INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PROPOSAL
PROPOSAL
3rdSeminar on Ecology, Sanitation and Integrated
Water Resources Management (ESIWRM) Towards
Asean Economic Community (AEC/MEA)
STATE ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY
SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
OCTOBER23-25, 2015
PROPOSAL
3rdSeminar on Ecology, Sanitation and Integrated Water
Resources Management (ESIWRM :Towards Asean
Economic Community (AEC/MEA)
Preface
The Developing countries are part of making conserve water resources, ecological
sanitation and currently the role of are still far from the expected. In the field of
sanitation and also conservation ecology, most of developing countries holds the
title ofthe worst. These conditions require a concerted effort among us to
consolidate and intensive discussion to find the causes. This is manifested in the
form of the first International Seminar to be attended by most of AEC countries in
the world to share knowledge and experience.
The Seminar will organizeby entitle "Ecology, sanitation, and water resources
management in society - how can we sustainably embed ecology, sanitation,and
water resources management in social, economic and renewable energy?". It
aims to facilitate discussion on promoting sustainable ecology in a society by
introducing Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). About 100
representatives come various background agencies such as: government agencies,
researchers, universities and national and international NGO from developing and
developed countries in the world will attend in this Seminar.
With 2.5 billion people lacking access to adequate and sustainable sanitation, an
integrated approach, involving ESIWRM as an essential component, is needed to
enhance advocacy and public awareness. Sanitation should be treated as an
essential development sector that has the potential to bring huge social and
economic and ecology benefits. In addition, clear strategic sanitation policy and
its plans should be formulated and integrated into the IWRM programs. To
achieve sustainable sanitation and ecology, sanitation will have to be embedded in
social, economic, cultural systems and ecology, supported by effective and
sustainable investment, data collection, technology, behavior change and
leadership.
The other sessions of the Conference will discuss the issues of sanitation
technology and financing and ecology. Various sanitation technologies and
financing instruments which are adapted to the region will be presented and
discussed. Participants to the Conference share their experiences in enhancing
investment by central government, cost recovery, removing the barrier of
enhancing sanitation by private sector participation and promotion of investment
by household and community.
| Page 1
Background
Despite the demographic bonus of a young population, Indonesia’s tens of
millions of workers are mostly low-skilled. The country needs to address this
quickly before the surge of regional foreign talent into the country once the Asean
Economic Community (AEC) starts to take full effect.
A recent World Economic Forum (WEF) report on global competitiveness, which
provides an index and overview of the competitiveness performance of 144
economies, placed Indonesia 34th in its ranking. Thailand and Malaysia ranked
higher at numbers 31 and 20 respectively, while Singapore is the second most
competitive economy in the world after Switzerland, according to the report. (See:
Who is the most competitive of them all in Asean?)
A 2014 global talent competitiveness index released by Insead was more
alarming. Indonesia was ranked 86 out of 93 countries for the competitiveness of
its talent, while Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia and of course
Singapore all ranked higher and were deemed more competitive than Indonesia.
The lack of talent and skill among workers is something that Indonesia is well
aware of. On international Labour Day on May 1, when tens of thousands of
workers rallied in various cities across the country, the Indonesian Labour
Struggle Federation (FPBI) revealed its concerns about the looming AEC, which it
says will only disadvantage Indonesian workers, and also called on the
government to give more attention and protection towards the country’s workers.
Read more: Indonesian workers must upgrade or lose
http://www.establishmentpost.com/indonesian-workers-must-upgrade-orlose/#ixzz3fpa4ad36
Thank you for reading The Establishment Post. Permission to reproduce material
under the "fair use" principle is granted PROVIDED a link to the original source
material is included with the cited material. The Establishment Post maintains ©
ownership on
Follow us: @EstabPost on Twitter | TheEstablishmentPost on Facebook
To support that The Asean Economic Community (AEC/MEA) target , some of
the natural resources must be manage good well. Part of the natural resources has
been going such as Ecology, sanitation, and water resources management in
society - how can we sustainably embed ecology, sanitation,and water resources
management in social, economic and renewable energy must be facilitate.
