Bali Clean and Green province Road Map.

Road Map for a Bali Clean and Green Province Om Swastiastu As a follow up to the commitment of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia to reduce carbon emissions by 26% until the year 2020, The Bali Provincial Government together with the Municipality / Cities in Bali, The Private Sector, NGOs, Villages, Schools, Universities and all Community Members have launched the program Bali Green Province. The program aims to create the local environment in Bali as clean, healthy, comfortable, sustainable and beautiful according to the values of Tri Hita Karana philosophy. In this booklet is presented the background, objectives, policies and strategies towards achieving Bali Green Province as well as an attached planning map for the Bali Green Province. Through this book it is hoped that all members of society can integrate similar perception, actions and steps, so that the goals and objectives of Bali Green Province can be achieved in an effective and sustainable manner. Realize that this pocket book is still very limited both in technical content and presentation, therefore the input and suggestions from all caring parties are expected to improve the content. Finally to all those who have helped / facilitated in the preparation of this pocket book thank you deeply. Hopefully, this pocket book provides benefits to all of us Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti, Om Denpasar, February 2011 Environment Agency Bali Province A. A. Gede Alit Sastrawan Preface I. ------------------------------------ MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF BALI Om Swastiastu Complexity of environmental problems in quantitative and qualitatively have experienced a significant escalation, one of the global environmental problems that is now a concern for many stakeholders is global warming potential GWP due to an increase in greenhouse gases (GHG) Bali Road Map 2007, which is the result of the UNFCCC declaration reminds us that the earth is no longer able to absorb the pollution load generated from human activities, therefore the effort of adaptation and mitigation of climate change becomes an obligation of us all. As a follow-up to the Government's commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 26%, the Bali Provincial Government has launched the Program Bali Green Province, with the main goal to make Bali clean, healthy, comfortable, sustainable and beautiful.

I am optimistic that Bali Green Province can be realized when all parties genuinely and consistently care and do real environmental practices & improvements in Bali. Hopefully Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa / Almighty God will always gives his guidance and protection to us all. Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti, Om Denpasar, February 2011 Bali Governor Made Mangku Pastika

Preface II ------------------------------------ TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ................................................................. I MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF BALI II TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................... III I. INTRODUCTION....................................................1 a. Background ....................................................1 b. purpose ..............................................................4 II. VISION & MISSION ..........................................4 a. Vision ...................................................................4 b. Mission ................................................................5 III. POLICY AND STRATEGY ................................5 a. Policy ................................................................5 b. Strategy ...............................................................6 1. Green Culture ......................................................6 2. Green Economy ...................................................6 3. Clean & Green .....................................................7 c. Targets ................................................................8 1. Green Culture ......................................................8 2. Green Economy ..................................................9 3. Clean & Green .................................................10 IV. Programs / activities .........................................12 A. Green Culture ...................................................12 B. Green Economy ................................................13 C. Clean & Green ..................................................14 V. Working indicator ..............................................16 a. Short Term (2010-2013) .....................................16 b. Medium Term (2014-2018) .................................18 c. Long Term (2018-2028) ......................................19 VI. Financing ...........................................................21 VII. Monitoring and Evaluation ............................... 21 VIII. Closing ............................................................ 22

Attachments. Page 24-30 (setting up on a spreadsheet, tomorrow will be done) III ----------------- ROAD MAP (Basic Plan) TOWARDS A GREEN BALI Province I. INTRODUCTION A. Background Provincial Bali has an area of + / - 5.636.66 km2 or 0.29% of Indonesia's land area with a population of 3,891,428 inhabitants (2010). In the last 10 years period (2000-2010) population growth in Bali province has reached 2:15% per year within the last 2 years the economic growth in Bali has increased at a rate of 5.33% (2009) and 5.64% (2010). Meanwhile, the poverty rate in Bali has decreased by 5.13% (2009) and 4.88% (until March 2010). Population growth and economic development has raised several environmental issues as follows: Page 1 ---------------- 1. Still weak public awareness in environmental protection and management 2. Violation of space utilization 3. Still weak waste management systems 4. Traffic jams 5. Pollution of water resources 6. a reduction in water catchment areas 7. An Increase in the extent of the disaster prone areas 8. Increased damage to coastal and marine resources 9. Reduced biodiversity 10. Limited data and environmental information 11. Limited adaptation and mitigation efforts on climate change impacts 12. Limited monitoring and enforcement of environmental law 13. Increasingly limited resources of qualified manpower in the environmental field In order to realize an advanced, secure, peaceful and prosperous Bali Mandara (safe independent and prosperous) and in accordance with the Bali Provincial RPJMD years 2008-2013, Bali Regional development priorities, including: Page 2 ------------------------ 1. Further reduction of poverty and unemployment 2. Improved access and quality of education and health 3. Increased development of agriculture, small industries and tourism and world class business 4. Preservation and development of local culture 5. Improvement in infrastructure development for environmental management and spatial

