South Kalimantan Governor Sahbirin Noor urged his entire ranks to work hard to fulfill the clean water need of the people until the remote areas in a sustainable way, especially through the Regional Water Treatment System of Banjarbakula (SPAM Banjarbakula).
The governor made his remark at the signing ceremony of asset conversion through provincial government's equity in PDAM Intan Banjar for the development of SPAM Banjarbakula stage 2.
He said, based on BPS report the average national access to drinking water in 2018 in urban areas was 81,55 percent and 65 percent in rural areas.
But he was concerned that the access in his province is below the national level. It was only 50.46 percent for household who have access to adequate drinking water in 2018.
""To reduce regional disparity one of which is by developing the Banjarbakula regional drinking water supply system," he said hoping that the water need for domestic will be in parallel with the increase of the number of population in the region.
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SPAM Banjar Bakula is prepared to serve raw water for five districts and cities in South Kalimantan, namely Banjarbaru, Banjar District, Banjarmasin, Tanah Laut and Barito Kuala. But in stage 1 it only covers Banjar and Banjarbaru.
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Meanwhile, Head of Provincial Public Work and Housing Agency (PUPR) Roy Rizali Anwar said, the government has allocated Rp80 billion for the construction of the second phase of Banjarbakula Regional Water Supply System (SPAM) that will take place in Hutan Pinus (Pine forests) Banjarbaru.
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To realize it, a land is needed to be owned by the provincial government as the management. The land which was formerly owned by the Banjar government then converted through capital equity.
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The governor made his remark at the signing ceremony of asset conversion through provincial government's equity in PDAM Intan Banjar for the development of SPAM Banjarbakula stage 2.
He said, based on BPS report the average national access to drinking water in 2018 in urban areas was 81,55 percent and 65 percent in rural areas.
But he was concerned that the access in his province is below the national level. It was only 50.46 percent for household who have access to adequate drinking water in 2018.
""To reduce regional disparity one of which is by developing the Banjarbakula regional drinking water supply system," he said hoping that the water need for domestic will be in parallel with the increase of the number of population in the region.
Read also: Banjar Cultural Congress to explore more potential of Banjar people
SPAM Banjar Bakula is prepared to serve raw water for five districts and cities in South Kalimantan, namely Banjarbaru, Banjar District, Banjarmasin, Tanah Laut and Barito Kuala. But in stage 1 it only covers Banjar and Banjarbaru.
Read also: Banjar Regent receives WTP placard from the governor
Read also: Banjar Regent and santri harvest lele
Meanwhile, Head of Provincial Public Work and Housing Agency (PUPR) Roy Rizali Anwar said, the government has allocated Rp80 billion for the construction of the second phase of Banjarbakula Regional Water Supply System (SPAM) that will take place in Hutan Pinus (Pine forests) Banjarbaru.
Read also: Nadjmi Adhani realizes Banjarbaru the inclusive city
Read also: Banjarbaru govt wins the most inspirative performance
To realize it, a land is needed to be owned by the provincial government as the management. The land which was formerly owned by the Banjar government then converted through capital equity.
Editor : Mahdani
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