Sukoharjo (Central Java).
East side: District Wonogiri (Central Java).
The South: Indian Ocean



2.CURAH RAIN

The average rainfall in the year 2007 Gunungkidul District of 1720.86-mm / year with the number of rainy days on average 115 days per year. Wet months 4 - 6 months, while the dry months ranging from 4 - 5 months. The rainy season begins in October - November and ends in May-June every year. Rainfall peak reached in December - Pebruari.Wilayah Gunungkidul Regency North is a region which has the highest rainfall over central and southern regions, while southern areas have Gunungkidul beginning at the end rain.

Temperatures Gunungkidul District for a daily average temperature of 27.7 ° C, minimum temperature of 23.2 ° C and maximum temperature of 32.4 ° C. Relative humidity ranged Gunungkidul District 80% - 85%. This relative humidity for the region Gunungkidul County is not too affected by the high places, but it is influenced by season. The highest humidity occurs in the months January to March, while the lowest in September.

In District 2 there Gunungkidul Watershed (DAS) is Opak - Oyo and Dengkeng. Each DAS consists of several sub-watersheds.

3.PEMERINTAHAN

Gunungkidul District consists of 18 districts, 144 villages, 1416 villages, 1583 RW, and RT 6844. Districts in Gunungkidul, among others: Sub Grill, Purwosari, Paliyan, Saptosari, Tepus, Tanjungsari, Rongkop, Girisubo, Semanu, Ponjong, Karangmojo, Wonosari, Playen, peck, Gedangsari, Nglipar, Ngawen, and Semin. Of the 144 villages, 141 villages classified Self Reliance and Self sufficiency 3 villages including the village.

While the number of Village Community Development Institute (LPMD) in 2007 was 144, with 95 and 49 grew LPMD classification LPMD including developing classifications.

4.POTENSI

Gunung Kidul District has a diverse potential of the economy ranging from agriculture, fishery and animal husbandry, forests, flora and fauna, industry, mining and tourism potential.

Owned agricultural Gunungkidul District is largely rainfed upland (± 90%), which depends on climate, particularly rainfall cycle. Irrigated rice fields are relatively narrow and largely rainfed. Mining of natural resources that belong to this class C as: limestone, pumice, calcite, zeolite, bentonite, trace, kaolin and quartz sand.

Gunungkidul District also has a fairly long beach area located on the south by the Indian Ocean, extends along approximately 65 km from district to district Girisubo Purwosari. Potential of marine products and tourism is very big and open for development.

Other potential of handicraft industry, food, processing of agricultural products which are all very potential to be developed.

5.SOSIAL CULTURE

In the year 2007 at the District Hospital Gunungkidul there is only 1 government, 1 private hospitals and 140 health centers. Of the 140 health centers can be categorized 13 PHC Nursing, 16 Non-Care health centers and 111 health centers. In relation to the implementation of family planning acceptors porgram active in Gunungkidul district in the year 2007 reached 107,307 persons. In general aksektor chose to use injectable contraceptives, IUD and the pill, respectively 45,298, 25,262 and 20,291 people or a third of contraception is chosen by approximately 84.66% of all active acceptors.

For the cultural sector, conditions of life and cultural activities and arts in general Gunungkidul district is still going well, seen from the efforts and community activities to maintain and develop the existing culture and the arts. In fact, too, looked the effort to dig back to the culture and the arts that is nearing extinction, and succession planning efforts to younger generations

Developments in the field of spiritual development can be seen from many places of worship of each religion. Places of worship of Muslims, Christians, Kholik, Hinduism and Buddhism each 2541 units, 96 units, 28 units, 14 units and 8 units. Viewed from the number of religious adherents, in the year 2007 in the District recorded 732.701umat Gunungkidul Islam, 12,795 Christians, 10,142 people are Catholic, 2776 Hindus, Buddhists and 626.