planning 6. Improved performance in the public service 7. Increased peace and good order of society To schedule development priorities in order to realize the above, the program has launched a green province of Bali on 22 Feb. 2010 to coincide with the opening of the UN Conference on Environment Management (United Nations Environmental Program / UNEP) to 11 in Nusa Dua Page 3 ------------------------ B. Goal Green Bali Province, is the commitment of the Government and the Government of Bali provinces, districts / municipals in-Bali, the Private Sector, NGOs, Universities, Schools, Villages and all components, with all it’s resources and efforts to realize sustainable development of the Bali Area (clean, healthy, comfortable, beautiful, and sustainable) for now and the generations to follow with an advanced, secure, peaceful and prosperous Bali Mandara II. Vision and Mission A. VISION Creation of Bali Regional sustainable development (clean, healthy, comfortable, sustainable, and beautiful) in accordance with the value - the value of Tri Hita Karana Page 4 ------------------------ C. MISSION 1. Building a clean & civilized society with a love of the environment (Green Culture) 2. Developing economies in harmony with the carrying capacity and sustainability of Bali’s environment (Green economy) 3. Realizing Bali to become clean, healthy, comfortable, sustainable and beautiful (Clean and Green) III. POLICY AND STRATEGY A, Policy In realizing Bali Green Province there has been developed 3 (three) basic policy’s that includes: 1. Increasing public awareness in the development of the Regional Environmental Bali 2. Develop cooperation and partnership in the management of natural resources and the environment 3. Increasing community participation to overcome Bali Province’s environmental issues Page 5 ------------------------

B. Strategy 1. Green Culture: Preserving and developing the cultural values (local wisdom) relating to the environment, including various religious activities either small, medium and large. 2. Green Economy: Creating Regional economy of Bali that can improve people's welfare, alleviate poverty, and develop an environmentally friendly investment. Page 6 ------------------------ 3. Clean & Green: Integrating and synergizing environmental development programs into all development sectors (government), private and public. All three of these strategies affect each other and are inseparable from one another, and the schematic of this is described below: In order to realize the Bali Green Province, cultural factors (attitude) of the community becomes an important component that needs the attention of all parties, whether community, business, and government. This also means that every component of society must have awareness, commitment, with active and ongoing participation. Page 7 ------------------------ C. Target Green Culture: Develop curriculum-based educational environment. Develop school / High school that care about the environment. Encourage the development of environmentally friendly appropriate technology. Encourage traditional institutions (Village Pekraman, Subak, Subak Abian and Sekaa Truna) in addressing environmental issues. To encourage every household to manage waste in the 3-R system (reduce, reuse and recycle). Establish beautiful sacred areas. Develop and protect various kinds of rare plants / Ceremony? . Develop pilot environmental management through the Village Environmental Awareness Practices (DSL). Explore creative local solutions in environmental preservation work. Improving environmental management campaigns through the media sharing. Page 8 ------------------------ Provide incentives / rewards for community environmental care. Stabilize institutional performance on County / City Environmental practices. Develop environmental information management system. Green Economy: Encourage every business and / or activity to implement the three Rs and employ composting in waste management. Manage business and / or activity using appropriate environmental quality standards. Increase private participation (Corporate Social Responsibility / CSR) in the control of pollution and environmental degradation and poverty alleviation.

