Risk And Impacts On Flood From Extreme Events :FOLLOW UP THE RECOMENDATION

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKSDIRECTORATE GENERAL OF WATER RESOURCES

Cambodia, 14th meeting of AWGWRM 16 – 18 of June 2014

By : MADE SUMIARSIH(Head of Sub Directorate of River Basin Planning)

BACKGROUND

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 events iv. Governance and capacity building

Output of 13th AWGWRM meetinga. Update Water Resources Demand Management Learning Forum for

Irrigationb. Update Workshop on the existing guidelines, action plans, strategies

related to IWRM in ASEAN c. Update River Classification Systemd. Update ASEAN Water Data Management and Reporting System Designe. Update Risks and Impacts from Extreme Events of Floods in ASEAN

Countriesf. Update Knowledge Sharing and Exchangeg. Update Exchanging Information and Creating Awarness in a Structured

Basis Between Peak Bodiesh. Update Increasing Long Term Awarness, Knowledge and Community

Participation in Integrated Water Resources Managementi. Election of head AWGWRM Term 2014-2016j. Nomination/Update National Focal Points (NFP) for AWGWRMk. Collaboration Proposal between AWGWRM and Word Meteorological

Organisation (WMO) in Application Global Framework for Climate Services

BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND

GAP in 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

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Lack of budget allocation and attention given to water related disaster management

Regional ActivityDevelop a regional plan to present to governments and donors

Budgeting

Comparison Budget Ratio Flood Control against Budget National

National Activity

Budget Nominal

Schematic of Water Resources Planning

Strategic Plan

Master Plan (Rencana)

Program

Implementation

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Provincial Government

Regencial Government

From 131 River Basins in Indonesia, 63 of them under Directorate General of Water Resources, Ministry of Public Works

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63 River Basins which are throughout Indonesia by Central Government are managed by 33 River Basin Organizations

(Pola)

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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.

National Activity

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Flood Risk Map (Kediri, East Java)

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

Flood Risk Map (Pekanbaru, Riau)

National Activity

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

Regional ActivityTraining on Early Warning System and Public Information Campaigns

National Activity

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Technology support to set up and operate forecasting systems

Regional ActivityAccess financial support and political will

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

There are 5 activities to achieve the solution

Media Plan Development

Multi Sectoral Engagement

Training On Role of Media

Training for the Media

Set up Media Information/Communication Centre

Regional ActivityComprehensive Media Communication Plan

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ESDMBMKGSDA

NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM

National of HidrologyDatabase

National of Hidrometeorology

Database

National of Hidrogeology

Database

Other Stakeholder

central government

Province

Regency/City

Other Stakeholder

central government

Province

Regency/City

Other Stakeholder

Province

Regency/City

SIH3CH CH CH

INTEGRATION IN INFORMATION SYSTEM OF HIDROLOGY, HIDROMETEOROLOGY DAN HIDROGEOLOGY (SIH3)

as a part of National Water Resources Information System

central government

National Activity