Increasing the private investment scheme effectiveness of Indonesia public housing through institutional integration

Indonesia is predicted to have 305 million of citizen by 2035 from the demographic bonus. Number of houses needed increases as well as its worthiness. Alternative ways of funding with private sector investment become top priority to provide public housing. However, some issues raise, i.e. project preparation period, hard to get financially feasible, and coordination complexity. Literature review and qualitative analysis are conducted. Main topics of the literature are public housing, infrastructure, private investment project, institutional, government effectiveness, and Indonesia existing condition. The qualitative analysis is used to find the relationship between literature to result the conclusion. Project preparation period and financially feasible should be solved by the function of private investment institutional which are central consultation and government support. Meanwhile, institutional integration can simplify the coordination complexity. The less the stakeholder number, the simpler the coordination.