Page 9 ------------------------ Control of exhaust emissions from the source is moving and not moving Empowering business and / or activities of energy efficiency and increased use of renewable energy (solar, water, wind, biomass, biogas and other) Strengthen the management of B3 toxic waste Empowering the development of organic agriculture and environmentally friendly products Empowering every business and / or activity to follow the company's performance rating program (PROPER) Empowering business or conduct activities to follow environmentally sound business certification (ISO 14001) Empowering every business and / or activity to make efforts in mitigation and adaptation of climate change issues. Clean and Green: Instigate Bali Plastic Free Waste 2013 through segregation, composting, and distribution of waste plastic / inorganic. Improve vegetation cover through forest and land rehabilitation. Preserving the area around the lakes, reservoirs, and springs. Developing a program of clean rivers and streams (PROKASIH) Developing integrated coastal and marine management (ICM) Page 10 ------------------------ Developing a clean port (Bandar Indah) Developing and preserving rare flora and fauna. Strengthen regional rainwater return to the water table through infiltration wells and biopori. Extending green open spaces. Restructure and expand the drainage system. Optimizing environmental checks & controls (AMDAL, UKL-UPL and SPPL) Controlling areas prone to disasters (floods and landslides) Control of space utilization. Oversight and enforcement of environmental law. Arrangement of the final processing of landfill waste. Rehabilitation of damage from former excavation work C. Page 11 ------------------------ Control of damage to biological resources (coral reefs, sea grass beds, mangroves and flora / fauna). IV. PROGRAMS / ACTIVITIES A. Green Culture 1. The preparation of the book "Cultural Values / Hindu Religion in Environmental Management;

2. Development of pilot environmental schools (Adiwiyata / eco school); 3. Development of a pilot green offices (eco office); 4. Environmental management of shrine / temple areas; 5. Competitions in the field of environmental science; 6. Exhibitions of green environmental practices; 7. Development of global cooperation in environmental management; 8. Development of quality human resources in the environmental field; 9. Build an Environmental Education Center (Bali Eco-Science Centre); 10. Give awards for good environmental practices; 11. Household-based environmental management; 12. Development of environmental care groups. Page 12 ------------------------ B. Green Economy 1. Environmental Development Tools (Strategic Environmental Assessment / KLHS, AMDAL, UKL-UPL, DPL, Environmental Audit, Environmental Management Practices) and environmental use permits; 2. Development of Cleaner Production Methods; 3. Setup and control pollution from industries (PROPER Region); 4. Development of a Clean River Program (PROKASIH); 5. Development of environmentally friendly certification (ISO 14001); 6. Development of renewable energy (solar, water, wind, biomass, biogas, bio ethanol, and others); 7. Development of environmentally friendly markets (green market); 8. Compliance with and enforcement of environmental laws; 9. Development of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); 10. Give awards for good environmental practices in business; 11. Supervision and control of space utilization; 12. Control environmental pollution by solid waste, liquid and gas; Page 13 ------------------------ 13. Supervision and control of toxic substance & toxic waste. C. Clean & Green 1. Ongoing Socialization of Bali as a sustainable Green Province 2. Development of regional scale Waste Management Unit 3. Provision of facilities and infrastructure management of solid waste / garbage and liquid waste 4. Development of socially assisted programs for waste management 5. 3R (Reduce –Reuse-Recycle) system development in waste management 6. Development of environmentally friendly domestic liquid waste management technology (water wastes gardens) 7. The development of household-scale composting techniques (Takakura, micro-organism Local / MOL) 8. Setup / revitalization of landfill sites 9. Establishing control of ozone depleting substances (ODS) 10. Development of organic agriculture (Simantri) 11. Watershed Rehabilitation

