Monitoring the quality status of lakes/reservoirs and rivers at DKI Jakarta province in 2020 is a continuation of the Environmental Research Center-IPB (in collaboration with the DKI Jakarta Provincial Environmental Service (DLH). This monitoring activity was carried out in 61 ponds/reservoirs spread across the DKI Jakarta Province. The results of the study are used to determine the condition of the water quality of the lake/reservoir and river, priority locations, and efforts related to the management of the lake/reservoir and river.
Objectives:
- Determine the status of water quality in situ/reservoir and river.
- Determine the location of the lake/reservoir and priority river.
- Prepare directives or recommendations for the management of lakes/reservoirs and rivers.
Benefits for Society and Environment:
- Provide information on the quality of water in situ/reservoir to the community.
- Provide understanding to the community regarding community participation in maintaining the condition of the lake/reservoir, especially at priority locations.
Team:
- Prof. Dr. Hefni Effendi, M. Phil. (Team Leader).
- Helmy Akbar, S.Pi., M.Si. (Water Quality Expert).
- Bagus Amalrullah Utomo, S.Pi. (Project Officer).
- Andrian Rizaldy Azhar, S.Ds. (Assistant Expert).
- Muhammad Isnan Zuhri, S. Pi. (Assistant Expert).
- Suhendrik (Sampling Technician).
- Ferdiansyah, S.T. (Sampling Technician).
SDGs Related:
Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation. This goal is related to the activity of analyzing the status of water quality and recommendations for improvement. These activities meet targets 6.3 (improve water quality) and 6.6 (protect and restore water-related ecosystems).
Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities. This goal is closely related to the recommendations for the management of slums located around the site/reservoir. The recommendation is in line with target 11.6 (reduce the environmental impact of cities).