REGIONAL 6.PENDAPATAN

Gross Regional Domestic Product (GDP) Gunungkidul Regency at current prices in 2007 amounted to 4,872,123 million rupiah with the largest contribution given by the agricultural sector that is equal to 34.03%, followed by services sector contributions amounting to 18.25%.

Gunungkidul Regency GRDP based on constant 2000 prices in 2007 amounted to 2,941,288 million rupiah, an increase of 110,705 million rupiah. While GDP per capita at constant prices in 2000 Gunungkidul County residents in 2007 amounted to 4,292,535 atahun pad rupiah. And GDP per kapitas at current prices Gunungkidul County population in 2007 amounted to 7,110,408 dollars.

7. POPULATION
Gunungkidul District Population projections based on 2000 Population Census and Population Census 2005 censal year 2007 amounted to 685,210 inhabitants spread over 18 districts and 144 villages, with the highest population of Sub Wonosari with 75,517 inhabitants. Overall, more female population than male residents, that is 349,799 women and 335,411 men.

Viewed from the main work status, the majority of District residents to work as family workers Gunungkidul approximately 36.56% of the total working population. While trying to help workers remain, still very little that is about 0.80%.


For population based on age in 2007 according to projections SP 2000 - SUPAS2005 & Proportion Susesnas 2006 are as follows Age 0-4 years (toddlers) as much as 41,935 people, as many as 46,041 people 5-9 Years, Ages 10-14Tahun totaled 53,143, while the age of the Soul 15-19Tahun counted 49,730 inhabitants, 32,508 were aged 20-24 years the Soul, as many as 40,984 jiiwa age 25-29, age 30-34 as many as 46,246 inhabitants, as many as 52,502 people age 35-39, age 40-44 is 49,255 people, 44,398 souls age 45-49, age 50-54 years 44,409 inhabitants, and 44,984 people ages 55-59 years, while age 60 + as much as 139,075 inhabitants.

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Sleman District Overview

Location Area

Geographically located between Sleman Regency 107 ° 15 '03 "and 107 ° 29' 30" east longitude, 7 ° 34 '51 "and 7 ° 47' 30" south latitude. Sleman Regency area bordering north Boyolali, Central Java Province, the east by Klaten district, Central Java Province, the west by Progo Regency, Yogyakarta Province and the District of Magelang, Central Java Province and the south by the city of Yogyakarta, Bantul and Gunung Kidul Regency, Province of Jogja.

Area

Sleman District Area is 57,482 hectares or 574.82 km2, or approximately 18% of the area of Yogyakarta Special Province 3185.80 km2, with the farthest distance of the North - South 32 km, East - West 35 Km. Administratively comprises 17 district, 86 villages, and the 1212 Hamlet.

Topography

Sleman District state land is relatively flat except for the southern hilly district southeast section and partly in the District of Prambanan Gamping. Increasingly tilted relative to the north and the north around Mount Merapi are relatively steep slope and there are about 100 springs. Almost half of the area is fertile agricultural land with irrigation technical support in the west and south. Topography can be differentiated based on altitude and slope (slopes).

Height

Sleman regency heights ranging from <100 sd> 1000 m above sea level. Height of land can be divided into three classes namely the height of <100 m, 100 to 499 m, 500 to 999 m and over 1000 m above sea level. Altitude <100 m from the sea surface area of 6203 hectares or 10.79% of the total area contained in Sub Moyudan, Move, Godean, Prambanan, Gamping and Berbah. Altitude> 100 to 499 m from the sea surface area of 43,246 ha or 75.32% of the area, located in District 17. Altitude> 500 to 999 m above sea covered an area of 6538 hectares or 11.38% of the area, including the District of Paste, Turi, Pakem and Cangkringan. Altitude> 1000 m from the sea surface area of 1495 ha or 2.60% of the area include the District of Turi, Pakem, and Cangkringan.