12. Control of erosion & sedimentation Page 14 ------------------------ 13. Conserving water resources 14. Conservation of biodiversity 15. Control damage to the forest 16. Rehabilitation / transplantation of coral reefs 17. Development of urban open green space (RTHK) 18. Control over land use 19. Conservation of rare plants (arboretum) 20. Village Development of Environment Awareness (DSL) 21. Develop a service for assistance in processing Complaints over Environmental Disputes (P3SLH) ?? 22. Development of an Environmental Laboratory 23. Coordinating the management of hygiene and gardening 24. Integrated marine and coastal management (ICM) Page 15 ------------------------ 25. Development of environmental information management system 26. Development of environmentally friendly technologies 27. Mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts 28. Response to natural disaster 29. Rehabilitation of former excavation work/damage . 30. Biopori development and rainwater absorption wells. V. EMPLOYMENT INDICATORS A. SHORT TERM I. Green Culture: 1. Increasing public awareness of environmental conservation. 2. Tertuangnya environmental management in awig-awig/perarem. 3. Increasing the quality of manpower in the environmental field. 4. Implement the 3R method for waste management. 5. Development of environmental regulations. 6. Increased regulation and enforcement of environmental law. 7. Realization of the utilization of the values of local wisdom in preserving the environment. II. Green Economy: 1. Waste management (collection, sorting, management and distribution). Page 16 ------------------------ 2. The achievement of the development and utilization of renewable energy. 3. Reducing the level of environmental pollution. 4. The increased participation of business in the preservation of the environment (CSR). 5. Availability of data and environmental information periodically. 6. Increased adherence to business / activities in environmental management.

III. Clean & Green: 1. Reduced pollution by garbage and waste. 2. Distribution of waste plastic / inorganic. 3. Reduced incidents of inundation, flooding and landslides. 4. Optimal utilization of the garbage at the final processing site prior to landfill. 5. Increasing the quality and discharge of springs and rivers. 6. Availability of data and information of of and for the environment. 7. Reduce utilization of space violations. Page 17 ------------------------ 8. Reduced illegal logging and transfer of functions of forests. 9. Increasing regional biodiversity conservation in Bali. B. MEDIUM TERM (2014 - 2018): I. Green Culture: 1. Increasing public awareness in environmental conservation. 2. Increased enforcement of environmental law. 3. The realization of an environmentally conscious culture. II. Green Economy: 1. Availability of facility for incentives and disincentives. 2. The reduction of levels of pollution and environmental damage. 3. Increased efficiency of utilization of natural resources. 4. Increased compliance with environmental law for businesses. 5. Increased regional cooperation, national and international. III. Clean & Green: 1. Increasing public awareness in disaster management and climate change impacts. 2. The reduced critical lands. 3. Achieving an Organic Bali. 4. The increase in reserves and water quality of surface and underground water. ?? 5. The decline of sea water intrusion. Page 18 ------------------------ C. LONG TERM (2018 - 2028): I. Green Culture: 1. Increased awareness and community disciplines in environmental management. 2. The increased balance of development in the economic, social cultural, and environmental. 3. The creation of the development of Bali that "metaksu" ( is in the correct vibration with ) and in accordance with the value - the value of Tri Hita Karana. ? Page 19 ------------------------ II. Green Economy: 1. The creation of self-reliance in environmental management. 2. Realization of global cooperation.

3. Manifestation of environmentally friendly business activities. 4. The creation of management of international business environment. III. Clean & Green: 1. The realization of the development of an environmentally sound and sustainable Bali. 2. Implementation of mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts. 3. Availability of access to water and energy resources equitably and fairly. 4. The creation of balanced regional development among regions and among sectors. Page 20 ------------------------ VI. FINANCING Financing comes from the Province of Bali “Green Bali” Provincial Budgets, Budgets Districts / Cities in Bali, Private Industry and Commerce Sector , The Community and other sources of legitimate and non-binding contributions. ?? VII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION 1. To know the progress on implementation of activities in Bali Green Province and problem-solving efforts, it is necessary to implement monitoring and evaluation activities on an ongoing basis and regularly / periodically by the Working Group for Bali Green Province. Through continuous monitoring and harmonious evaluation it is hoped that there will materialize the implementation of programs and activities affectively and efficiently. ?? 2. Implementation of monitoring program for the Bali Green Province will be conducted through direct observation, regular meetings and reporting ranging from the level of Village, District, Larger District and Province. ( Desa/ Kelurahan,Kecamatan,Kabupaten/Kota ) Page 21 ------------------------ 3.The evaluation was conducted according to cycle stage activities include evaluation of short-term, medium and long term. The evaluation results become input for the execution of the next improvements. V. Closing The success of Green Bali Province is highly dependent on the awareness, participation / support and commitment in synergy and sustainability of all components of society (government, private, community leaders, traditional leaders, leaders of institutions, mass media, NGOs, schools / universities, cultural, religious, and others). Denpasar, 11-01-2011 Bali Provincial Government Page 22 ------------------------.

