Ministry Of PUPR Targets Drinking Water Distribution At IKN July 2024

Photo Archives - Design of the Central Government Core Area or KIPP of the State Capital (IKN) of the Archipelago. BETWEEN/HO-Minister of PUPR/DOK BETWEEN

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) through the State Capital Infrastructure Development Implementation Task Force (IKN) targets the distribution of drinking water in the Nusantara IKN region in July 2024. "It is targeted that in June or July next year, drinking water will be distributed at IKN Nusantara," said Head of the Task Force (Kasatgas) for IKN Infrastructure Development Danis Sumadilaga in a joint media discussion in Jakarta, Antara, Friday, October 27. Danis added that the Ministry of PUPR conducted a test or commissioning that the distribution of drinking water will operate in July next year. Drinking water and electricity networks are resources that must be distributed at IKN in July 2024. Danis said that IKN drinking water can really be drunk directly by the community. For information, based on Presidential Regulation (Perpres) Number 63 of 2022 concerning the Detailed Capital Plan for the Capital City of the Archipelago, it is stated that the drinking water management strategy is developed with the first objective as the quality of drinking water which is produced to meet the standard quality of safe drinking water. Then ensure that drinking water can be supplied with existing supplies and according to the needs that meet 3K principles, namely quality, quantity, and continuity. Then identify the amount of water loss factors such as non-revenue water and other safety factors for water volumes that cannot be calculated directly. The next goal is to identify adequate water treatment installation facilities and to meet the standard quality of safe drinking water. Furthermore, identify potential technologies that can be applied to support water supplies including the use of water-saving technology. The Drinking Water Supply System (SPAM) which is a unit of physical (technical) and unphysical systems from infrastructure and drinking water facilities is focused on meeting domestic and non-domestic water needs. SPAM is intended to meet safe drinking water and meet 3K principles.