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Environmental Management in Central Java Province. Tuesday, 9 June 2020 at 3.45pm for 4pm ONLINE via Zoom

Posted on February 24, 2020May 10, 2022 By Ati Kisjanto No Comments on Environmental Management in Central Java Province. Tuesday, 9 June 2020 at 3.45pm for 4pm ONLINE via Zoom

ONLINE via Zoom (click here for the Zoom link).
Meeting ID: 848 6061 6716   Password: 680510

In this talk, Ian will give a talk on the environmental management in Central Java. With its rapid rate of population and economic growth, Indonesia is facing a range of environmental challenges, including waste management, pollution of water and air from uncontrolled industry emissions, inadequate planning that does not protect the environmental in the planning stage, widespread loss of natural habitats, and an uncoordinated response to rising energy needs that is doing little to reduce the reliance on polluting fossil fuels.
Much of the responsibility for addressing these environmental challenges lies with regional governments at the provincial, district and village levels, where capacity and levels of commitment are highly variable across the country.
Between 2013 and 2019 Ian Rowland was an adviser to the provincial government of Central Java, as part of the Danish government’s support to the Indonesian environmental sector. In this presentation, he will talk about some of the projects implemented during that time, including the complete electrification of the Karimunjawa Islands with solar energy; efforts to help villagers in Wonogiri avoid using mercury in their gold-mining activities; and the country’s first commercial scale refuse-derived fuel facility in Cilacap, where all of the domestic garbage collected by the city council is processed for use as fuel in a cement factory, to replace coal.
Note: This event is for the A-IS members only. If you are inviting non-members to the event, please email Dorothy at AIS_news@mail.com to allow access for them to the event. If you have any difficulties in accessing the Zoom meeting link, you can also send an enquiry to the above mentioned email.
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