%0 Journal Article
%@ 2746-9069
%A Imelda Irmawati Damanik
%A Yohanes Satyayoga Raniasta
%D 2023
%F katalog:9147
%I Department of Architecture and Planning, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
%J Journal of Built Environment Studies (BEST)
%K Yogyakarta City, COVID-19, Uncertainty, Urban mobility, NPIs, Urban resilience
%N 1
%P 36-42
%T URBAN MOBILITY DURING THE PANDEMIC IN YOGYAKARTA
%U https://katalog.ukdw.ac.id/9147/
%V 4
%X The urban situation has  changed during COVID - 19 pandemic since 2020. The swift of mobility  behavior happened in all over the city in the world. The WHO’s suggestion to maintain  NPIs ;  the physical distancing is a push factor for people to reduce traveling and mobility.  The s logan  ‘stay at home’  became part of  the  new normal until nowadays, because publication of it was  spread on all media to reac h out the society.  Yogyakarta Ci ty respond s to the pandem ic issue  with the same strategy, minimizing mobility and travel.  However , there is uniqueness in  the  practice o n minimiz ing mobility and travel in 2020 and 2021. I n 2020, the control of mobility  and tr avel is based on community and i n 2021 the control of mobility and travel is based on  government policy. The security level of  tra vel i n 2020 is housing and urban kampung, and  in  2021  is  on  the  city  level.  The  research  is  focus ed on  the  perc eption  of  respondent  on  minimizing travel  and  mobility  between  these  two  year s.  The  data  was analyze d using  the  Principle  Component  Analysis  m ethod.  The  quantitative  result  will  be  compare d  with  observation,  so  it shows the  important  value  to  respond  during  uncertainty  on  travel  and  mobility iss ue. The study will give how  local wisdom and public policy collaborate  to produce  urban resilience  in Yogyakarta City