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NCICD

and

GREATER JAKARTA FLOOD MANAGEMENT

Sarwo HandhayaniDeputy Governor, Spatial Planning and Environment

Jakarta Capital City Government

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Indonesias Capital

INDONESIA

BALI

: Jakarta Capital

: Greater Jakarta

JAKARTA

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DemographicCharacteristics

Land area of 662 km2

Total population 9.6 mill

Commuters : 1.5 million,predicted to be 2.5 million in2030

Population Density: 13,000 to

15,000 per km2, in certain areas20,000 to 30,000 per km2

Population growth 1.39%

Total population of GreaterJakarta : 28 million

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swamp areas, mangrove forests and the river

delta mouths 13 naturally occurring rivers drainfrom south to north, running through the city

hundreds of man-made drainage canals and

tertiary drainage systems

40% of Jakarta lies below sea level.

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Jakarta Urban Water Management Concept

ONE RIVER,ONE PLAN,

ONE MANAGEMENT

New LandReclamations

Planned

Cengkareng DrainII

Cengkareng

Drain II

New Water Canal

in Land

Reclamations

East Flood

Canal

New Port

Development

(Tj. Priok &Marunda)

Retention lakes situated outside Jakarta

High

land

Sea

Sea Dike

Land Reclamations

Mangrove

DKI Jakarta

Lowland

Lowland

Polder systems

Lake/pond

Pumps

Water Gate

Sea Dike

Existing Port

West Flood

Canal

Sea Dike:

Stage I: existing

coastline.

Stage II & III: deepth -8 or

more

Sea Dike:

Stage I: existing

coastline.

Stage II & III: -8 or more

Flow with polder systems:

Extention of Polder systems to western

area

Interconnection of West and WastFlood Canal

Improving water body capacity

Development of Cengkareng Drain II

Flow by Gravity:Infiltration well and

biopori

minimise runoff is by

reforestation

development of new

lakes

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Short- and Medium Term Adaptation Approach

1. Integrated Flood Management and UrbanSpatial Planning

a. Improving the floodways

b. Waterfront urban development

2. Integrated Planning of Green and Blue Open

Space

a. Add water body ratiob. Integrated Green and Blue Infrastructure

3. Implementation of Early Warning Systems and

Crisis Centers with community participation

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Pluit Reservoir Revitalisation

The Goal: Restoring reservoir Capacity and

relocating people to proper housingThe Challenge: Involuntary resettlement,

Communication and negotiation

strategy

The Opportunity: Safer living environment for people,

and a more sustainable environment;

multy-function development, PrivateCompanys participation through CSR

Program

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Long Term Adaptation Plan

Giant Sea Defence Plan /

National Capital Integrated Coastal

Development - N C I C D

Expanding the city development to the

northern area through landreclamation and revitalization of

coastal area, as well as the

development of an international sea

port.

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N C I C D

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TERIMA KASIH

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