TIME IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

(YEAR)

NO FIELD PROGRAMS/ ACTIVITIES

‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ’14-18’

Responsibility

1. A Waste Management

1. Preparation of draft Province Bali about waste management

√ Environment Agency, Bureau of Law & Human Rights

2. Structuring draft Province Bali about Waste Management

√ Environment Agency, Bureau of Law & Human Rights, House of Representatives (DPR)

3. Socialization Perda Prov. Bali about Waste Management

√ √ Environment Agency, Bureau of Law & Human Rights, District / city

4. Socialization / waste management campaign by 3R systems

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Bureau of Law & Human Rights, NGOs

5. Development of household waste management with the Environment Agency Takakura method

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District / City, NGOs

6. Bali free movement of plastic waste

√ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District/city, NGOs, Indonesian Retail Association, Bali Tourism Board, Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Private

7. Development of regional-scale waste management unit

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Public Works, District / city, Private

8. Development of plastic waste processing units

√ √ Environment Agency, Local Tourism Offices, Industry and Commerce Departments, Health Departments,

9. Development of waste management business unit / activity

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Tourism Office, Office of Industry and Trade, Department of Animal Husbandry, Bali Tourism Board, Indonesia Retail Association, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Private.


(YEAR)

FIELD PROGRAMS/ ACTIVITIES

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Responsibility

10. Development of school-scale waste processing unit (elementary schools, colleges)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Education Youth and Sports, District / city.

11. Development of a scale waste processing unit office

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, District / city. Private

12. Development of waste management facilities and infrastructure

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Development Planning Board, Ministry of Public Works, Public Works Department, District / city.

13. Setup / revitalization Landfill √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Public Works, Public Works Department, District / city.

14. Developing a village-Conscious (DSL)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Parisada Hindu Dharma Indonesia, Main Assembly Pekraman Village, District / city.

15. Coordinating the management of hygiene and gardening

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Public Works Department, District / city.

16. Revitalization waste management system

√ √ √ √ √ Public Works Department, District / city.

2. Waste 1. Development of

environmentally friendly wastewater treatment system

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District / city.

2. Development of wastewater treatment systems scale household (Waste Water Garden)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Industry and Trade, Department of Health, District / city.

3. Development of waste treatment piping systems

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Public Works, Public Works Department, District / city.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

4. The development of communal waste (Community Sanitation sanitasi untuk masyarakat/SANIMAS)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Public Works Department, District / city, NGOs.

5. Waste pollution control B3/ medical

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Industry and Trade and Cooperation, Ministry of Environment, Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, Department of Plantations, Animal Husbandry Department, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / city.

3. Energy 1. Preparation

of Regulations governor about Renewable Energy Utilization

√ Environment Agency, Public Works Department, Bureau of Law and Human Rights, Bureau of Economic and Development.

2. Preparation of draft local regulations about Utilization of Renewable Energy

√ Environment Agency, Public Works Department, Bureau of Law and Human Rights, Bureau of Economic and Development.

3. Socialization local regulations about Renewable Energy Utilization

√ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Public Works Department, Bureau of Law and Human Rights, Bureau of Economic and Development.


(YEAR)


‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ’14-18’

Responsibility

4. Development and utilization of renewable energy (water, wind, solar, biogas, wave, etc.)

√ √ √ √ Regional Development Planning Board, Environment Agency, Department of Public Works, Bureau of Law and Human Rights, Bureau of Economic and Development,

5. Efficiency of utilization of fossil energy

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Industry and Trade, Pertamina,

4. Water

Resources 1. Conservation area around

the lakes / reservoirs / embungs and springs

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Public Works, Department of Public Works, Department of Forestry, Plant Protection Institute of food and Horticulture, Watershed Institute, Regency / city.

2. Conservation of rain water catchment areas

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, Plant Protection Institute of Food and Horticulture, Watershed Institute, District / city,

3. Conservation / rehabilitation of watershed

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, Plant Protection Institute of Food and Horticulture, Watershed Institute, District / city,

4. Making biopori and absorption wells

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Public Works, District / city,

5. Protecting the border lakes, reservoirs, embung, springs, rivers and gorges

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, Plant Protection Institute of Food and Horticulture, Watershed Institute, District / city.