Though many efforts have been undertaken and the number of people with access
to basic sanitation facilities has risen rapidly especially in east Asia, there is still a
lack of proper sanitation and hygiene practice, with approximately 1.8 million
| Page 2
children dying each year due to unclean water. Water and sanitation are closely
related to other issues, such as poverty, health, education, and gender, where
progress is needed to achieve sustainable development. Behavioral change and
developing clean and safe sanitation facilities are crucial for maternal and child
health.
Based on this background, the Faculty of Science and Technology UIN Jakarta
launched the ESIWRM for the Developing Countries in 2015 to cope with
sanitation,ecological and eater management issues to helping developing
countries open debates for better on ESIWRM.
All papers for the ESIWRM 2015 will be publish in the International Journal of
Ecological (ISSN: …….), and all papers will be included in the Engineering &
Technology Digital Library, and indexed by EBSCO, WorldCat, DOAJ, Google
Scholar, Cross ref, ProQuest and sent to be reviewed by EiCompendex and ISI
Proceedings.
One Excellent Paper will be selected from each oral session. The Certificate
for Excellent Papers will be awarded in the Welcome Banquet on October 25,
2015.
Objectives
This seminar aims to facilitate discussion on:
1) To know the position of sustainable sanitation, ecology and water resources
management progress in rellated with AEC.
2) To optimize the sanitation technology and its impact to ecology and water
resources in Asean Country
3) financing sanitation, ecology and water resources management and renewable
energy, which are critical in advancing sanitation towards achieving the
MDGs sanitation, ecology, and water resources management target and
beyond.
4) To identify the potential and problems of sanitation and water resources
management in AEC in the world
5) Provide joint solutions for ecological sustainability and sanitation programs
and sustainable water management refers to the MDGs 2012
6) Formed the blue print for ecological sanitation and water resources
management in the Developing Countries in the world as part of a world
society members who have roles and responsibilities in the same global
ecological preserve
| Page 3
In addition, the seminar will introduce Integrated Water Resources Management
(IWRM) which could be applied to improve the current situation of sanitation. It
will also identify the next steps to take towards achieving MDGs and beyond.
Outputs
1) Policy recommendations to improve sanitation and achieve MDGs.
2) Shared experiences and good practices on sanitation.
3) Strengthened networking among agencies concerned in charge of sanitation
and water resources management between Islamic countries.
Topics
1) Ecology, Sanitation, and Water Resources Framework, Regulation, and
Implementation”
2) Ecology and the Community Health
3) Environmental Sanitation in the Developing Countries
4) Clean Water and Public Health
5) Ecology and the Environment Global Issues
6) Sanitation Problem Solving in Islamic Countries
7) Water Resources Management
8) Renewable energy
Participants
| Page 4
The seminar is ideal for decision makers and senior officials from Developing
Countries, others countries,researchers, universities and national and international
NGO (Appendix 3).
Important Date
Paper Submission (Full Paper)
Notification of Acceptance
Final Paper Submission
Authors' Registration
ESIWRM 2015 Conference Dates
:
:
:
:
:
Before August 10, 2015
On September1, 2015
Before September 15, 2015
Before September 15, 2015
October 23-25, 2015
Formatting
Each paper is limited to 5 pages normally, and additional pages will be charged.
Please follow the Conference format.
Formatting Instructions (DOC)
SUBMISSION METHODS
1. Electronic Submission System; ( .pdf)
If you can't login the submission system, please try to submit through method 2.
2. Email:info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id( .pdf and .doc)
Publication Ethics - Penalty against Plagiarism
We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtual of any
academic. Hence any act of plagiarism is a totally unacceptable academic
misconduct and cannot be tolerated.
Registration
Participation is by invitation only. Candidate of participant can register to:
Phone : +62 21 7493315
Email : info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id
Web : http://fst.uinjkt.ac.id/esiwrm.htm
Authors (Reviewer)
Authors (Student)*
Registration Fee
350 USD
350 USD
| Page 5
Authors (Non Student)*
Listeners:
Keynote Speaker
Additional Paper (s)**
Additional Page
Extra
Proceeding/Journal
400 USD
250 USD
Free
300 USD
70 USD/One Page
50 USD
* One regular registration can cover a paper within 8 pages, including all figures,
tables, and references.
** One regular registration with one or more additional papers has only one
proceeding book.
