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Changing overtime of the Pancoran Statue 

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Changing overtime of the Pancoran Statue 

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Flag colour meanings- Red stand for courage and sacrifice
White stands for purity and peace.
Names for the flag- Sang Saka Merah- Putih, Bendera Merah-Putih or Merah Putih.

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Did you know Jakarta is the eleventh largest city in the world.

There are 13 rivers that flow through Jakarta. the most important river is the Ciliwung river, which divides the city into two parts: the western and easter hemispheres.

Jakarta can be divided into 3 sections- the old town in the north, central Jakarta with high rise buildings and a modern residential garden suburb in the south.

The average rainfall for Jakarta a year is 222mm with a temperature between 22 degrees to 33 degrees.

150cm of the city's depth has sunk in may places over the last decade, due to natural climates.

Jakarta provides an interesting fusion of modern western architecture and traditional Indonesia culture.

Jakarta is one of the most active Tweeting cities.

Indonesia has one of the largest young population. It is 165 under the age of 30. 8% of the population if over 60 years old.

Indonesia has the second largest coastline in the world, with Canada having the 1st largest.

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Jakarta has grown in population and developed as a country. It has grown in population, development/buildings, employment, jobs, improvement in education.  Jakarta has become more of a tourist attracting city now as it has grown.

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Year 8 Orange
Term 3

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                                        Bibliography

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                                        Bibliography

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http://www.jakarta.travel/

http://www.manythingstodoin.com/2012/09/top-5-tourist-attractions-in-jakarta.html

http://www.indonesia-tourism.com/jakarta/

https://www.britannica.com/place/Jakarta

https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Travel-g294229-s202/Jakarta:Indonesia:Culture.html

https://www.reference.com/geography/jakarta-6b15f8c279998ed7

www.worldatlas.com/as/id/jk/where-is-jakarta.html

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Jakarta's Indonesia restaurant was built in 1994. The restaurant is decorated with Indonesian tradition theme with traditional Indonesian music as a background noise. The Indonesian food is very original. Between it' preparation and presentation. It features dishes from Bali, Java, Sunda, Padang and other Indonesia places. The dishes include traditional herbs and spices. There are also traditional drinks, candles, snacks from Indonesia.

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The pull factors are that there are more and better jobs, better hospitals and health care for serious and ill conditions, better living standards, cities are social and financial centres, and better education schools and universities.
Push factors of Jakarta are that there are too many people in the countryside, low income, not enough raw materials like water, food, and the quality of farming land is getting worse.

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All of the traffic in Jakarta is adding to the pollution and busyness of Jakarta and the suburbs. This is made u of heaps of motorbikes, trucks and cars.

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This picture is in Jakarta in Chinatown. It is of a drain with all rubbish and food scraps floating down the drain. It causes blockage in the pipes and the worst pollution. All of the rubbish will bring diseases and people will get sick.

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This picture and many farmers in Indonesia are not wealthy like people in the US. People treat farmers as field labor who take care of their employers land. The field labor can do things like taking care of crops, harvesting, taking care of cattle and the birds.

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This picture is of what an illegal housing, housing built without a permission letter would look like. People living in these houses would treat the river as a place to get water from and to drink that river water, bath and dump your waste.

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This is a house of what people live in, in the villages. They are small houses about 16 metres square. They're made out of bamboo webbing weaving, straw roof and soil floor or a house made of old wood.

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Jakata’s population is of 8,540,121. This population is making it the biggest city in Jakata Raya. The population of Jakarta has increased lots since 1940. Much of the population increase was by immigration. The government of in Jakarta close the city to people who are unemployed new settlers, better canonic conditions which attract new people. Most of the population in Jakarta is young which is good as it increases the potential of what people can be doing and having the best of the best. The people of Jakarta has increased heaps since 1940. Much of the increase is due to immigration.

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The Taman Ismail Marizuki centre in Jakarta has facilities for traditional and classical art performances. It also has theatres for modern plays and concerts. There is one of the traditional dances which is the Tari Topeng. This dance is popular with the Betawai mask dance where there are several dancers who are performing the traditional dance by using the mask. This dances is always danced around the area of Jakarta.