TIME IMPLEMENTATION

PLAN (YEAR)


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Responsibility

5. River 1. Development of Clean River Program (PROKASIH)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, Department of Industry and Trade, District / city.

2. Monitoring water quality and river discharge

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency,Department of Public Works, District / city.

3. Identification of pollutant sources

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency,Department of Health, Department of Public Works, District / city.

4. Determination of water class √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Health, Department of Public Works, District / city.

5. Mapping river √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Public Works, District / city.

6. Agriculture 1. Development

of organic farming √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency,

Department of of Agriculture, Department of farms, Department of Plantations, Non-Governmental Organization, District / city.

2. Development of integrated farming systems (SIMANTRI)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry Department, Department of Plantations, Non-Governmental Organization, District / city.

3. Development of standardized biological pesticides

√ √ √ √ √ Envoronment Agency, Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry Department, Department of

Plantations, District / city.


(YEAR)


‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ’14-18’

Responsibility

4. Development of standardized organic fertilizer

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry Department, Department of Plantations, District / city.

5. Perennial wetland preservation

√ √ √ √ √ Regional Development Planning Board, Department of Agriculture, Department of Plantations, Department of Forestry, Animal Husbandry Department, Envoronment Agency, District / City.

6. Preservation subak standardized system

√ √ √ √ √ Department Agriculture, Department Tourism, Department of Culture, Environment Agency, Main Assembly Pekraman Village, District / city,

7. Critical Land 1. Documenting critical land √ Department of Forestry,

Regional Development Planning Board, Environment Agency, District / city,

2. Reboisai / Greening √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Department of Forestry, Animal Husbandry Department, Environment Agency, District / City.

3. Monitoring and evaluation of critical land

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Department of Forestry, Animal Husbandry Department, Environment Agency, District / City.

8. Forest

Resources 1. Control of forest damage √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry,

Department of Forestry, Animal Husbandry Department, Environment Agency, Local police

District / City.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

2. Reforestation √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Department of Forestry, Regional Development Planning Board, Environment Agency, NGOs, Private, District / City.

3. Reforestation of mangrove forests

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Police, District / City.

4. Forestry forest fire control √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Police, District / City.

5. Control of illegal logging Forestry

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Police, District / City.

6. Control of forest land conversion

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Forestry, Regional Development Planning Board, Department of Public Works, Department of Agriculture, Department of Plantations, NGOs, Private, District / City.

7. Empowerment of communities around the region

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Village Hall Community Education, Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, District / City.

8. The development of community forests

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Department of Forestry, Environment Agency, District / City.

9. Development of village forest √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry, Village Hall Community Education, Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, District / City.

9. Diversity 1. Identification

of Bali Regional biodiversity √ √ √ √ √ Department of Forestry,

Environment Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Center, District / City.

2. Preservation and development of rare plants (Arboritum)

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Forestry, Environment Agency, Department of Culture, Department of

Agriculture, District / City.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

3. Conservation of biodiversity √ √ √ √ √ Department of Forestry, Environment Agency, Department of Culture, Department of Agriculture, District / City.

4. Supervision of trade of protected flora and fauna

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Industry and Trade, Natural Resources Conservation Center. Department of Forestry, Environment Agency, Regional Police, District / City.

5. he development of flora and fauna mascot

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, Department of Culture, District / City.

10 Coastal &

Marine 1. Reboisai / rehabilitation of

mangrove forests √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Forestry,

Department of Forestry, Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City.

2. Rehabilitation / transpalntasi coral reefs

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Environment Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City, Indonesian Marine Tourism Association, NGOs.

3. Protecting the seagrass √ √ √ √ √ Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Environment Agency, District / City.

4. Integrated marine and coastal management (ICM)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, District / City, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Regional Development Planning Board, Department of Public Works,District / City.

5. Data collection / mapping erosion / coastal erosion

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Public Works, Department of Public Works, Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

6. Combating erosion / coastal erosion

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Public Works, Department of Public Works, Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City.

7. Empowerment of coastal communities / fishermen

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Environment Agency, District / City, Association of Indonesian Fishermen, NOGs.

8. Identify the potential for coastal and marine resources

√ Environment Agency, District / City, Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City.

9. Spatial planning of coastal and marine

√ Regional Development Planning Board, Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, District / City.

