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Republic of
Indonesia
BALI, INDONESIA
MARCH 2024
MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC
OF INDONESIA
Your Excellency
Mr. Loïc Fauchon, President of the World Water Council
Let me begin by briefly inform you how vast Indonesia is. Have you ever imagined a
single country can has actual length similar to the distance from London to Tehran?
Indonesia encompasses more than 17.000 islands poured by diverse cultures, rich
flora and fauna, heart-stopping mountains and beaches, not to mention South-East
Asia’s best culinary paradise. It is indeed a choose-your-own-adventure travel
destination. As you may have known, that Bali Islands is the most popular among
Indonesia’s Islands and in term of tourism, it is globally everyone’s favourite. Bali
offers unique cultures along with a strong religious nuance. You can immerse yourself
in the magic of Kecak Dance, staying in an eye-opening ocean view hotel and even
take a woodcarving lesson there. Over decades, Bali has set perfect harmony with its
nature, including water.
Water has no doubt affected Bali’s way of life, it has played a crucial role in every
aspect of human life. Water is important to support areas such as household, industry,
trade, agriculture, as well as sailing. However, water sustainability has still been one of
the most pressing issues in Indonesia.
Having said that, Indonesia is committed to tackle water-related challenges and
improve water management. That is why, Indonesia had actively participated in
water- related international events, such as World Irrigation Forum.
Moreover, Indonesia has the experience in hosting International Symposium of 82
Annual Meeting of ICOLD (International Commission on Large Dams) held in Nusa
Dua, Bali on June 2014 and 3rd World Irrigation Forum and 70th International
Executive Council (IEC), ICID In Bali on September 2019.
Indonesia believes that through effective collaboration from all participant with
utilizing each other’s wealth of experience, we can share best ideas, practices and
solutions for water challenges in lively and engaging dialogues. Ultimately, The 10th
World Water Forum 2024 in Bali will be a successful and timely occasion for us to
reaffirm our commitment and shared values on successful water management and
sustainability.
Finally, I have the pleasure and honour to formally endorse the bid by the Ministry of
Public Works and Housing of the Republic of Indonesia to host the 10th World Water
Forum in Bali, Indonesia in March 2024.
Ir. Joko Widodo
President Republic of Indonesia
MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HOUSING REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA Dear Friends, It is my pleasure and honour for the Ministry of Public Works and Housing of the Republic of Indonesia to submit the proposal to The World Water Council for hosting the 10th World Water Forum in Bali, Indonesia on March 2024. Nowadays, the world includes Indonesia, facing the challenges in water, food, and energy sector, such as vast escalation of population, environment degradation, and also numerous kinds of global issues which are simultaneously affecting our water resources development and management. All challenges have triggered off the demand for implementation agendas toward sustainable water resources development and management, which includes water resources conservation, utilization, and prevention to water related disasters as well. Government of Indonesia of 2019-2024 period has established priority programs as called “Indonesian Vision”. The vision and mission are targeted at responding to global challenges that are complex, evolving, and full of uncertainties and risks to face challenges in the face of global competition. Under this proposal, we propose “Water for Shared Prosperity” as to answer the global challenges and potentials we are facing due to the increasing population growth and urbanization. Population growth and development rates make changes to natural and environmental conditions that affect water resources. These changes must be accompanied by conservation efforts by maintaining the existence and sustainability of the condition, green, nature and function of water resources so that they are always available in sufficient quantity and quality to meet the needs of living things, both now and in the future in order to reach prosperity. I hope the upcoming 10th World Water Forum could be a good forum for sharing knowledge and experience in water resources development and management in general. I believe that the event could bring advantages for all participants. I hope that various attractive topics will highlight important issues and create a forum for open discussion, formulation innovative perspective and new ways of perceiving the future technology toward sustainable development and management of water resources. I look forward to seeing you in Bali, Indonesia for the 10th World Water Forum on March 2024. Dr. Ir. M. Basuki Hadimuljono, M.Sc. Minister of Public Works and Housing of the Republic of Indonesia
WELCOME TO
INDONESIA
The Mighty Archipelago
INDONESIA IS ONE OF THE LARGEST ARCHIPELAGIC COUNTRY IN THE WORLD , AS WELL AS
THE FORTH MOST POPULOUS COUNTRY . IT HAS A HUGE NUMBERS OF AN AMAZING
LANDSCAPE AND BIODIVERSITY AND ABOUT 6.1 MILLION SQUARE KILOMETERS OF ITS
TERRITORY IS COVERED BY WATER AS THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF THE WELL BEING OF
THE PEOPLE.
