URBAN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING BASED ON THE CREATIVE ECONOMY A CASE STUDY OF MEDAN CITY

Authors

  • Raya Mahfuzha State Islamic University of North Sumatera Author
  • Nadya State Islamic University of North Sumatera Author
  • Dicky Pratama State Islamic University of North Sumatera Author
  • M.Wahid Daulay State Islamic University of North Sumatera Author
  • Ataina Zulfa Nasution State Islamic University of North Sumatera Author

Keywords:

sustainable development., development planning, creative economy,, Medan city

Abstract

The creative economy is a strategic sector that drives sustainable regional growth. Medan City, as one of Indonesia’s major urban centers, has great potential in developing creative industries such as culinary, fashion, music, and digital technology. However, its contribution remains limited due to weak planning, lack of infrastructure, and limited financing access. This study analyzes creative economy–based city development planning in Medan using a qualitative case study with data from BPS, the Medan City Government, and Bekraf. The findings show that the creative economy supports job creation and competitiveness but faces challenges in collaboration, regulation, and facilities. Therefore, inclusive and innovative development planning is essential to make the creative economy a key driver of sustainable urban growth in Medan.

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2025-12-03

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URBAN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING BASED ON THE CREATIVE ECONOMY A CASE STUDY OF MEDAN CITY. (2025). International Journal of Applied Economics, Banking and Management, 1(3), 313-325. https://ejournalarsypersada.com/index.php/economics/article/view/102

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