*** For the authors who have difficulties to pay US Dollars, such as Iran, please
pay Euros as: 1 Euro = 1.25 USD
**** If you would like to register the conference and publish your paper as the
reviewer, please send email to info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id(Only Ph.D holder can apply)
***** Listener registration (Click)
AUTHORS REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
Participation in the technical program
Lunch
Dinner Banquet
Conference bag and/or conference accessories
Conference document (abstract on book)
Coffee breaks
Field Trip
Publication in e-journal
LISTENERS REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
| Page 6
Participation in the technical program
Lunch
Dinner Banquet
Conference bag and/or conference accessories
Coffee breaks
Field trip
| Page 7
ProgrammeSchedule
TIME
Day-1#
12.00 – 16.30
17.30 – 18.00
ACTIVITIES
rd
Friday, October 23 , 2015
Registration
Chairman’s Welcome and Seminar Opening
By Prof. Dede Rosyada, MA, Rector of UIN
18.00-19.00
Ishoma
19.10 – 23.10 Key Note Speaker:(Appendix 1)
1. Prof. Lloyld Chua (Deakin University, Australia)
“Management Renewable Energy in Australia”
2. Prof. Sigeto Aramaki (Dean of Faculty of Chemical Engineering,
Fukuoka University, Japan)
3. Prof. Susanto Lim (Nanyang Tecnology University Singapore)
“Sustainable Ecology”
4. Prof. Muhammad (UPM Malaysia)
“Asean Economic Community rellated with Management of Integrated
Water Resources”
5. Ministry of Environment Republik Of Indonesia
“Master plan of ESIWRM in Indonesia”
6. Prof. Dr. Lily Surayya Eka Putri, M.Env.Stud: State University Syarif
Hidayatullah Jakarta “Best Practise Management of Renewable Energy
in Jakarta”
Mederator:
1. Dr. Aflakhul Ridho,M.Sc (Geostech Ristek BPPT)
2. Dr. Agus Salim, M.Si (UIN Jakarta)
3. Dr. Agung Damar Syakti (Unsoed)
Room: Main Auditorium Marbella Hotel (Appendix 2)
Day-2#
10.45 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.30
13.30 – 15.15
Saturday, October 24th, 2015
TRACK-1:
TRACK-2:
ECOLOGY
SANITATION
Sesion 1:
Session 1:
“Introduction Ecology “Introduction Sanitation
Framework,
Framework, Regulaion,
Regulaion, and
and Implementation”
Implementation”
Moderator:
Dr. Agung Damar
Syakti
Room: 1 Marbella Suit
Lunch
Session 2:
“Ecology and the
TRACK-3:
WATER RESOURCES
Session 1:
“Introduction Water
Framework, Regulation,
and Implementation”
Moderator:
Dr. Afflakhul Ridho,M.Sc
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Moderator:
Dr. Agus Salim
Room: 13
Marbella Suit
Session 2:
”Environmental
Session 2:
”Clean Water and Public
| Page 8
15.15 – 15.30
15.30 – 17.15
17.15 – 19.00
19.00 – 22.00
22.00 – 06.00
Day-3#
06.00 – 07.00
07.00 – 11.00
11.00 – 12.30
12.30 – 14.30
14.30 – 15.30
15.30–16.30
16.30 –16.45
16.45 – 17.00
17.00 – 19.30
19.30 – 22.30
Community Health”
Sanitation in Islamic
Countries”
Health”
Moderator:
Dr. Zulkifli Rangkuti
Room: 1
Marbella Suit
Coffee Break
Session 3:
“Ecology and the
Environment Global
Issues”
Moderator:
Dr. Fachrudin
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Moderator:
Dr. Tamzil Las
Room: 3
Marbella Suit
Session 3:
“Sanitation Problem
Solving in Islamic
Countries”
Session 3:
“Water Resources
Management “
Moderator:
Moderator:
Dr. Eng.Nuraida,
Dr. Andi Nuhung
Room: 1
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Marbella Suit
BREAK
Welcome Dinner & Traditional Performance
at Gintung Water Pond Resto (Appendix 2)
BREAK
Moderator:
Dr. Sarwoto
Room: 1
Marbella Suit
Sunday, October 25th, 2015
Breakfast
Travel to Anyer Beach
Ecology, Sanitation, and Water Resourches Management Observation at
Integrated Area of Banten - West Java (Appendix 2)
Lunch Time and Free Grup Discussion
Travel to Maulana Hasanudin Emperor
Conclution and Recomendation of The Seminar
Coffee Break
Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Seminar
Fare Well Dinner at Banten Cafe & Resto (Appendix 2)
Travel to Jakarta
| Page 9
Venue
The Seminar will be held on Friday to Sunday, 23rd– 25th, 2015 in Banten,
Indonesia.
