INACON delivers integrated urban development, housing, slum upgrading, land administration, spatial planning, and post-disaster recovery solutions for projects financed by leading multilateral development banks, including the Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank, Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and the Global Environment Facility (GEF). Our portfolio demonstrates strong capabilities in integrated planning, technical management, institutional strengthening, and community-based implementation, with a consistent focus on climate-smart, resilience, and biodiversity-sensitive urban development.

In urban planning and sustainable cities, INACON supports national and local governments in preparing integrated city development plans, pre-feasibility studies, and basic designs aligned with national spatial and development frameworks. Through flagship programs such as the National Urban Development Project (NUDP) and the Indonesia Sustainable Cities Impact Project, we embed climate resilience, biodiversity, and sustainability principles into urban investment planning—strengthening the linkage between spatial planning and infrastructure programming and generating bankable, sustainable urban investment pipelines.

Our experience in slum upgrading and urban infrastructure management, including assignments under the National Slum Upgrading Program (NSUP), focuses on strengthening institutional capacity, improving inter-agency coordination, and ensuring environmental and social safeguards compliance. These interventions expand access to basic services, improve housing and neighbourhood conditions, and promote inclusive urban growth in targeted communities.

INACON also brings strong expertise in post-disaster recovery and housing resilience, delivering engineering design, construction supervision, and community-based reconstruction in disaster-affected areas. Complemented by community-driven development and affordable housing initiatives, our work improves housing quality, restores critical infrastructure, and strengthens local systems for resilient urban recovery.

In land administration, spatial data, and governance, INACON has implemented public financial management reforms, land governance initiatives, and information system–based institutional strengthening in collaboration with central and subnational governments, supported by ADB and the World Bank. Under the Local Government Finance and Governance Reform – Sector Development Project, we supported the nationwide rollout of computerized financial management and reporting systems across 171 provinces and districts, enhancing transparency, accountability, and investment readiness. Through GIS-based land resource inventory and evaluation projects, we developed reliable land databases and spatial planning tools—supporting land-use planning, coastal land conflict management, and evidence-based local decision-making.

Collectively, these engagements demonstrate INACON’s proven ability to strengthen urban governance, planning quality, and implementation capacity, reduce fiduciary and land tenure risks, and deliver inclusive, resilient, and sustainable urban development outcomes.