Being the fourth biggest population in the Indonesia is proud to have its diversity of culture
world with 238 million citizens, Indonesia has which, derived from ancient traditions until present,
the opportunity to host the 10th World Water performing as the moving force in communal life,
Forum 2024. Indonesia also a melting pot of These traditions cover all aspects of the passage of
differnt communities’ benefiting from centuries life from the cradle to the grave.
of peaceful coexistence.
Indonesia is the great country to visit, as it While unity has resulted from history, divers
offers super natural beauty, cultural, artistic cultures of the many ethnic groups to be found
wealth, and warm hospitality. The diversity and across the country which has maintained their
authenticity of cultures, arts as well as flora traditions, languages and dialects, protected by
and fauna represent the precious treasures “adat” or customary laws, which different from
that can be found throught out different parts place to place. Modernization is only a superficial
of Indonesia. Please visit the official website of veneer covering people’s daily life even that in the
Indonesian Tourism and Travel at cities. Ultimately. “adat” influences the people’s ties
www.indonesia.travel. to their families and communities and is applied to
their every day’s lives.
THE WATER POTENTIAL & CHALLENGES
Water occurences in Indonesia Archipelago has an important role to support its living
creatures. The archipelago has more than 17,000 islands with almost 2 Million square
kilometers land area and 3,2 Million square kilometers seas. Almost 260 millions people
inhabitate the country. The water is utilized for domestic municipal, industry, and irrigation
needs in the country.
Surface water availability is so much affected by infrastructures to manage the 50 m3/second of raw
seasons, geographical positions, geological water. The water has also been utilized for irrigation
conditions, and the highly varied dispersion of in order to support the food security, it is done by
annual rainfall. High precipitation in Indonesia developing 500 thousand hectares of irrigation
with an average rate of 2,000 to 3,000 mm per networks and rehabilitating 2 million hectares of
year has become a fortune to itself. From the irrigation networks.
precipitaton, it becomes a water potential with a
value of 2,7 Trillion m3/year, but only 25% has In 2015, all United Nations Member States adopted
been utilized. The available “can be utilized” the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that
water is not 100% utilized yet, in which only provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity
about 32.2% has been exploited. for all people and the entire planet, now and into the
To increase the water utilization, since 2015 the future. The 2030 Agenda underlines 17 Sustainable
government has been building 61 dams to Development Goals (SDGs), and call for actions by
improve water supply for irrigation system from all countries both developed and developing in a
9% to 16,4% coverage, 49 cubic meter per second global partnership.
raw water, and 256 megawatts electrical energy Water is the basis of life and livelihoods, and the key
potential. to sustainable development. Successful water
To increase storage capacity, the government management supports the achievement of
also built 550 small dams (embung), raw water Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Introduction : 10th WORLD WATER FORUM:
water for shared prosperity
Although it seems ordinary, water is a very Without sustainable water availability the crops
important element for human life, in a matter of harvest will be disturbed, drinking water is not
fact it for every living being, all living organisms adequate, sanitation is not well maintained, and
require water for their survival. Therefore, water even can influence energy sector. Which in the
availability is a crucial aspect in human life, end will thwart prosperity that everybody dream
enough in quantity, in good quality and of. Water should be a resource that available to
delivered timely. People facing different everyone, in the time it needed. Hence, managing
challenges regarding water, some got too little, water correctly may leads to prosperity for all, a
some has too many, some has too dirty, and shared prosperity.
some has it in incorrect times.
