Community Engagement in Watershed and River Basin Conservation Practices in Jasa Tirta I Public Corporation (PJT I) Indonesia

Similar documents
BUILDING INTEGRITY IN RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT: CASE STUDY N BRANTAS RIVER BASIN INDONESIA

Keys for Success in IWRM in the Bengawan Solo River Basin

IWRM IMPLEMENTATION & CAPACITY BUILDING IN RBO

UPSTREAM-DOWNSTREAM INTEGRATION Lessons Learned from INTERDAWM Project, Indonesia

Presentation outline Introduction Condition in Indonesia Recent Big Flood in Bengawan Solo and Brantas River Basins Watershed Degradation and Sediment

Collaboration Effort to Maintain the Water Resources Degradation at Batu Municipality, East Java, Indonesia

EXAMPLE OF THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS. 1. Introduction

The NARBO TWINNING PROGRAM ACTIVITIES & 2007

with the Decree of the Governor Head of Level I Region of East Java. Number: 59 of the year 1994

UPSTREAM-DOWNSTREAM INTEGRATION Lessons Learned from INTERDAWM Project, Indonesia

WATER ALLOCATION IN THE BRANTAS RIVER BASIN CONFLICTS AND ITS RESOLUTIONS

IN JASA TIRTA II PUBLIC CORPORATION

How Do Ecosystems Change?

Sustainability Focus to community Active without violence Non-Partisan Natural harmony Independence Effective

Jasa Tirta II Public Corporation I N D O N E S I A

Member s Annual Report 2009

TABLE OF CONTENTS. Message from the General Manager Our Vision/Our Mission Resource Recovery Returning Nutrients to the Soil...

Identification and analysis the illegal dumping spot of solid waste at Ciliwung segment 5 riverbanks

Member s Annual Report 2007

River water pollution condition in upper part of Brantas River and Bengawan Solo River

Surface Water. Solutions for a better world

School Waste Composition Study

3R Implementation in Indonesia. Mohammad Helmy Tri Bangun Laksono Dida Gardera

Framework and Action Plans for River Rehabilitation of Small Streams in the Brantas River Basin, East Java, Indonesia

INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN CITARUM RIVER BASIN - INDONESIA

CLIMATE CHANGE ASSESSMENT (SUMMARY)

Gulf of Mexico Program

Foreword. Jatiluhur, February 26 th, JASA TIRTA II PUBLIC CORPORATION President Director, Ir. Djendam Gurusinga, Dipl. HE NIK.

Hydrogeometry And Water Quality Data Analysis For One Dimension Water Quality Modelling Of Lesti River At Malang Regency

The Flood Resilience Alliance ( )

BASIN WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION IN INDONESIA

Inception of "Twining Program"-Between KOWACO and Indonesian NARBO. Second twinning program initiated

All staff in the Freshwater Programme

Integrity management in the Brantas River Basin, Indonesia

1.0 Explore alternative methods for recovery of designated materials Examine diversion of additional materials at the public drop off depot

Secrets of successful RBOs

Gunnison Basin Wet Meadow and Riparian Restoration and Resilience-Building Project

Gampaha City Strategy Agenda. for Urban/Periurban Agriculture

Module 2.1 Pollution Prevention

Community-based Technical Cooperation for Composting

California Department of Water Resources National Water Research Institute Southern California Water Committee October 20, 2016

Value Chain Development as Alternative Method For Mapping Waste Management Muhammad Saiful Hakim 1, Imam Baihaqi 2, Aang Kunaifi 3

Global climate change and recent changes in Indonesia water resources

TOP 10 LIST FOR A SUCCESSFUL & COST EFFECTIVE IWM PLAN

Preliminary Study of Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) for Sediment and Nutrient at Lesti River Basin-Indonesia

THE THIRD GENERAL MEETING OF NARBO

We leverage investment capital to maximize land protection and management outcomes to benefit water quality

INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT (IWM): Building Partnership for Effective Management of Komodo National Park

Landscaping Recharge Areas to Increase Spring Flow

Projects implemented in the Brantas River Basin Development Project are presented as