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By:Evellyn Goenawan P:4
~Prezi Culture project~
Jakarta,
Indonesia
Scenery
Transportation
Buildings
Monas Tower
From the beautiful nature scenery to the glamorous city, Jakarta is the perfect place. The city I was born at.
BAJAI
The most common transportation, a three wheeled vehicle. Like a cheaper version of taxis.
Local bus
Other
History
Indonesia independence day happend at August 17, 1945. The netherlands colonize Indonesia for approximately 3 centuries. After the Netherlands colonize Indonesia, the Japanese colonize Indonesia for 3 an da half years. Now, Indonesia is a developing country in business as their products are being exported out.
Extended Family
Aunt: Jenifer Kusnadi
Heni Kusnadi
Mary Kusnadi
Uncle:Yohanes Kusnadi
Steven Kusnasdi
Cousins: Caroline Marella
Bryan Marella
William Marella
Katherine Tanudjaya
Victoria Tanudjaya
Dion Pratama
Zipora Pratama
CUSTOMS:

August 17- Independence day celebration
April 21- Ibu katini

LANGUAGE:
English
Mandarin
Indonesian

Family Tree
Nuclear Family
Grandma
Grandpa
Mom
Dad
Brother
Cultural Influences
Being Born in Jakarta, Indonesia, the culture of my family has yet brought down to me. I am influenced by the culture as I grow up with people with the same culture, around me. I had my family to teach me proper manners in different times. Growing up in Indonesia, I learned that it was much more strict, even in school. I learn to act very politely. If not, the teacher has permission to hit you. Because of me surrounded by culture in my family, I learn to be truly devoted in the things I love or need to do. I learned to be true to myself and act politely. This culture has a big impact on me as it has taught me so much over the years. I am grateful that I have people around me to help me do what's right. This culture will forever impact and effect my future in the positive way.
Resources
http://www.habegraphy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Jakarta-1600x1200.jpg
http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/03/e7/6a/61/jakarta.jpg
http://jakartainformer.com/wp-content//uploads/1345454276.jpg
http://ds-lands.com/jakarta.html
http://www.klm.com/destinationguide/cms/destinationguide_onlrb/images/(D)%20Jakarta_tcm530-378235.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/TransJakarta_Bundaran_HI_1.jpg
http://files.myopera.com/Deniesaceh/albums/3522992/monas-jakarta.jpg
http://www.indonesiapoint.com/images/monas-in-jakarta-indonesia.jpg
http://www.you.com.au/pic/building/regatta-hotel-jakarta-building.jpg

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Caroline Marella Bryan Marella William Marella Katherine Tanudjaya Victoria Tanudjaya Dion Pratama Zipora Pratama

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Jenifer Kusnadi Heni Kusnadi Mary Kusnadi

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By:Evellyn Goenawan P:4 ~Prezi Culture project~ Jakarta,IndonesiaSceneryTransportationBuildingsMonas TowerFrom the beautiful nature scenery to the glamorous city, Jakarta is the perfect place. The city I was born at.BAJAIThe most common transportation, a three wheeled vehicle. Like a cheaper version of taxis. Local busOtherHistoryIndonesia independence day happend at August 17, 1945.

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Urban problems, solutions and innovations

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Urban problems, solutions and innovations

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Pollution- Pollution especially air pollution in Jakarta is very high. In the city there are loads of people, cars, trucks, buses, motorbikes and three wheeled taxis which are called Bajaj over there. All of these vehicles have an impact on the pollution in the city and they make the city noisy when there are lots of them. In the dry season when the farmers or when the national parks rangers are burning off their paddocks or bush the air pollution in and around Jakarta can be made worse by the fire’s smoke.
Traffic Jams- In the city of Jakarta there are lots of traffic hold up either of crashes, breakdowns, or peak hour. There are traffic lights which take a while to change as there are so many directions to go at the traffic light. This traffic is known to be the worst in the whole world. Jakarta is a city of around 10 million people crammed in 740 square kilometres of land. The public transport is limited to buses, and trains. Bus stops mean that when a bus stops in the middle of a busy road, people have to climb in and out of a vehicle that only has one door.
Cigarette ads everywhere- Many Indonesian people smoke. Restaurants allow smoking indoors. Around Jakarta you even see school children around the city smoking and even orangutans . Every street in Jakarta has a billboard or banner promoting local cigarettes. They do lots of this as they can't actually show the cigarettes.