Thus The Government of Indonesia also
The climate change issues add difficulties to the strengthen the responsibilities for the water and
already complex problems regarding the water sanitation, where in period 2020 2024 targeted
availability. Where extreme precipitation brings to have 100% access to safe drinking water and
too much water in one area and reduce the 90% access to proper sanitation. Currently, the
events in another. Furthermore, environmental percentage of households with access to safe
degradation leads to the increased difficulties drinking water is 92% and access to domestic
to obtain clean water. Additionally, the retention waste is 78%.
area in the upstream lose its ability to delay the
run off, leading to a severe flash flood. We are all also aware that nations around the
world are still struggling to mitigate the
Without a good management and enough COVID-19 Pandemic and its economic and social
compassion to each other, the decreased water consequences. The provision of clean water to
availability may lead to many aspects that support the practice of health protocols would
reduce our life qualities. become a primary important goal to the public
infrastructure sector.
access
The stakeholders in water management can be divided in three PEOPLE
main players: people, government, and private sector. People
want an easy, inexpensive, and timely access to water, either
drinking water, irrigations, raw water, and water for sanitation.
The government want to ensure that the public services related
to water can be maintained and reach the society, sometimes
water can be a political bargain. While the private sector wants
to obtain efficient processes in distributing water for a greater water
profit.
GOVERNMENT PRIVATE
public services profit
The three main players connect to each other, although each
has its own goals, the people need government to provide
them water for basic needs with the minimal cost, and turn to
the private sector for premium services. The government
needs the people as the main source of the income and
political influence, however they also need private sector to
ease the burden in supplying water to the people. While the
private sector needs the people as consumers to their
facilities, and needs the government related to the water
right and regulation. Hence these three main players will
become the key in communicating, solving and sharing the
water related issues and knowledge in the 10th World Water
Forum with the main topics of Water for Shared Prosperity.
Fast Facts :
Site areas : 70,000 sqm
Building Areas : 25,000 sqm
Convention Hall : 4,400 sqm
Plenary Hall : 1,800 sqm
Pre-function Lobby : 6,000 sqm
Outdoor Plaza : 1,000 sqm
Parking Areas : 600 cars
PROPOSED CONFERENCE VENUE
Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center ( BNDCC)
With a Vast Experience, We Provide a World Class
Services with a Safe, Comfort, and Efficient Event Arrangement
Services and Facilities :
Total capacity can accommodate 13,000 persons
- Convention/ Plenary Hall with 4,400 seats
(dividable into 5 rooms) BNDCC
- Singaraja Hall 1,700 pax, Pecatu Hall 1,500 pax, Hosted International Events :
Tanjung Benoa Hall 600 pax
- Additional 30 meeting rooms (40-200 seats/room) Climate Change Conference 2007
- Pre-function lobby for Exhibition and Registration
The 82nd Annual Meeting
- 2 VIP Rooms, 6 secretariat rooms
and (ICOLD) 2014
- Business Center, Spacious Exhibition Areas
- Hi-speed Wi-Fi throughout all areas Annual Meeting IMF-WB Group 2018
- Built In Stage, AV Equipment and Sound System 3rd World Irrigation Forum & 70th IECM
- Coffee Shop and Restaurants of ICID 2019
- Medical Rooms/Hospital in the complex
G20 Presidency of Indonesia 2022
- Physical Disabilities Facilities
- Floor Loads, Bonded Warehouse
- Golf Course
- 20 minutes drives from Airport
- Easy access to Bali’s Attraction and tourist sites
accommodation
Bali provide a wide range of accommodation from exclusive hotels or resorts to budget
accommodations. The location are in Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Jimbaran, Kuta, Tuban, Seminyak
and Sanur area. Competitive room rates vary as follow:
The proposed Conference Venue,
Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center
(BNDCC) is
located in Nusa Dua tourist
complex and within easy reach
to first class hotels , from 5-stars
to 3-stars hotels categories with
total of over 4000 rooms .
Total Hotel Rooms in Nusa
Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Kuta,
Sanur, Seminyak
and Other Hotels
WELCOME TO
BALI
The Paradise Island
The Proposed venue to host 10th World Water
Forum (10th WWF) is Bali, one of the thousands of
islands that constitute Indonesian arhipelago. For
decades Bali has been renowned as a tourist
destination. It has been given many names -”Island of
God” and “Morning of the World” among others- all
seeking to express the mystique that has for Nusa Dua
centuries lured visitors from far of shores.