Budget
The budget for this seminar is Rp 140,000,000,- (Appendix4)
Language
All articles and presentation will use English language
Partners
IDB Headquarters, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry Og Religions
Affairs (MORA), Governance of Banten Province, Governance of Jakarta
Province, United Nations Secretary- General's Advisory Board On Water And
Sanitation (UNSGAB), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Asia-Pacific
Water Forum (APWF), Australian Government and Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA).Malaysia Ambassador, Jakarta.
| P a g e 10
Committee
Advisory Board
1. Prof. Dr. Dede Rosyada
2. Prof. Abdul Hamid, MS
3. Dr. Fadhila Suralaga,M.Si
4. Prof. Dr. Murodi, MA
Coordinator Board
1. Dr. Agus Salim, M.Si
Steering Committee
1. Sarwoto, M.Si (Head of SC)
2. Dr. Aflakhul Ridho
3. Dr. Sutrisno ,M.Si
4. Dr.Elpawati,MP
5. Dr.Nur Inaya,M.Si
Organizing Committee
1. Drs.Dede Sukandar, M.Si (Head of OC)
2. Ade Chandra,S.Pd (secretary)
3. Etyn Yunita, M.Si (finance)
4. Narti Fitriana, M.Si
Event Organizer
1. Mahbubul Wathoni, S.Si, M.Kom (technical support)
2. A. Silvan Erusani, ST., M.Sc (accommodation)
3. Fachroni Arbi Murad, M.Kom
| P a g e 11
4. M.Yusuf, S.Kom
| P a g e 12
| P a g e 13
BUDGET 3RD ESIWRM 2015
31
5212
11
5221
41
Seminar Internasional
41.700.
000
Belanja Bahan
20.700.
000
1
ATK/Bahan
2
Konsumsi
(Makan)
150
Org
x
2
3
Konsumsi
(Snack)
150
Org
x
4
Perlengkapan
Peserta
150
Org
x
5
Spanduk
1.000.00
0
1
Keg
kali
300
Org/Kali
40.000
12.000.0
00
2
kali
300
Org/Kali
14.000
4.200.00
0
1
Keg
150
OK
20.000
3.000.00
0
1
Keg
500.000
500.000
14.000.
000
Belanja Jasa Sewa
1
5212
19
1.000.00
0
Belanja Barang Non
Operasional Lainnya
Sewa Ruangan
1
Keg
x
2
Hr
2
OK
7.000.00
0
14.000.0
00
500.00
0
1
5221
51
Biaya Promosi
seminar
1
Keg
500.000
6.500.0
00
Belanja Jasa Profesi
1
Narasumber
Luar UIN
2
Org
x
3
Jam
6
OJ
2
Moderator
2
Org
x
2
kali
4
Org/Kali
UNTUK TAMBAHAN KEYNOTE SPEAKER BISA DARI KEGIATAN MENGUNDANG DOSEN TAMU LUAR NEGERI
30
5221
51
5242
19
500.000
750.000
4.500.00
0
500.000
2.000.00
0
Kegiatan Mengundang Dosen
Tamu
35.375.
000
Belanja Jasa Profesi
10.500.
000
1
Narasumber
(luar)
2
Org
x
3
Jam
6
OJ
1.250.00
0
7.500.00
0
2
Moderator
2
Org
x
3
Kali
6
Orang/K
ali
500.000
3.000.00
0
Belanja Perjalanan Lainnya
(LN)
1
24.875.
