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Table 1. Collaborative planning process in street vendor relocation in Surakarta (Illustrationfrom the Banjarsari project).Period DescriptionSeptember 2005 PreparationIdentifying problems through data collection, observation to streetvendors and associationsMaking plan and design for new spacesGetting-to-know with those street vendors informallyLate 2005 Establishing networksInvolving NGOs (SOMPIS, LesKAP, Patiro, Yapi, Forkot) anduniversities (UNS) in collaboration and planning processSilaturahmi’ (gathering), in which the associations were invited tothe City Hall to get-to-know with the local officials‘Cokekan’ (gathering and traditional entertainment), without formaltalks about the relocation plan2005–2006 (during4–6 months)Communication process (1)Public consultation, aimed to hear aspiration from the communitiesThese meetings were done 54 times in totalDuring these meetings, the community was asked to express theiropinions about urban development in general without mentioningrelocation projectsInformal atmosphere was built throughout these meetingsDecember 29, 2005 Communication process (2)Rejection over relocation sent from the street vendor associationsDecember 30, 2005 Communication process (3)Socialization of detailed plans, including subsidies they wouldobtain from the governmentEarly 2006 Communication process (4)All associations eventually agreed with the relocation planJuly 23, 2006 Relocation succeeded and was celebrated through a symbolicparade (kirab boyongan)Source: Summarized from Sufianti et al. (2013) and interview
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