Keep the soil fertility and forests for the sovereignty of the environment by JRKDem

Providing a forum for businesses to make their voices heard, share best practices, highlight accomplishments, be part of the solution, engage

LABORATORY 8: WASTE AND RECYCLING AT PLU Due November 7 th or 9 th

FINAL REPORT (MAIN REPORT)

Strengthening national evaluation capacities for better results for children in Tanzania - UNICEF s partnership with TanEA

Save The Energy, Save Our Present, Save Our Future. By : SMK Negeri 1 Bandung

TARAKAN ISLAND. 1. Area (km 2 ) = 657, Total Population (people) =

Terms of reference Marine litter prevention through source-to-sea management

Utilization of Information Technology for Non Domestic Waste Management in Semarang City

TRASH REDUCTION PLAN Storm Water Management Plan

Part A (Day1) Contents of the Brochure for Study Visits. 1. Handout Study: Background to Solo. 2. Handout Study: Wonogiri Sedimentation

STEM Project: It s All Water Under the Dam

New Network of IWRM for Asia Network of Asian River Basin Organizations 1

LARNAKA SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

SWANA Senior Executive Seminar: Reimagine Phoenix Initiative

Support for Community and CSO Driven Initiatives for Improved Water Supply and Sanitation

Science Essential Standards

3. PRESENT CONDITION OF THE WATERSHED 3.1 Land Use and Terrace in Watershed (1/3)

WASTE. Waste Generation has Increased Since Our Great Grandparent s Day

World Vision MUS Programming: a few minute review. Ron Clemmer WASH Sr. Technical Advisor - WVUS January 20, 2012

Combating Marine Plastic Debris Through National Plan of Actions Indonesian Approach

Nicosia Municipality Waste Management Practices and Policies. Nicosia 23 October 2016

Country Analysis Paper. < Cambodia>

2 Stakeholder Analysis

Land Accounting for SDG Monitoring and Reporting

TRASH Waste Management in Developing Countries

ADAPTATION MANAGEMENT ON CLIMATE CHANGE: STUDY OF WOMEN ROLE IN FOREST AND LAND CONSERVATION AT THE UPSTREAM OF BENGAWAN SOLO WATERSHED

Country Analysis Paper. < Indonesia >

Member s Annual Report 2005

Budhi Gunawan. Padjadjaran University. International Conference on Sustainability Science in Asia March 2011

Charter: Great Lakes Region Aquatic Habitat Connectivity Collaborative

Solid Waste Problem and Waste Characterization in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SURABAYA. Solid Waste Management Seminar Kitakyushu, September 19-20, 2002

Water Management Pollution Policy in Indonesia

From Soil and Water Conservation to Small Scale Irrigation

Ex-Ante Evaluation (for Japanese ODA Loan)

Waste management in Estonia. Taimar Ala Estonian Environmental Board Deputy Director

Saskatoon Talks Trash: Curbside. Pop-Up Conversations Feedback Summary

Prince William County Public Schools Annual Audit Plan

Recycling and Zero Waste

Practice and Reflection on High-Level Personnel Training and Introduction: A Case Study of Changchun University of Science & Technology

International Round Table Transboundary Water Management. Report of Working Group B

Madiun River Urgent Flood Control Project

The 2nd International Conference on Civil Engineering Research (ICCER) 2016 Contribution of Civil Engineering toward Building Sustainable City 27

3R Implementation in Indonesia. Asia 3R Conference Tokyo,, 30 Oct 1 Nov, presented in. Ministry of Environment - Republic of Indonesia

The Impact of Integrating Multiple Best Management Technologies. Karen Scanlon, Executive Director, Conservation Technology Information Center

Green Street Maintenance Program and Lessons Learned

RECYCLING THINK BEFORE YOU THROW!