000
Tiket
Narasumber
2
Org
x
1
Kali
2
Orang/K
ali
11.737.5
00
| Page 1
23.475.0
00
2
Penginapan
2
Org
x
1
Hari
2
Org/Har
i
700.000
| Page 2
1.400.00
0
3rdSeminar on Ecology, Sanitation and Integrated
Water Resources Management (ESIWRM) Towards
Asean Economic Community (AEC/MEA)
STATE ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY
SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
OCTOBER23-25, 2015
PROPOSAL
3rdSeminar on Ecology, Sanitation and Integrated Water
Resources Management (ESIWRM :Towards Asean
Economic Community (AEC/MEA)
Preface
The Developing countries are part of making conserve water resources, ecological
sanitation and currently the role of are still far from the expected. In the field of
sanitation and also conservation ecology, most of developing countries holds the
title ofthe worst. These conditions require a concerted effort among us to
consolidate and intensive discussion to find the causes. This is manifested in the
form of the first International Seminar to be attended by most of AEC countries in
the world to share knowledge and experience.
The Seminar will organizeby entitle "Ecology, sanitation, and water resources
management in society - how can we sustainably embed ecology, sanitation,and
water resources management in social, economic and renewable energy?". It
aims to facilitate discussion on promoting sustainable ecology in a society by
introducing Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). About 100
representatives come various background agencies such as: government agencies,
researchers, universities and national and international NGO from developing and
developed countries in the world will attend in this Seminar.
With 2.5 billion people lacking access to adequate and sustainable sanitation, an
integrated approach, involving ESIWRM as an essential component, is needed to
enhance advocacy and public awareness. Sanitation should be treated as an
essential development sector that has the potential to bring huge social and
economic and ecology benefits. In addition, clear strategic sanitation policy and
its plans should be formulated and integrated into the IWRM programs. To
achieve sustainable sanitation and ecology, sanitation will have to be embedded in
social, economic, cultural systems and ecology, supported by effective and
sustainable investment, data collection, technology, behavior change and
leadership.
The other sessions of the Conference will discuss the issues of sanitation
technology and financing and ecology. Various sanitation technologies and
financing instruments which are adapted to the region will be presented and
discussed. Participants to the Conference share their experiences in enhancing
investment by central government, cost recovery, removing the barrier of
enhancing sanitation by private sector participation and promotion of investment
by household and community.
| Page 1
Background
Despite the demographic bonus of a young population, Indonesia’s tens of
millions of workers are mostly low-skilled. The country needs to address this
quickly before the surge of regional foreign talent into the country once the Asean
Economic Community (AEC) starts to take full effect.
A recent World Economic Forum (WEF) report on global competitiveness, which
provides an index and overview of the competitiveness performance of 144
economies, placed Indonesia 34th in its ranking. Thailand and Malaysia ranked
higher at numbers 31 and 20 respectively, while Singapore is the second most
competitive economy in the world after Switzerland, according to the report. (See:
Who is the most competitive of them all in Asean?)
A 2014 global talent competitiveness index released by Insead was more
alarming. Indonesia was ranked 86 out of 93 countries for the competitiveness of
its talent, while Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia and of course
Singapore all ranked higher and were deemed more competitive than Indonesia.
The lack of talent and skill among workers is something that Indonesia is well
aware of. On international Labour Day on May 1, when tens of thousands of
workers rallied in various cities across the country, the Indonesian Labour
Struggle Federation (FPBI) revealed its concerns about the looming AEC, which it
says will only disadvantage Indonesian workers, and also called on the
government to give more attention and protection towards the country’s workers.
Read more: Indonesian workers must upgrade or lose
http://www.establishmentpost.com/indonesian-workers-must-upgrade-orlose/#ixzz3fpa4ad36
Thank you for reading The Establishment Post. Permission to reproduce material
under the "fair use" principle is granted PROVIDED a link to the original source
material is included with the cited material. The Establishment Post maintains ©
ownership on
Follow us: @EstabPost on Twitter | TheEstablishmentPost on Facebook
To support that The Asean Economic Community (AEC/MEA) target , some of
the natural resources must be manage good well. Part of the natural resources has
been going such as Ecology, sanitation, and water resources management in
society - how can we sustainably embed ecology, sanitation,and water resources
management in social, economic and renewable energy must be facilitate.
