KEMENTERIAN PEKERJAAN UMUM

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

IN RISK AND IMPACTS FROM EXTREME

EVENTS ON FLOODTris Raditian, ST., MM

Head of Sub-Directorate of Disaster CountermeasureDirectorate of Operation and Maintenance

Directorate General of Water Resources

Bandar Seri Begawan, June 25th, 2013

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKSREPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

The ASEAN Strategic Plan of Action on Water Resources Management (ASPA‐WRM) contains actions on four key issues:

i. Supply, demand and allocationii. Water quality and sanitationiii. Climate change and extreme eventsiv. Governance and capacity building

BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND

1.12th Meeting of ASEAN Working Group on Water Resources Management (AWGWRM) on July 25th and 26th, 2012 in Ha Long City, Viet Nam.

2.Workshop on Risks and Impacts from Extreme Events of Floods in ASEAN Countries held on 9 – 10 June 2010 in Bali, Indonesia

BACKGROUND

Recommendation of Priority Areas based on 2010 Bali Workshop Results.1.GAP 1 Lack of budget allocation and attention given to

water related disaster management2.GAP 2 Knowledge sharing of best practices, and need

for comprehensive flood hazard and risk maps based not only on topographic and land use but also showing computations with rainfall runoff and inundation models (depth, duration and frequency)

3.GAP 3 Improved early warning systems and forecasting methods for flash flood and landslides

4.GAP 4 Technology support to set up and operate forecasting systems

5.GAP 5 Balanced information and media (to promote stakeholder ownership and involvement and improved flood management and adaptation planning

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

GAP 1Lack of budget allocation and attention given to water related disaster management From 131 River Basins in Indonesia, 63 of them

under Directorate General of Water Resources, Ministry of Public Works

Preparing WRM – SP by River Basin

Organization

Preparing WRM–IP after WRM–SP finished by River Basin Organization

Evaluation and Revision in WRM – IP and WRM - SP

Approval Process

Inaugurated by the Minister of Public Works

Indonesia preparing Water Resources Management Strategic Plan (WRM-SP) which indicates the direction of river basin management and Water Resources Management Implementation Plan (WRM-IP) whics is a specific action plan for basin management based on WRM-SP that also include flood control system as part of disaster management that inaugurated by the Minister of Public Works. This method proved give easiness in making budget priority for Directorate General of Water Resources.

20.60%

3.20%

12.70%

27.60%

34.90%

Approved by the Min-ister

legal proceedings

Need to be revised

Draft Process

Awaiting Ministerial Approval

63 River Basin under DG Of Water Resources

Basic process in WRM-SP and WRM-IP

Regional ActivityDevelop a regional plan to present to governments and donors

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

GAP 2 Knowledge sharing of best practices, and need for comprehensive flood hazard and risk maps based not only on topographic and land use but also showing computations with rainfall runoff and inundation models (depth, duration and frequency)

Exchange of experience and knowledge in Flood Management for Flood Management Enhancement

Seminars and Sharing Case Studies in IndonesiaThere are 33 River Basin Organizations under Directorate General of Water Resources, for exchange of experience and knowledge, once in a year DGWR facilitate a meeting to discuss about water-related disaster management especially floods in each river basin.

Regional ActivitySeminars and Sharing Case StudiesNeed seminar and sharing case studies between AMS in Flood Hazard and Risk Map. Targeted capcity building and skills training at regional level with activities from national experience.

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

Inundation Area on Jakarta in Jan, 2013

Flood Risk Map

This Risk Map gives a better understanding to do Mitigation, Preparedness and Disaster Countermeasure in Flood River Management.

In a year Indonesia can only produce 12-15 Regencies/Municipalities Risk Map, and once in a year for knowledge sharing in Risk Map Directorate General of Water Resources facilitate the meeting between 33 River Basin Organizations

Knowledge Sharing in Flood

Risk Map

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

GAP 3Improved early warning systems and forecasting methods for flash flood and landslides

The most important and practical regional activity that could be implemented is to improve early warning systems and forecasting methods for flash flood and landslides (Gap 3) on the ground that this activity has been undertaken in all ASEAN countries, only to different extent. It is easier to raise the activity to regional level because all ASEAN countries have learnt from what they started in their own countries, they know what are their strengths or weaknesses, they might already know what kinds of assistance they would like to receive from their neighbour countries, or from international organizations both technically and financially.

Regional ActivityTraining on Early Warning System and Public Information Campaigns

Thailand’s Feedback

GAP 4Technology support to set up and operate forecasting systems

Regional ActivityAccess financial support and political will

Skills training on technical purchases and installation, data collection

Related to GAP 4

PRACTICAL REGIONAL ACTIVITY

GAP 5Balanced information and media (to promote stakeholder ownership and involvement and improved flood management and adaptation planning)

Regional ActivityComprehensive Media Communication Plan

There are 5 activities to achieve the solution:1.Media plan development2.Multi sectoral engagement3.Training on role of media4.Training for the media5.Set up media information/communication centre

BACKGROUND

Recommendations1.Explore regional funding for AMS to develop

national flood response and preparedness plans aligned with a regional flood response plan

2.Encourage the development of ASEAN regional and national flood control committees

3.Develop a report on innovative sources of funding for flood control in ASEAN such as combining flood control activities with revenue-generating activities

4.Operationalise and staff the proposed ASEAN Help Desk for greater exchange of information

Because there was considerable overlap between plans, the consultant facilitator attempted to combine the team recommendations into a single set of recommendations

BACKGROUND

Recommendations5.Develop and conduct ASEAN regional training

courses to develop capacity of water ministry staff in ASEAN countries. Topics could include:Land use planning, Hydrologic modeling, GIS systems, Setting up/maintaining remote monitoring systems,

Purchasing/utilising early warning systems, Public information/media relations, Stakeholder engagement/participatory planning

6.Create a pool of technical advisors that can provide direct support to ASEAN Member States in implementing programs related to the above topics.

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