Nonpoint Source Pollution A Challenge to Control

Transcription:

Community Engagement in Watershed and River Basin Conservation Practices in Jasa Tirta I Public Corporation (PJT I) Indonesia Astria Nugrahany Chief of Environment Unit Information and Environment Bureau Jasa Tirta I Public Corporation

JASA TIRTA I PUBLIC CORPORATION Gov t Reg. No 46 of 2010 : Brantas R.B and Bengawan Solo R.B Presidential Decree No. 2 of 2014 : Toba Asahan R.B, Jratunseluna R.B dan Serayu Bogowonto R.B

ISSUES IN THE RIVER BASIN - TECHNICAL Lodoyo Dam Wlingi Dam Sediment Bypass Channel

ISSUES IN THE RIVER BASIN - SOCIAL GARBAGE ACCUMULATION AT RESERVOIR Composition of Garbage in Sengguruh Reservoir Time Garbage amount (kg) Rubbish garden & plants Wood Rubber Plastic Glass Source: UNITRI, 2016 Strengthening community awareness related to clean river

Conservation of water resources are created through the protection and conservation of water resources, preservation of water, water quality management and water pollution control. PJT-I conservation activities (2008-2016) Year Check-dam Planting 2008 38 229.660 2009 42 224.410 2010 60 769.820 2011 53 1.310.530 2012 66 1.983.970 2013 77 1.945.382 2014 99 1.227.000 2015 115 864.417 2016 120 928.830 Total 670 9.484.019

Conservation strategy of water resources in the river basin: 1) Conservation activities is done in cooperation with the relevant authorities and Non Governmental Organization (NGO) such as greening activities involving communities to plant and maintain trees, while the provision of seeds and coaching is done through cooperation between PJT I non-governmental organizations. Building small check dams or gully plug and water infiltration and sediment control structure.

Conservation strategy of water resources in the river basin: 2) Conducting socialization or counseling which done routinely to the community which lives in the area along the river, around the reservoir and also for the general public. Socialization/counseling is usually done PJT 1 in cooperation with NGOs, relevant agencies and academics, about the importance of preserving the environment.

Composting using waste and garbage sorting (Surabaya River Case Study)

Conservation strategy of water resources in the river basin: 3) Water Quality Monitoring in the river main stream from sources of pollutant by doing river patrol with related agencies. WATER QUALITY MONITORING STATION ALONG BRANTAS RIVER River patrol in Surabaya River with related agencies to suspected pollutant sources

Conservation strategy of water resources in the river basin: 4) Raising awareness of the importance to maintance the environment condition and conduct water quality using bioassessment targeted to the high school students with Water Quality Monitoring Communication Network (Jaring Komunikasi Pemantauan Kualitas Air/JKPKA). Students as young generation should be involved in activities related to river health and ecosystem in order to have their awareness to conserve water and environment for sustainable water resources. Senior High Schools Communication Networks for Water Quality Monitoring in the Brantas River Basin, East Java, Indonesia was established by PJT-I in cooperation with State University of Malang and teachers from senior high schools in Brantas River Basin on June 27, 1997. Vision: To promote schools that have awareness to water resources, river and environment. Mission: To coordinate the members activities on raising awareness to water resources, river and environment.

BIO-ASSESSMENT TRAINING

BIO-ASSESSMENT TRAINING

Case Study from the Composting Waste and Garbage Sorting in Surabaya River: Activities phases consists of: 1. Socialization As a wake up call and mind set changing of garbage or waste 2. Establishment of Environment Ambassador Involving local community and NGOs 3. Providing the equipment for sanitation (as a stimulant) - Household scale composter or communal ; - Garbage cart, trash bin/can procurement in the public areas; and - Composter center development. 4. Training - From enviroment academia, environment activist achiever etc. - From local NGOs or society whom concern about the environment 5. Mobilize community involvement in environment quality improvement Providing incentive or rewards for increasing competition to be the best.

CONCLUSION AND LESSON LEARNED The evaluation of succesful watershed conservation activities are relatively quite difficult to analyze. By setting objectives and applying tools can be useful to perform optimization and evaluation of the activities. The involvement of the community play an important roles of the successful conservation activities especially for those who lives in upstream area. Give guidance and guideline, not just fund to ensure the sustainability of the activities. Evaluate and gaining feedback from participant and community to improve methodology and sustainability of the projects.

Visit Us: http://www.jasatirta1.co.id