Economic Partnership Program Water Demand Management and Leakage Control

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1 Economic Partnership Program Water Demand Management and Leakage Control 1

2 CONTENTS 2

3 ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND 3

4 Organizational Structure of Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister Energy Commision Deputy Minister Secretary General National Water Services Commission Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia Deputy Secretary General (Green Technology & Water) Deputy Secretary General (Energy ) Water Supply Department Green Technology Sector Water Sector Energy Sector Management Sector Sewerage Services Department Raw Water Transfer From Pahang To Selangor Project Team (PPAMPS) Legal Division Corporate Communication & Public Relation Division Internal Audit Unit Policy Division Regulatory and Development Division Water Services Policy Division Water Services Regulatory Division Energy Supply Division Sustainable Energy Division Malaysian Electricity Supply Industries Trust Account Fund Management Division Strategic Planning & International Relation Division Human Resource Management Division Financia Management & Development Division Information Management Division Management Service Division 4

5 VISION & MISSION of Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water Vision Mission Industry leader in the sustainable development of energy and the National Water and Green Technology 1 2 To formulate policies and establish the legal framework and effective regulation Setting the direction for the energy, green technology and water industry in line with national development goals 3 Develop an efficient management system and an effective monitoring mechanism 5

6 VISION & MISSION OF WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Vision Mission To provide sufficient, safe, quality and reliable water supply for the whole nation to satisfy the needs of the people and nation 1 2 To provide technical advisory services to the ministry and other agencies in planning, designing, implementing and managing water supply programmes To ensure sufficient, quality and reliable water supply for the public and industry 6

7 WATER SECTOR FUNCTIONS To formulate and establish National Water Industry policy To plan and develop the National Water Industry regulatory framework To plan, evaluate and monitor water supply and sewerage services infrastructure development projects Joint secretariat of National Water Resources Council with Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment 7

8 WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT FUNCTIONS To provide technical advisory services to the ministry and other agencies in planning, designing, implementing and managing water supply programmes To plan, implement, coordinate and monitor national water supply development programmes/projects to meet the targets that fulfil the needs of the people and nation To plan, monitor and implement the development of water resources To monitor the quality of raw water at intakes in Malaysia and of treated water in Sabah and Sarawak To carry out safety monitoring on high-risk water supply dams and tanks on slopes 8

9 WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT FUNCTIONS To serve as committee member (SIRIM and SPAN) in preparing the list of approved materials for water supply projects To act as certifying agent for the Sungai Langat Water Treatment Plant implemented by PAAB To plan, implement and monitor NRW programmes To plan, prepare and maintain water supply infrastructure for domestic and industrial requirements in Labuan Island 9

10 WATER SITUATION IN MALAYSIA 10

11 MALAYSIA S WATER REFORM Amendment to Federal Constitution (February 2005) to enable the Federal Government to regulate the water services water supply servic es under the Federal Government, water resources remain under State Government Water Services Industry Act 2006 (WSIA 2006) to govern the water services industry from raw water treatment to discharge of waste water National Water Services Commission Act 2006 (SPAN Act) To establish a national regulator for the water services industry 11

12 MALAYSIA S WATER REFORM Water Management Before Constitution Amendment Water Management Under Water Services Industry Act

13 POLICY & INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK Body Area of responsibility Description Federal Government Policy matters Development of holistic water policy for the country by setting policy directions. State Governments National Water Resources Council (MSAN) National Water Services Commission (SPAN) Water resources matters Water resources matters cross boundaries/inter state/issues of national interest Regulatory matters Manage existing water basins with the view of protecting the quality of raw water and identifying new water basins when required. Ensures coordination with the various State Governments in the management of the water resources. Regulate water services industry (water & sewerage services) 13

14 SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY Surface water (98%) Ground water (2%) Malaysia s sources of water supply (100%) 14

15 PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION SERVED WITH TREATED WATER SUPPLY 99.5% 98.2% National Average : 93.95% 99.8% 57.3% 95.8% 99.6% 99.8% 98% 99.9% LABUAN 100% 80% 100% 99.8% 93.7% 15

16 NON REVENUE WATER (NRW) 65.7% 48.4% National Average : 39.44% 17.3% 30% 53.7% 37.7% % 53% 41.2% LABUAN 20% 50.9% 23.4% 28.2% 30.5% 16

17 WATER DEMAND IN MALAYSIA

18 KEY STATISTICS ON MALAYSIA S WATER SUPPLY (AS AT 2011) Generally, water supply is available 24 hours a day The growth of demand for water supply is at 8% to 10% each year There are 458 water treatment plant with capacity of 16,771 MLD Total water main is 131,286 KM Total connection is 6.46 million serving 25.9 million Total water supply capacity and water supply demand in Federal Territory of Labuan is 104 MLD and 59 MLD respectively 18

19 ISSUES & CHALLENGES 19

20 ISSUES & CHALLENGES Strengthening the policy and regulatory framework Aging infrastructures need to be refurbished / upgraded / replaced Declining in quantity and quality of water resources for the water supply industry Consumerism education, etc 20

21 THANK YOU 21