Model of sustainable wellbeing on decent house Study case of Bekasi City, West Java']Java, Indonesia

The core goal of the SDGs is to achieve public welfare through holistic approaches and processes ( UN, 2012). One of the objectives of SDGs is cities and human settlements inclusive safe, resilient and sustainable. The ability of individuals and government in providing a decent housing could be considered as an important factor for sustainable housing environment. On the other hand, economic growth in urban areas could lead to the urbanization in urban area and migration in the hinterland area to find a shelter location. It may trigger the improper land utilizations. Urbanization puts a pressure on limited land resources, and, in turn, may have a negative impact on well-being sustainability. House quality could form the housing profile. The adequate housing profile reflects a quality of life, and quality of life itself reflects the well-being as well. This study proposes an estimated model of sustainability to find the housing sustainable indices to the built environment which can be used as one of measurements for a household welfare. This study was conducted in Bekasi City of Indonesia as an emerging urban development in the hinterland area of Jakarta Metropolitan. This research methods combined sampling techniques of stratified and cluster treatments. From the research methods and spatial analysis, the model to measure the well-being referring to the built environment was obtained. The result shows that the sustainable housing environment quality is the core aspect of well-being. However, it is triggered by human quality. (C) 2015 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V.