Land slope (Slope)

From the topographic map scale 1: 50,000 can be seen at a height and horizontal distance to calculate the slope (Slope). Results of analysis of data in the form of maps dogolongkan slope into 4 (four) classes of slope 0 - 2%;> 2 - 15%;> 15 - 40%, and> 40%. Slope 0 - 2% found in 15 (fifteen) District covered an area 34,128 ha or 59.32% of the entire slope area,> 2 - 15% there in 13 (thirteen) District with an area of 18,192 or 31.65% slope from total area of the region. Site slope> 15 - 40% found in 12 (twelve) Sub This slope area of 3546 ha or 6.17%, slopes> 40% are in Sub Godean, Gamping, Berbah, Prambanan, Turi, Pakem and broadly Cangkringan 1616 ha or 2.81%.

Climate

Sleman District area including wet tropical climate with a rainy season between November - April and the dry season between the months of May to October. In 2000 the number of rainy days 25 days occurred in March, however, the average amount of rainfall there in February amounted to 16.2 mm with a lot of rainy days 20 days.

The air relative humidity in the lowest in August 2000 amounted to 74% and the highest in March and November respectively 87%, while the lowest air temperature of 26.1 degrees celcius in january and november and the highest air temperature 27, 4 degrees Celsius in september.

Land Use

Almost half of the total land area is fertile agricultural land with irrigation technical support section west and south. State of the soil types are distinguished on the field, dost, yards, forests, and others. Development of land use over the last 5 years indicate the type of soil Wet down the average per year is 0.96%, dry rose 0.82%, 0.31% compound increase, and others fell 1.57%.

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Bantul District Overview

1. NATURAL STATE

Bantul regency is located south of Yogyakarta Province, bordering with:
North: City of Yogyakarta and Sleman District
South: Samudera Indonesia
East: Gunung Kidul Regency
West: West Progo Regency

Bantul District lies between 07 ° 44 '04 "- 08 ° 00' 27" south latitude and 110 ° 12 '34 "- 110 ° 31' 08" East Longitude.

The total area of the Bantul regency 508.85 km2 (5 of the total area of 15.90 DIY) with lowland topography as 140% and more than half (60%) are less fertile hilly areas, generally consist of:

Western Section, is the less sloping areas and hills stretching from North to South width of 89.86 km2 (17.73% of the entire region).
Middle part, are flat and sloping area is an area of fertile agricultural area of 210.94 km2 (41.62%).

Eastern Section, is an area of sloping, steeply sloping and that the situation is still better than the western region, an area of 206.05 km2 (40.65%).
Southern Section, is actually part of the Central part of the region with its natural state is gritty and a little bit berlagun, lies in the South Coast of Srandakan Sanden and Kretek.

Land Use:
1. Yard: 18327.15 ha (36.16%)
2. Wetland: 16823.84 ha (33.19%)
3. Moor: 7554.45 ha (14.90%)
4. Forest Land: 1697.80 Ha (3.35%)

Bantul regency flowed 6 River that flows all year long with 114 km2. Namely:
1. Oyo River: 35.75 km
2. Opak River: 19.00 km
3. Code River: 7.00 km
4. Winongo River: 18.75 km
5. Bedog River: 9.50 km
6. Progo River: 24.00 km

2. ADMINISTRATION

Consists of 17 Districts, 75 Village, 933 Hamlet.

3. POPULATION

Registration Results in the Beginning of Year 2002

1. Total Population (Life) 789,745
- Laki-Laki (Soul) 386,777 = 48.97%
- Women (Life) 402,968 = 51.03%
- Adult Population (Life) 603,839 = 76.46%
- Population of Children (Soul) 185,906 = 23.54%

3. Family Leader (KK) 196,212

4. Population Movements in the Year 2002
a. Born (L) 6917 = 0.88%
b. Comes (D) 7268 = 0.92%
c. Die (M) 3573 = 0.45%
d. Go (P) 3927 = 0.50%

5. Increase in Population Year 2002 6.685 = 0.85%

6. Natural increase (L-M) 3344 = 0.42%

7. Population Density (people/km2) 1558

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