FINANCING INTEGRATED SANITATION SCHEME IN SLEMAN REGENCY

Sleman, 17 January 2019

SLEMAN REGENCYYOGYAKARTA SPECIAL PROVINCE

LOCATION OF SLEMAN

SLEMAN REGENCY

YOGYAKARTA SPECIAL PROVINCE

INDONESIA

TARGETUNIVERSAL ACCESS SANITATION WORTH 2030

→ SDGs INDONESIA

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Integrated Sanitation Background( Sustainable Development Goals )

Instruments, methods and modules

→ System component solutions

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1. DEWATS

2. Septic Tank

3. FSM

4. Septic Tank Over Flow

(Super Natan)

5. DESWAM

6. Regulations / Policies

7. Operation &

Maintenance

8. Capacity Building

9. Monitoring and

Evaluation

10.In House Managemen

11.Re- Use

INTEGRATED SANITATION APPROACH IN SLEMAN

GENERAL INFORMATION

– City : Sleman Regency

– Province : Yogyakarta Special Province

– Country : Indonesia

Quick Facts:

– Population : 1.226.262 inhabitants

- 675.803 inhabitants (live in urban areas)

- 550.459 inhabitants (live in rural areas)

– DIY Area : 3.185,80 sq.km

– Intervention area : 574.82 sq.km

– Administration :

17 sub District, 86 Village & 1.212 Sub Village

→ For Presentation : Applied financing model Local

Government Budget for Sanitation

VISION AND MISSION

OF THE SLEMAN DISTRICT

SLEMAN SEMBADA

SLEMAN REGENCY VISION :

The realization of the Sleman

community is more

prosperous, independent,

cultured and integrated e-

government system towards

SMART Regency in 2021

THE MISION OF SLEMAN REGENCY (4)Strengthen and improve the quality of

natural resource management, spatial

planning, the environment and comfort.

Development Priority of Domestic

Wastewater Management

1. Realizing a quality and affordable

wastewater management system

2. Improve the quality and coverage of

domestic wastewater services

3. Increase institutional capacity and

management personnel of domestic

wastewater

4. Improve community-based domestic

wastewater management

SANITATION PROJECT OUTCOMES

1. The establishment of a waste water

management system that guarantees

environmental health

2. Communities are served with quality

wastewater infrastructure, with a variety of

service options that match the typology of

service areas

3. Institutions and personnel capable of

managing domestic wastewater

4. Management of affordable and independent

waste by the community

WASTE WATER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

1. Development of an operational regulatory framework for waste water

management systems

2. Development of HR wastewater management

3. Development of the performance of waste water management

institutions

4. Development of the performance of cooperation between waste water

management

5. Development of offsite wastewater services

6. Development of regional scale communal wastewater services

7. Development of onsite wastewater services

8. Increasing community participation in waste water management

9. Procurement of waste water operational facilities

10. Procurement of waste water handling infrastructure

11. Increasing the quality and quantity of wastewater service personnel

12. Development of a wastewater information system

13. Improved operator performance

14. Monitoring the quality of waste water

15. Expansion of IPAL Regional

Local Government, Aksansi (BORDA), Community Based Organitation

Waste WaterTreatmentPlan (dewats) system)

Empowering community

Empowering and manage surounding wwtp

Multi Usage For Waste Water Treatment Plan and surrounding are

Children play ground

Convince the community and encourage them to maintain WWTP Fasility

Community gathering activitis

Thank you!

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