About Water Resources Development.
Indonesia has more than 5,000 rivers which about 600 of those are potentially flooding. Flood proned areas that are affected by those main rivers have reached 1.4 million hectares. The series of floods in a relatively short period of time and always repeated every year demanding greater efforts in order to anticipate and to minimize the loss. With the very large potential of those rivers, the water availability in Indonesian mainland per capita per year is actually quite large, that is 15,500 m3. At first glance, it looks very large amount, however, water availability is not the same in each region, also its existence and its availability is strongly influenced by season.
Wadaslintang dam, located in Wonosobo Regency (Central Java), was constructed in 1987. The dam is 125 m high, with a reservoir volume of 440 million m...
The scope includes providing extension services for institutional capacity building and training for the Dam Safety Project, which is funded by the Wo...
Cirata HEPP Dam, located in West Java, is a concrete-faced rock-fill dam with a height of 125 m and a reservoir volume of 2.165 million m3. This proje...
This project reviews and synthesizes existing urban drainage and flood control master plans, providing short- and long-term recommendations for managi...