COMPARATIVE STUDY ON GREEN CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDONESIA

Indonesia just started in implementing green building criteria in its infrastructure development. First green rating tool was introduced by the Green Building Council of Indonesia (GBCI) in 2010 while the first government regulation on green building was introduced in 2012. Twenty years earlier, in 1990, UK have developed their green rating tool, BREEAM, that often be used as a reference for many council and nations in developing their green building criteria. Since Indonesia is very late in developing green criteria, Indonesia needs a shortcut in finding direction for the development. Lesson learned from developed country in implementing their green criteria could be used by Indonesia as a basis or reference in developing appropriate green building criteria. This paper presents a comparative study of green building criteria in developing countries, green building criteria in GBCI green-ship rating, and also green building criteria of Jakarta government regulation. The comparison is done by mapping any criteria listed in those documents. This study will also map the changes process of the criteria development in order to find the direction of the development of each criterion or each rating tools. In this study, the background or formulation contexts of each green criterion need to be carried out. Especially the environmental context is required to be analyzed in order to find the differences between green criteria. This study will focus on sustainability aspects so the comparative study can produce precise direction for the development of green building criteria with appropriate context towards Indonesia's sustainable Infrastructure developmentconference pape

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An Alarm to Our Modern Social Environment -The Case of Sôseki Natsume-

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Reproduction of the Evidence Phase by the USSR at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East —Concerning the Quotes on Yamasaki Toyoko’s The Two Homelands—

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Reproduction of the Opening Statement of KIYOSE Ichiro, the Defense Counsel at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East ―Concerning the Quotes on YAMASAKI Toyoko’s The Two Homelands―

In The Two Homelands by Yamasaki Toyoko, there is detailed description of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. This study attempts to examine how the opening statement by a defense attorney, Kiyose Ichiro, on February 24,1947, was reproduced in the work. The full text of the opening statement is available in Kiyose Ichiro’s Hiroku, Tokyo Saiban (The Secret Records of the Tokyo Trials). In this research, comparing Kiyose’s original statement and the text reproduced in The Two Homelands revealed that much of statement was quoted extensively.論文(Article)departmental bulletin pape

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