10. Marine water quality monitoring

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, District / City.

11. Control and sea water pollution

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Department of Transportation,Information and Communication, District / City.

12. preservation of the Regional Marine Protected Area

√ √ √ √ Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Environment Agency, District / City.

11. Spatial 1. The preparation of spatial

plans District / city √ √ District / City,

Regional Development Planning Board.

2. Preparation of Detailed Spatial Plan of the Provincial Strategic Area

√ √ √ √ Regional Development Planning Board, Environment Agency.

3. Preparation of Detailed Spatial Plan for Strategic Area District / City

√ √ √ √ District / City, Regional Development Planning Board.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

4. Green City Open Space Development (RTHK)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Development Planning Board, Department of Forestry, District / City.

5. Intensive development and disincentives

√ √ √ √ Development Planning Board, Environment Agency, District / City.

6. Control of space utilization √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Development Planning Board, Department of Public Works, District / City.

7. Control over other functions √ √ √ √ √ State Land Board, department of Agriculture, Environment Agency, Development Planning Board, District / City.

8. Spatial Planning for Coastal and Marine

√ √ √ √ Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Development Planning Board, , Environment Agency, District / City.

9. Socialization of spatial plans at provincial / district regional plan / Detail Plan

√ √ √ √ √ Development Planning Board, Bureau of Law and Human Rights, Environment Agency, District / City.

12. Environment 1. Development of Strategic Environmental Assessment (KLHS)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Development Planning Board, District / City.

2. Instrument Control of the Environment (environmental impact /EIA, the efforts of environmental management / UKL and environmental monitoring efforts / UPL, above sea level (DPL), Environmental Audit, Environmental Management Statement)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Investment Coordinating Board, Department of Public Work, Health Department, Department of Industry and Trade, Regional Tourism Office, District / City.

3. Control of Waste Disposal Permit

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department Of Publik Works, Health Department, District / City.

4. Supervision of transportation Permit and Waste Collection B3

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department Of Publik Works,

Health Department, District / City.


(YEAR)


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Responsibility

13. Economy 1. Development of Cleaner Production

√ √ √ √ √ Bali Tourism Board, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Environment Agency, Bureau of Economic and Development, Department of Industry and Trade, Regional Tourism Office, District / City.

2. Compliance and Control of Pollution by Industry (PROPER)

√ √ √ √ √ Bali Tourism Board, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Environment Agency, Department of Industry and Trade, District / City.

3. Development of environmentally friendly certification (ISO14001)

√ √ √ √ √ Bali Tourism Board, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Environment Agency, Bureau of Economic and Development,District / City.

4. Development of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

√ √ √ √ √ Social Agency, Department of Industry and Trade, Regional Tourism Office,State-Owned Enterprises/ Regional-Owned Enterprises, Environment Agency, Village Hall Community Education, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indonesian Retail Association, Union Hotel Restaurant Indonesia, Bali Tourim Board, District / City.

14. Climate

Change 1. Riview Regional Action Plan i

n Facing Climate Change √ Environment Agency,

Ministry of Environment Department of Forestry, Department of Agriculture,Department of Culture, Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Animal Husbandry Department, NGOs,

District / City.


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2. Preparation of Cost Curve Greenhouse Gas EmissionReduction

√ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Development Planning Board, district / City.

3. Climate Change Impact Control / mitigation and adaptation

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, Department of Forestry, Department of agriculture, Department of Plantations, Department Hygiene and Gardening, Animal Husbandry Department, NGOs, Dsitrict / City.

15. Air 1. Ambient air quality monitoring √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency,

District / City. 2. Control of exhaust

emission of motor vehicles and stationary sources

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, Department of Transportation, Information and Communication, District / City.

3. Control of the circulation of ozone depleting substances(ODS)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, Department of Industry and Trade, District / City.

4. Development of motor vehicle-free area

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Tarnsportaion, Information and Communication, environment Agency, District / City.

5. Development of smoke-free areas

√ √ √ √ √ Health Department, Environment Agency, District / City.

16.

Education / Culture

1. Development of environmentally friendly schools (Adiwiyata)

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Education Youth and Sports, Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District / City.


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2. Development of environmentally friendly technologies

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Education Youth and Sports,Department of Public Works, Ministry of Public Works, Ministry ofEnvironment, District / City.

