TANJUNGPINANG TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE CITY

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Geografic Location:

Total Area : 25.882 Ha

Land : 15.086 Ha (55%)

Sea : 10.796 Ha (45%)

Population

Total Population 2016 : ± 258.487 People

(Sources :Population and Civil Registration Dept,2016)

Singapore

BatamBintan

Tanjungpinang

Before reclamation

After reclamation

Nipa Island

Nipa Island

ISSUES IN TANJUNGPINANG

Water Resources

Electrical Energy

Food Suppliescome from

other region

Solid Waste Management

Wastewater Management

Slump Area

Extreme Weathers

Sea Level Rise

TANJUNGPINANG TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE CITY

The Cooperation of Clean Water Provision in Bintan Island

Energy Provision

Urban Farming

Solid Waste & Waste Water Management

Settlement Development

City’ Lungs, Green Space & Open Public Space

Climate Change’s Adaptation Action Plan

Before reclamation

After reclamation

Nipa Island

Nipa Island

• PDAM focused to serve water resource through pipeline

• Interconnected Water Supply with Neighbouring City

Government of Tanjungpinang City, Government of BintanRegency and National Government cooperated together toprovide clean water by Sungai Pulai Reservoir Management

• Sea Water Revers Osmosis

• Plan of Dompak Estuari Development

• Utilization of ex-mining

• Rain water harvesting

Clean Water Provision in Tanjungpinang

THE COOPERATION OF CLEAN WATER PROVISION IN BINTAN ISLAND

Before reclamation

After reclamation

Nipa Island

Nipa Island

ENERGY PROVISION

National Electrical Corporation

Gas Engine Power Station

Gas Power Station, Capacity 30 MW in FTZ of Senggarang & Dompak

Before reclamation

After reclamation

Nipa Island

Nipa Island

URBAN FARMING

Community Development

for Urban Farming

Establish ‘Rumah Pangan Lestari’

Utilization ex-mining for

farming

Before reclamation

After reclamation

Nipa Island

Nipa Island

• Conventional solid wastemanagement is not effective for Coastal Area

• Semi-Sanitary Landfill System

• Only 60 % of solid waste is able to transport to landfill, others are burnt

Development of Bank Sampah (Waste Banks)

Development of waste treatment technology for coastal area

Enforce Community Development

Law Envorcement Regarding Solid Waste Treatment Regulation

Innovative Solid Waste Solution

Issues The Solutions

SOLID WASTE & WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT

SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT

Issues

Slump Area

No Integration & Synergy between

Sectors

Slump Development by Integrated Sectors

Community Contribution Actively

Integration Programme for Slump Development

CITY’ LUNGS, GREEN SPACE & OPEN PUBLIC SPACE

Open Public Space

• Targets : 20 % of Land Area (Based on Tanjungpinang Spatial Planning 2014 – 2034)

• Achievement : 11,08 % of Land Area, still need 8,92 % open public space

Protected Forest

• 72 Ha in Bukit Kucing Forest• 333 Ha in Sungai Pulai Reservoir to

maintain clean water resource

CLIMATE CHANGE’S ADAPTATION ACTION PLAN

Join Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network

(ACCCRN)

Established Climate Change Task Force

Climate Change’sAdaptation Action Plan

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