Solid Waste Management of Balikpapan. By City Government of Balikpapan

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Solid Waste Management of Balikpapan By City Government of Balikpapan

Presentation Outline 1. Introduction to Balikpapan 2. Solid Waste Management Portrait 3. Recent and Future Strategy 4. Composting in Balikpapan 5. Lessons Learned 6. Summary

Introduction to Balikpapan

Geography

Topography and Demography Total Area of 503,33 km 2 (50.333 Ha) Bordering 2 other Municipalities Topography : 85% hilly, 15% flat area Soil Type: Red Podsols and Yellow-red Podsols & Silica Sand (vulnerable to land slide) Population (2010): 614.681 people Growth rate: 4,52% per year (natural growth 1,56% and immigration 2,96%)

Solid Waste Management Portrait

General Overview Waste disposal site with Sanitary Landfill system to minimize environmental impacts International cooperation project (PESAMAS) to reduce the amount of produced solid waste by 10% within 3 years Improvement of legal aspects and law enforcement against littering Raising environmental awareness through education and public campaign Adjusting waste management principle to local characteristics to improve the effectiveness ( Trash Bank )

Waste Disposal Mechanism HH Scavengers Landfill HH HH HH Temporary Waste Disposal Container (TPS) Waste Disposal Service Registration and Weighing Composting Leachates TREATMENT HH HH Communal Solid Waste Management Center Sorting Disposal

Baseline Information (1) In 2010 Through Composting : 525 tons/month (app.. 3,98%) Through Recycling : 564 tons/month (app.. 4,28%) Through other uses : 86 tons/month (app.. 0,66%) 8,92%

Baseline Information(2) PURPOSE BUDGET ALLOCATION (IDR) Composting Activities in TPA 463.386.640 New Infrastructure 2.014.090.000 Maintenance of Infrastructure 10.151.397.000 Infrastructure Quality Improvement 3.307.884.000 Operational Waste Disposal Service 11.495.775.600 Cleanliness Maintenance in Public Places 4.474.475.200 Law Enforcement 1.257.000.000 TOTAL 33.164.008.440

Waste Characteristics

Recent and Future Strategy (1) VSION: Balikpapan as a clean, beautiful, and comfortable city MISSIONS Up to 2015: 1. To improve the health quality of the sanitation worker and community in general 2. To improve community awareness and involvement on solid waste management and extend the capacity building in environmental management 3. To improve city cleanliness via integrated solid waste management until 2015 (CGH, 3R, communal composting program) 4. To cover the required infrastructure for solid waste management until 2015

Recent and Future Strategy (1) VSION: Balikpapan as a clean, beautiful, and comfortable city MISSIONS Up to 2015: 1. To improve the health quality of the sanitation worker and community in general 2. To improve community awareness and involvement on solid waste management and extend the capacity building in environmental management 3. To improve city cleanliness via integrated solid waste management until 2015 (CGH, 3R, communal composting program) 4. To cover the required infrastructure for solid waste management until 2015

Recent and Future Strategy (2) Our PESAMAS = Pengelolaan Sampah Berbasis Masyarakat (Community-based Solid Waste Management) Biodiversity Conservation Environmental-sound Regulation Initial PESAMAS by JICA = Pengkomposan Berbasis Masyarakat (Community-based Composting Project) Sanitation Balikpapan towards Environmentally Sustainable City

Recent and Future Strategy (3) Progress, results or targets are achieved already Landfill gas utilization in progress Some behavior change have been observed to be more aware to the regulation regarding littering Law enforcement operation from once a year to 4 times a year. Total solid waste Reduction by 8,92% in 2010 Construction of new composting center, especially in the coastal residential area.

Recent and Future Strategy (4) FUTURE PLANS To expand and promote composting center to be citywide To promote community solid waste management via trash bank To promote environmental education (for sustainable development) To improve the human resources via capacity building for the relevant stakeholders To increase public involvement on solid waste management. To promote environmental sustainability via various mass media. To improve law enforcement To implement reward and punishment mechanism.

Recent and Future Strategy (5) Through Formal Education Based on the concept of Education for Sustainable Development Nationwide program with emphasizing environmental issues at the global to local level ( Mangrove High school and Rainforest High school ) To the recent date, 11 Schools in Balikpapan are officially appointed as Adiwiyata School

Recent and Future Strategy (5) Through Non-Formal Education Public counseling emphasizes on 3R concepts and practices, legal aspects Manggar Landfill as an environmental education center emphasizes on solid waste issues KWPLH as an environmental education centre with a special facility for malayan sun bear, also promotes composting Well-run Composting Centers as learning places

Composting In Balikpapan

Composting in Balikpapan (1)

Composting in Balikpapan (2) Partners Role Donor via CSR Donor via CSR Donor via CSR Motivator SWM Business company CSR Coordinator Practicioner Campaign and Dissemination Motivator Chevron Total PERTAMINA YAYASAN PEDULI PT BES BP MIGAS Adiwiyata schools Kaltim post group PERKUMPULAN STABIL Consortium of Environmental Organization in Balikpapan Motivator and Coordinator Mobilization via Governmental Instances (BAPPEDA, BLH and DKPP)

Composting in Balikpapan (3) Compost products produced by governmental facilities are for local consumption only Compost products produced by local community will be purchased by the city government but in small scale only Green/Food Waste as Fish pellets

Lessons Learned

Success Factors Incentive via Adipura awards Enforcement of Environmental regulation UU no. 18 Tahun 2008 and PERDA No. 10 Tahun 2004 CGH Programs

Barriers and Challenges Contrast diversity in Education level requires different approaches Lack of Awareness Regulation to be actually enforced Mediocre coverage for garbage disposal service due to hilly topography and poor spatial planning

Required Assistance in Improving urban planning Approach Strategy Planning to alert the people the importance of proper waste management Policy Advocacy to produce realistic regulation concerning waste management to be implemented Capacity Building for relevant stakeholders in managing and utilizing garbage Extending Possibilities to market compost products

Improvement of Slum Areas (1) Is Located in the Buffer Zone Area of Pertamina RU. V (Oil Refinery) Was built by local community over 30 years ago through encroachment of formerly mangrove area Measures are needed to minimize environmental impacts through ICMM Project since 2000 Over-Water Village Margasari Raising Environmental Awareness

Improvement of Slum Areas (2) Before the Project After the Project

SUMMARY The City Government of Balikpapan is striving to improve solid waste management, water resources management, ad air quality with solid planning and MRV principles PESAMAS has been integrated to the mid-term urban development master plan to reduce solid waste generation, primarily but not exclusively through composting The City Government of Balikpapan set a priority on environmental education as a main tool to raise environmental awareness in general The City Government of Balikpapan is engaged in national to international cooperation activities to improve environmental quality of urban area

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