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August 21, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

Urban Planning Policies and Architectural Design for Sustainable Food Security: A Case Study of Smart Cities in Indonesia

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RHRafi HaikalTFThoriqi FirdausHHHerdis Herdiansyah

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Overview

Mixed-methods analysis reveals urban planning policies impact food security in Indonesian smart cities, suggesting essential infrastructure improvements.

Key Points

  • Food security is seriously impacted by regional disparities in Gross Regional Domestic Product and high food costs, which undermine access to resources.
  • Access to electricity has shown to improve resilience against food insecurity in urban environments, highlighting its essential role in smart city planning.
  • Mixed-methods approach analyzed 75 smart cities using regression and case studies, demonstrating the importance of tailored urban solutions.
  • The study emphasizes adopting equitable infrastructure and architectural strategies to strengthen urban farming and water-food energy systems.

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Haikal et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6d8a7567bf4f94fead87https://doi.org/10.3390/su17167546
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