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in Asian River Basin

e Case o t e C tarum ver as n

in Indonesia

Presentation by :1. Nurlaila2. Fanny FaranitadewiDesignation : Head of Quality Management System BerauOrganization : Jasa Tirta II Public Corporation - Indonesia

The views expressed in this paper/presentation are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the

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views or policies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), or its Board of Governors, or the governments theyrepresent. ADB does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts noresponsibility for any consequence of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with ADBofficial terms.



n ro uc on

Regulation as a water resources organizer in Citarum RiverBasin.

Vision / Mision :

water resources management and supplying water forwide range of requirements and contribute to nationaloo secu y.

Raw water supply for drinking water, electricitygeneration, agriculture, industry, harbor, flushing and

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other needs.



SCHEME OF JATILUHUR WATER RESOURCES SYSTEM

CBL (Q max 800 m3/det)

JAVA SEA

Q maks

1600 m3/det

Saluran TarumUtara Cab Barat

Kedung Gede

B. Walahar

Q maks

300 m3/det

Q maks

678 m3/det

Q maks

Q maks

1050 m3/detB. Jengkol

B. Lebiah

Saluran TarumUtara Cab Timur

Saluran TarumUtara

CilalanangCilamaya Ciasem

Cipunegara

B. Curug

B. Karang

B. Bekasi

B. Salamdarma

SaluranTarum Barat Saluran

Tarum Timur

B. Gadung

Waduk Ir. H. Djuanda

Volume 2,5 M m3

Citarum

Cibeet

CikarangK. Bekasi

Ciliwung B. BeetB. Barugbug

Cijengkol

Cigadung

+ . m

Waduk Saguling

Waduk Cirata

Volume 1,9 M m3

( + 220.00 m )

Volume 0.9 M m3

( + 643.00 m )



Introduction (2)

In recent years, average annualflow of Citarum river has been

.

In term of operation, even thoughCitarum River Basin is not

basin, management of water

resources should be adjusted toco e with conditions in order tofullfill various demands.

In larger extent, it is a collective

assi nment to mana e the riverbasin. Therefore, coordinationand collaboration with otherrelated institutions has been

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Main Issues on Water and

Climate Change Adaptationin the Citarum River Basin

Increased Rainfall during wet season more floodoccurrences and higher peak flood

Decreased Rainfall during dry season more drought

Shifting of Seasons change in Crops pattern

Decreased avera e annual flow decreasin of water

availability

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Ongoing/Planned Water and Climate

in the Citarum River Basin

To cope with the main issues in the Citarum River Basin,

coordination among the institutions as the following:

Productive reforestation

Settin u of a ro rammatic environmental im actassessment approach for the basin.

Introduction of sistem of rice intensification

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Ongoing/Planned Water and ClimateOngoing/Planned Water and Climate

in the Citarum River Basinin the Citarum River Basin

o cope w t t e ma n ssues n t e tarum ver as n,

the strategies plan and activities are particularly conductedb PJT II in the followin :

Adjustment of Citarum cascade reservoir operation to

adapt the recent condition.

Water monitoring improvements to enhance theefficiency of water used and flood control.

mprovemen s o wa er qua y mon or ng n r vers anreservoirs.

In i i n l r n h nin f r IWRM in l in i

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building for river basin organizations.



Expectations from the Regional

and its Network

Climate Change Projections Information re ardin climate chan e on freshwater

resources and their management

Models transferred of knowledge

Impact assessments

assessments.

Experience sharing about the impact information

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the Regional Knowledge Hub (NAHRIM)and its Network

Adaptation strategies Ca acit buildin throu h the several o tions amon

the typical countries, such as; training, exchange of

personals, cooperation on pilot and demonstration, .

Proper guidelines provided including their counseling

in order to implement the strategies.

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Pro osed collaboration with NAHRIM

Provision of hydrologic & hydraulic models/approachesto determine the proper guidelines.

g ee e s e wee a ega g ocapacity building activities and counseling.

Pilot and demonstration activit on ro ectin the im actof climate change in Citarum Cascade reservoirsoperation.

o an emons ra on ac v y on s ng crops pa ernin Jatiluhur Irrigation System to adapt the climatevariability

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Likely future rainfall pattern in Java and Bali

n set o ra ny season s e y to e ay(Naylor et al. 2006)

season shorthen

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Source : Naylor et al., 2007



Decreased Avera e Annual Flow in Citarum River

(1963 – 2007)

9.000,00

7.000,00

8.000,00

5.000,00

6.000,00

( m c m )

5.735 MCM

3.000,00

4.000,00

V o l u m e .

Average Annual Flow (1963 – 2000)

1.000,00

2.000,00 Average Annual Flow (2001 – 2007)

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