3. Development of environmental friendly college (greencampus)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Education Youth and Sports, Department of Public Works, Ministry of Environment, College, District / City.

4. Development of environment-based curriculum.

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Education Youth and Sports,Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District / City, NGOs.

5. Preservation of the values of local wisdom

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Transportation, Envirinment Agency, PHDI,Village Main Assembly Pekraman, District City.

6. Development of quality human resources (HR) field of the environment

√ √ √ √ √ Envirinment Agency, BDN, Educatin and Training, Ministry of Environment, College, district / City.

7. Development of environmental training center

√ √ Envoronment Agency, Regional Development Planning Board, College.

8. Sacred area of environmental management

√ √ √ √ √ Village Main Assembly Pekraman, PHDI, Department of Culture, PHDI, Department of Transportation, Regional Office of Religious Affairs, Environment Agency, District / City.

9. The preparation of the book "Cultural Values of Bali in Environmental Management"

√ Department of Culture, PHDI, Department of Transportation, Regional Office of Religious Affairs,

Environment Agency, District / City.


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17. Mining 1. Inventory of Ground Water potential (ABT)

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Public Works, Environment Agency, District / City.

2. Control of Underground Water permits (ABT)

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Public Works, Environment Agency, Regional Revenue Office, District / City.

3. Inventory of potential excavation C


4. C excavation business supervision


5. Rehabilitation of ex-mining land C


18. information 1. Development

of environmental information management system

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, Departemen of Transportation, Information and Communication, Regional Development Planning Board Distric / City.

2. Extension regional environmental status (SLHD)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, Central Bureau of Statistics Regional Development Planning Board Distric / City.

3. Development of infrastructure facilities and environmental information

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, Departemen of Transportation, Information and Communication, Regional Development Planning Board Distric / City.

4. Exhibition of environment-friendly technology

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, Food Crops Research Institute, Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry Department,

Department of Hygiene and Gardening, Distric / City.


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5. Dissemination of environmental information

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, Bureau of Public Relations & Protocol, dpertment of Transportation, Information and Communication.

19. Environment

al Laboratory 1. Development

of environmental laboratory √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency,

Mnistry of Environment, Superintending Company Of Indonesia, District / city.

2. Improved laboratory facilities and infrastructure Environment

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, District / city.

3. Improving the quality of environmental laboratory


4. Improved quality of environmental laboratory


20. Environment

al Law 1. Development of Postal

Services Environmental Dispute Complaint

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Mnistry of Environment, POLICE UNITS civil service, Bureau of Law and Human Rights,Regional Police, District / city.

2. Structuring environmental law √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, POLICE UNITS civil service, Regional Police, Attorney, District / city.

3. Improved quality of human resources

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, College, Board of Education and Training,District / City.

4. Development of infrastructure √ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment, District / City.

5. Enforcement of environmental laws

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, POLICE UNITS civil service, Regional

Police, Attorney, District / city.

TIME IMPLEMENTATION

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21 incentive 1. Penghargaan Tri Hita Karana (tiga hubungan yang menyebabkan kesejahteraan dan kemakmuran hidup manusia, yaitu : hubungan manusia dengan tuhan, hubungan manusia dengan manusia, hubungan manusia dengan lingkungan) Awards Tri Hita Karana (three relationships that lead to the welfare and prosperity of human life, namely: human relationship with God, human relationships with humans, human relationships with the environment)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Regional Tourism Office, NOGs.

2. Clean city Award √ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Environment, Environment Agency, District / City.

3. Penghargaan Kalpataru (Kalpataru adalah Penghargaan Lingkungan Hidup). Kalpataru Award (Kalpataru is Environmental Award)

√ √ √ √ √ Ministry of Environment, Environment Agency, District / City.

4. Regional environmental conservationist award Bali

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Culture, Village Main Assembly Pekraman, PHDI, General Bureau.

5. Award-looking office Environment (eco office)

√ √ √ √ √ Environment Agency, Department of Forestry, Department of Public Works,Health Department, General Bureau, District / City.

6. Award paper the environmental field

√ √ √ √ √ Department of Education Youth and Sports, Environment Agency, College, District / City.

Bali Clean and Green province Road Map.

Documents

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bali governor

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pocket book