Though many efforts have been undertaken and the number of people with access
to basic sanitation facilities has risen rapidly especially in east Asia, there is still a
lack of proper sanitation and hygiene practice, with approximately 1.8 million
| Page 2
children dying each year due to unclean water. Water and sanitation are closely
related to other issues, such as poverty, health, education, and gender, where
progress is needed to achieve sustainable development. Behavioral change and
developing clean and safe sanitation facilities are crucial for maternal and child
health.
Based on this background, the Faculty of Science and Technology UIN Jakarta
launched the ESIWRM for the Developing Countries in 2015 to cope with
sanitation,ecological and eater management issues to helping developing
countries open debates for better on ESIWRM.
All papers for the ESIWRM 2015 will be publish in the International Journal of
Ecological (ISSN: …….), and all papers will be included in the Engineering &
Technology Digital Library, and indexed by EBSCO, WorldCat, DOAJ, Google
Scholar, Cross ref, ProQuest and sent to be reviewed by EiCompendex and ISI
Proceedings.
One Excellent Paper will be selected from each oral session. The Certificate
for Excellent Papers will be awarded in the Welcome Banquet on October 25,
2015.
Objectives
This seminar aims to facilitate discussion on:
1) To know the position of sustainable sanitation, ecology and water resources
management progress in rellated with AEC.
2) To optimize the sanitation technology and its impact to ecology and water
resources in Asean Country
3) financing sanitation, ecology and water resources management and renewable
energy, which are critical in advancing sanitation towards achieving the
MDGs sanitation, ecology, and water resources management target and
beyond.
4) To identify the potential and problems of sanitation and water resources
management in AEC in the world
5) Provide joint solutions for ecological sustainability and sanitation programs
and sustainable water management refers to the MDGs 2012
6) Formed the blue print for ecological sanitation and water resources
management in the Developing Countries in the world as part of a world
society members who have roles and responsibilities in the same global
ecological preserve
| Page 3
In addition, the seminar will introduce Integrated Water Resources Management
(IWRM) which could be applied to improve the current situation of sanitation. It
will also identify the next steps to take towards achieving MDGs and beyond.
Outputs
1) Policy recommendations to improve sanitation and achieve MDGs.
2) Shared experiences and good practices on sanitation.
3) Strengthened networking among agencies concerned in charge of sanitation
and water resources management between Islamic countries.
Topics
1) Ecology, Sanitation, and Water Resources Framework, Regulation, and
Implementation”
2) Ecology and the Community Health
3) Environmental Sanitation in the Developing Countries
4) Clean Water and Public Health
5) Ecology and the Environment Global Issues
6) Sanitation Problem Solving in Islamic Countries
7) Water Resources Management
8) Renewable energy
Participants
| Page 4
The seminar is ideal for decision makers and senior officials from Developing
Countries, others countries,researchers, universities and national and international
NGO (Appendix 3).
Important Date
Paper Submission (Full Paper)
Notification of Acceptance
Final Paper Submission
Authors' Registration
ESIWRM 2015 Conference Dates
:
:
:
:
:
Before August 10, 2015
On September1, 2015
Before September 15, 2015
Before September 15, 2015
October 23-25, 2015
Formatting
Each paper is limited to 5 pages normally, and additional pages will be charged.
Please follow the Conference format.
Formatting Instructions (DOC)
SUBMISSION METHODS
1. Electronic Submission System; ( .pdf)
If you can't login the submission system, please try to submit through method 2.
2. Email:info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id( .pdf and .doc)
Publication Ethics - Penalty against Plagiarism
We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtual of any
academic. Hence any act of plagiarism is a totally unacceptable academic
misconduct and cannot be tolerated.
Registration
Participation is by invitation only. Candidate of participant can register to:
Phone : +62 21 7493315
Email : info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id
Web : http://fst.uinjkt.ac.id/esiwrm.htm
Authors (Reviewer)
Authors (Student)*
Registration Fee
350 USD
350 USD
| Page 5
Authors (Non Student)*
Listeners:
Keynote Speaker
Additional Paper (s)**
Additional Page
Extra
Proceeding/Journal
400 USD
250 USD
Free
300 USD
70 USD/One Page
50 USD
* One regular registration can cover a paper within 8 pages, including all figures,
tables, and references.
** One regular registration with one or more additional papers has only one
proceeding book.
