Spatial Planning Program

Spatial plan is the basis or reference for the development of spatial policy across sectors and regions in order to use the space can be synergistic and sustainable. Provincial Spatial Plan (RTRWP) has established norms of spatial utilization of spatial regions. Provincial Spatial contain: (a) the pattern of spatial use of protected areas and aquaculture areas in Jambi Province, (b) the structure of the development of network facilities and infrastructure areas, including residential centers. Therefore, it is very important to take advantage of Jambi Province Spatial arrangement of space as a reference area, which is then translated into RTRW Regency / City.

1. Special Area Development

- Development of fast-growing region, and strategic location;

- Development of areas of potential / prospective, which has the potential wealth of natural resources;

- Development of backward areas, which lack the natural resources and or isolated, including border areas;

- Development of marine-based region.

2. Fast Growing Area Development Policy and Strategic

- Improved and superior product diversification;

- Increased trade flows between regions;

- Improved functionality and small town outside of Edinburgh;

- Improved infrastructure and inter-regional economy;

- Increased investment and business climate;

- Increased cooperation and effort;

- Increased capacity among local governments in economic development regional / local;

- Control of the environmental quality of neighborhoods;

- Improved quality of life.

3. Policy Area Development Profektif

- Improving the investment climate and the ease of licensing in the development of prospective areas;

- Improvement of infrastructure services and facilities prospective areas;

- Increased community involvement and participation in business activities in the area of ​​prospective members;

- Increased local and global economic linkages;

- Increased capacity of government in economic development in the area of ​​prospective.

4. Policy Development of Disadvantaged Regions (Including Isolated and Frontier Regions).

- Increased availability of infrastructure services and facilities in the border region and left behind (as a front porch);

- Increasing the development of large-scale agribusiness in the region left behind and the border;

- Increased security of forestry and utilization of marine resources in the border regions;

- Increased provision of traffic checkpoints between countries;

- Improved security of the state border line.

5. Area Development Policy-Based Marine

- Improvement of infrastructure services and facilities-based regional marine (maritime);

- Increased development of large-scale marine-based industries;

- Development of fishing fleets;

- Increased utilization and development of small islands;

- Increased supervision of the utilization of marine resources;

- Increased security at the beach and sea borders freely.