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Preventing Ciliwung River Erosion, KLH Encourages Elo Tree Planting

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Preventing Ciliwung River Erosion, KLH Encourages Elo Tree Planting
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Dock. KLH/BPLH
Deputy Minister of the Environment and Deputy Head of BPLH Diaz Hendropriyono conveyed the idea of ​​planting elo trees to prevent erosion of the banks of the Ciliwung River during the commemoration of World Rivers Day 2026 in Depok, Sunday (27/9/2026)

"This river is important as a source of life, but it can also be a source of disaster. We see that there is still a lot of rubbish and there are still buildings on the riverbanks. Hopefully by commemorating World Rivers Day, we can raise awareness of the importance of rivers," said Diaz.

This activity was also attended by the Chairman of the Dharma Wanita Advisory Board of the KLH/Environmental Management Agency (BPLH) Association Alia Jumhur Hidayat, Deputy Mayor of Depok Chandra Rahmansyah, Deputy Chairman I of the Depok City DPRD Yetty Wulandari, Finance Director of PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk Catur Dermawan, and Head of Environmental and Circular Economy Sector Cooperation at the Danish Embassy Line Victoria Jensen.

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The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLH) is encouraging the planting of elo trees to prevent erosion of the Ciliwung River banks as well as assessing the potential for micro-hydro power generation.

Official Press Release: Humas KLH/ BPLH

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