*** For the authors who have difficulties to pay US Dollars, such as Iran, please
pay Euros as: 1 Euro = 1.25 USD
**** If you would like to register the conference and publish your paper as the
reviewer, please send email to info.fst@uinjkt.ac.id(Only Ph.D holder can apply)
***** Listener registration (Click)
AUTHORS REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
Participation in the technical program
Lunch
Dinner Banquet
Conference bag and/or conference accessories
Conference document (abstract on book)
Coffee breaks
Field Trip
Publication in e-journal
LISTENERS REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
| Page 6
Participation in the technical program
Lunch
Dinner Banquet
Conference bag and/or conference accessories
Coffee breaks
Field trip
| Page 7
ProgrammeSchedule
TIME
Day-1#
12.00 – 16.30
17.30 – 18.00
ACTIVITIES
rd
Friday, October 23 , 2015
Registration
Chairman’s Welcome and Seminar Opening
By Prof. Dede Rosyada, MA, Rector of UIN
18.00-19.00
Ishoma
19.10 – 23.10 Key Note Speaker:(Appendix 1)
1. Prof. Lloyld Chua (Deakin University, Australia)
“Management Renewable Energy in Australia”
2. Prof. Sigeto Aramaki (Dean of Faculty of Chemical Engineering,
Fukuoka University, Japan)
3. Prof. Susanto Lim (Nanyang Tecnology University Singapore)
“Sustainable Ecology”
4. Prof. Muhammad (UPM Malaysia)
“Asean Economic Community rellated with Management of Integrated
Water Resources”
5. Ministry of Environment Republik Of Indonesia
“Master plan of ESIWRM in Indonesia”
6. Prof. Dr. Lily Surayya Eka Putri, M.Env.Stud: State University Syarif
Hidayatullah Jakarta “Best Practise Management of Renewable Energy
in Jakarta”
Mederator:
1. Dr. Aflakhul Ridho,M.Sc (Geostech Ristek BPPT)
2. Dr. Agus Salim, M.Si (UIN Jakarta)
3. Dr. Agung Damar Syakti (Unsoed)
Room: Main Auditorium Marbella Hotel (Appendix 2)
Day-2#
10.45 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.30
13.30 – 15.15
Saturday, October 24th, 2015
TRACK-1:
TRACK-2:
ECOLOGY
SANITATION
Sesion 1:
Session 1:
“Introduction Ecology “Introduction Sanitation
Framework,
Framework, Regulaion,
Regulaion, and
and Implementation”
Implementation”
Moderator:
Dr. Agung Damar
Syakti
Room: 1 Marbella Suit
Lunch
Session 2:
“Ecology and the
TRACK-3:
WATER RESOURCES
Session 1:
“Introduction Water
Framework, Regulation,
and Implementation”
Moderator:
Dr. Afflakhul Ridho,M.Sc
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Moderator:
Dr. Agus Salim
Room: 13
Marbella Suit
Session 2:
”Environmental
Session 2:
”Clean Water and Public
| Page 8
15.15 – 15.30
15.30 – 17.15
17.15 – 19.00
19.00 – 22.00
22.00 – 06.00
Day-3#
06.00 – 07.00
07.00 – 11.00
11.00 – 12.30
12.30 – 14.30
14.30 – 15.30
15.30–16.30
16.30 –16.45
16.45 – 17.00
17.00 – 19.30
19.30 – 22.30
Community Health”
Sanitation in Islamic
Countries”
Health”
Moderator:
Dr. Zulkifli Rangkuti
Room: 1
Marbella Suit
Coffee Break
Session 3:
“Ecology and the
Environment Global
Issues”
Moderator:
Dr. Fachrudin
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Moderator:
Dr. Tamzil Las
Room: 3
Marbella Suit
Session 3:
“Sanitation Problem
Solving in Islamic
Countries”
Session 3:
“Water Resources
Management “
Moderator:
Moderator:
Dr. Eng.Nuraida,
Dr. Andi Nuhung
Room: 1
Room: 2
Marbella Suit
Marbella Suit
BREAK
Welcome Dinner & Traditional Performance
at Gintung Water Pond Resto (Appendix 2)
BREAK
Moderator:
Dr. Sarwoto
Room: 1
Marbella Suit
Sunday, October 25th, 2015
Breakfast
Travel to Anyer Beach
Ecology, Sanitation, and Water Resourches Management Observation at
Integrated Area of Banten - West Java (Appendix 2)
Lunch Time and Free Grup Discussion
Travel to Maulana Hasanudin Emperor
Conclution and Recomendation of The Seminar
Coffee Break
Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Seminar
Fare Well Dinner at Banten Cafe & Resto (Appendix 2)
Travel to Jakarta
| Page 9
Venue
The Seminar will be held on Friday to Sunday, 23rd– 25th, 2015 in Banten,
Indonesia.