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Philip Kotler Jakarta CMO Club: Urban Nature - Harmonizing Technology, Art, and Life

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A presentation to the Jakarta CMO Gathering, explain about the city problem and how to solve it.

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90% of the Jakarta population is Muslim. Indonesian is said to be the largest Muslim country in the world. There are groups of people who participate in Buddhism, Hinduism, Greek Paganism and Shamanistic Animism. Christianity whoever, is not a foreign religion to Indonesia.  Indonesia do not have a state religion but there is a legal system to regulate people’s beliefs. The State recognises only 5 faith categories and each religion must be under one of the categories to be legally practised. These categories include. Islam, Roman Catholicism, Buddhism, Protestantism, Hinduism. Serval church buildings in Indonesia have had to be left or abandoned since the Muslim controlled local governing and would also not allow building permits to be granted.

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Languages- Indonesia has over 500 spoken languages. The official language spoken is Bahasa Indonesia. Bateau, Javanese and Sundanese are widely used as well. Most people in the tourism jobs can also speak little bits of English. A small population of the elderly people can speak Dutch from when the islands were part of the Dutch East Indies.

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Jakarta has threatened to stop immigrants into the capital, whose number is predicted to increase by a third. The new people coming to Australia, who often arrive without a job or money often receive the blame for Jakarta’s poverty and social problems. The slowness of development in other regions is only their to bring the migrants into the populated city. The solution for this is as long as housing in Jakarta is there, the government will continue to clean it up so their will be no more places for  low income people coming to Jakarta. Jakarta offers many opportunity to new people but as long as they are honest, willing to work hard, and are creative.

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Living in Jakarta- Life throughout Jakarta is very different and has heaps of different varieties. There are lots of different people who have a lot of different cultural backgrounds. They also have lots of different lifestyles. The city is built of high-rise buildings, modern hotels and apartments. Jakarta unfortunately has poor areas where people live in basic shelters or houses made out of whatever things people can find. Parts of Jakarta do not have running water or proper sewerage systems. These problems can mean in the wet season of the year because they have wet and dry seasons, open drains can flood and sewage can be washed through the streets and drains which would and do increasing the risk of diseases and infections. There are new and old parts of Jakarta. The old parts of Jakarta where some people live have apartment buildings or blocks of flats where they have to share kitchens and bathrooms with their neighbours.

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Jakarta is a very popular place for tourist to go and get away. It’s equipped with all modern transportation, by sea, air, railway or by land. Jakarta has one of the most largest and modern airport in the country. It’s got the most important harbour in Indonesia and is well connected by railway of good roads to other destinations in Java, Sumatra and Bail. It has growing international airlines and domestic flights. Jakarta is a city of traditional and the modern, the rich and the poor. Tourist attractions start from historical, cultural attractions and more. Tourist attractions in Jakarta with historical categories include Pancasila Sakti Monument, National Museum and Central Station. While the tourist attractions that include cultural tourism include Taman Ismail Marizuki, the Istiqlal Mosque, and Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. There is also the Rangunan Zoo, Kepulauan Seribu and Taman Impian Jaya Anciol.

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Indonesia has the biggest economy in the Southeast Asia.  Jakarta can be identified as the national capital and a centre place of control for the national economy, then as an administrative centre, and as a big industrial place for. It's location is as a port is also important for centre of trade. It’s one of the emerging market economies of the world. Indonesia has a lot of natural resources, including crude oil, natural gas, tin, copper, gold,  printing works, soap factories, margarine and repair shops. It’s most important imports are machinery and equipment, chemicals, fuels and foods. Major exports are oil and gas, electrical appliances, plywood, rubber and textiles. Machinery, cigarettes, paper, glassware, wire cable and automotive products are manufactured. Jakarta also has sawmills, textile mills, food processing plants, breweries and a film industry.
This table graph shows the economy of Jakarta.

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The city Jakarta is found in Jakarta Raya, the capital of Indonesia. Jakarta is elevated 16 metres above sea level. Indonesia has over 18,000 islands. It goes almost 2 million square kilometres between Asia and Australia. Indonesia shares land borders with 3 countries which are Malaysia, timor and Papa New Guinea. It’s positioned on the equator, across the region of the volcanic activity. Indonesia has 400 volcanoes within its border with at least 90 still active.