The exotic and vibrant culture, the unique blend of Hinduism and Buddhism and the centuries-old
tradition make Bali an anomaly in today’s world. Thousands of sculptured temples, the
villages,towns, mountains, countryside and beaches, rice terraces, lush tropical vegetation and
golden beaches lapped by emerald waters provide breathtaking beauty, enhanced by the friendly
smiles of Balinese people.
Bali island has been rewarded as “Asia’s Best Resort Destination” by CEI Asia Inddustry Award
and proudly has been chosen as “The Best Exotic Destination” from Luxury Travel Magazine of
London, England.
Tri Hita Karana
In BALI, the concept of cosmology Tri Hita Karana is a formidable
philosophy of life. This philosophy has concept that can preserve the
diversity of culture and environment in the midst of globalization and
homogenization. Basically the essence of the Tri Hita Karana is emphasizes
three human relationships . The three relationships include relationships
with fellow humans, relationships with the natural surroundings, and
relationships with God that are interrelated to one another.
The principle of its implementation must be balanced, in harmony. The
basic essence of Tri Hita Karana implies that the three causes of well-being
are rooted in the harmonious relationship between those three. By
adopting this philosophy , hope that it can replace the modern outlook in
life which emphasizes individualism and materialism. Cultivating Tri Hita
Karana will dispel views that encourage consumerism, dissension and
turmoil.
Local Wisdom
The Balinese people bound to their cultural unity. Hindu religion which has
long been integrated into Balinese society, is an element that strengthens
the existence of this unity awareness.
One of the Bali community system known as SUBAK
SUBAK is an organization owned by a farming community in Bali that specifically regulates
traditional management or irrigation systems, the existence of Subak is a manifestation of the
philosophy concept of Tri Hita Karana
Subak generally has a temple called Uluncarik Temple or Bedugul Temple, which is specifically
built by landowners and farmers. The temple is intended for Dewi Sri, the goddess of prosperity
and fertility according to the beliefs of the Balinese people. This irrigation system is regulated by
a traditional leader who is also a farmer in Bali.
UNESCO has inscribed cultural landscape
of Bali Province: the Subak system as Manifestation
of the Tri Hita Karana philosophy on the world Heritage list
THE UNESCO Heritage
consist of:
supreme water temple pura ulun danu batur
and lake batur
subak Landscape of pakerisan watershet
subak Landscape of catur angga batukaru
royal temple of taman ayun
SUBAK LANDSCAPE OF
CATUR ANGGA BATUKARU
The cultural landscape of the Province
of Bali was designated as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site in 2012. This
landscape is formed from a rice SUPREME WATER TEMPLE PURA ULUN DANU BATUR
processing organization called Pura Ulun Danu Batur (also known as "Pura Batur" or
SUBAK, which is a manifestation of "Pura Ulun Danu") is a temple located at the rim of Lake
the implementation of Balinese Batur ,a crater lake off the side of Mount Batur which
philosophy, Tri Hita Karana, which is a provides fresh water for rice irrigation, Ulun Danu Batur
harmonious relationship between Temple is one of the most important temples in Bali which
God, humans, and the natural acts as a preserver of harmony and stability throughout
surroundings the island.
ROYAL TEMPLE OF TAMAN AYUN
In 2012 Unesco also established Taman
Ayun Temple as part of a world cultural
heritage site. This park of Taman Ayun
Temple are historical relics of the
Mengwi kingdom. Pura Taman Ayun was
built as a series of garden terraces with
courtyards on different levels. As the
name implies a holy place whose SUBAK LANDSCAPE OF PAKERISAN WATERSHED
existence is surrounded by a beautiful The Subak landscape of the Pakerisan River
water park pond . The Balinese temple watershed the oldest known irrigation system in
architecture; and the Royal Water temple Bali.
of Pura Taman Ayun, is the largest and
most architecturally distinguished
regional water temple.
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