Budget
The budget for this seminar is Rp 140,000,000,- (Appendix4)
Language
All articles and presentation will use English language
Partners
IDB Headquarters, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry Og Religions
Affairs (MORA), Governance of Banten Province, Governance of Jakarta
Province, United Nations Secretary- General's Advisory Board On Water And
Sanitation (UNSGAB), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Asia-Pacific
Water Forum (APWF), Australian Government and Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA).Malaysia Ambassador, Jakarta.
| P a g e 10
Committee
Advisory Board
1. Prof. Dr. Dede Rosyada
2. Prof. Abdul Hamid, MS
3. Dr. Fadhila Suralaga,M.Si
4. Prof. Dr. Murodi, MA
Coordinator Board
1. Dr. Agus Salim, M.Si
Steering Committee
1. Sarwoto, M.Si (Head of SC)
2. Dr. Aflakhul Ridho
3. Dr. Sutrisno ,M.Si
4. Dr.Elpawati,MP
5. Dr.Nur Inaya,M.Si
Organizing Committee
1. Drs.Dede Sukandar, M.Si (Head of OC)
2. Ade Chandra,S.Pd (secretary)
3. Etyn Yunita, M.Si (finance)
4. Narti Fitriana, M.Si
Event Organizer
1. Mahbubul Wathoni, S.Si, M.Kom (technical support)
2. A. Silvan Erusani, ST., M.Sc (accommodation)
3. Fachroni Arbi Murad, M.Kom
| P a g e 11
4. M.Yusuf, S.Kom
| P a g e 12
| P a g e 13
BUDGET 3RD ESIWRM 2015
31
5212
11
5221
41
Seminar Internasional
41.700.
000
Belanja Bahan
20.700.
000
1
ATK/Bahan
2
Konsumsi
(Makan)
150
Org
x
2
3
Konsumsi
(Snack)
150
Org
x
4
Perlengkapan
Peserta
150
Org
x
5
Spanduk
1.000.00
0
1
Keg
kali
300
Org/Kali
40.000
12.000.0
00
2
kali
300
Org/Kali
14.000
4.200.00
0
1
Keg
150
OK
20.000
3.000.00
0
1
Keg
500.000
500.000
14.000.
000
Belanja Jasa Sewa
1
5212
19
1.000.00
0
Belanja Barang Non
Operasional Lainnya
Sewa Ruangan
1
Keg
x
2
Hr
2
OK
7.000.00
0
14.000.0
00
500.00
0
1
5221
51
Biaya Promosi
seminar
1
Keg
500.000
6.500.0
00
Belanja Jasa Profesi
1
Narasumber
Luar UIN
2
Org
x
3
Jam
6
OJ
2
Moderator
2
Org
x
2
kali
4
Org/Kali
UNTUK TAMBAHAN KEYNOTE SPEAKER BISA DARI KEGIATAN MENGUNDANG DOSEN TAMU LUAR NEGERI
30
5221
51
5242
19
500.000
750.000
4.500.00
0
500.000
2.000.00
0
Kegiatan Mengundang Dosen
Tamu
35.375.
000
Belanja Jasa Profesi
10.500.
000
1
Narasumber
(luar)
2
Org
x
3
Jam
6
OJ
1.250.00
0
7.500.00
0
2
Moderator
2
Org
x
3
Kali
6
Orang/K
ali
500.000
3.000.00
0
Belanja Perjalanan Lainnya
(LN)
1
24.875.
000
Tiket
Narasumber
2
Org
x
1
Kali
2
Orang/K
ali
11.737.5
00
| Page 1
23.475.0
00
2
Penginapan
2
Org
x
1
Hari
2
Org/Har
i
700.000
| Page 2
1.400.00
0