International Office and Partnership

(IOP) Universitas Airlangga

Selasar Lt. 2 Kantor Manajemen, Kampus C Mulyorejo,
Surabaya 60115, Jawa Timur, Indonesia

Tel. : +62315966864
Fax : +62315955582
Email : international@iop.unair.ac.id
Website : http://www.international.unair.ac.id
LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD:
FOOD, WATER
AND ENERGY NEXUS
At Universitas Airlangga
Surabaya, 15 - 19 June 2015

Name:

Organized By:

Universitas airlangga
Excellence with Morality
 Program Guideline
1st Asian Undergraduate Summit
Leadership in a Complex World:
Food, Water, and Energy Nexus
At Universitas Airlangga
Surabaya, Indonesia
15 - 19 June 2015

This summit is organized by:

Universitas airlangga
Excellence with Morality
 Table of
Contents
1 Program Schedule

6 Welcoming Remarks

7 Program Description

8 General Information
10 Destinations (Program)
14 Final Project Description
15 DOs and DONTs
 Program Schedule
1st Asian Undergraduate Summit :
Leadership in A Complex World: Food, Water, and Energy Nexus 1
At Universitas Airlangga
15 - 19 June 2015

DAY 0 : Sunday, 14 June 2015

Arrival Arrival of NUS Participants
Time: 12.30 (Airport Transfer provided by UNAIR)
Flight: 3K 247 Contact Persons:
Ricky : +6281320281494 (LO)
Jhien : +6289675877944 (Committee)
13.00 15.00 Transfer to Hotel and Hotel Check-in
Country Heritage Resort
Jl. Nginden Intan Utara 7, 60118 Surabaya
15.00 18.00 Free Time
18.00 19.00 Dinner at Hotel
19.00 21.00 Pre-Program
Living room of town house No. 1
Country Heritage Resort
DAY 1 : Monday, 15 June 2015
(Dress Code: SC)
06.30 07.30 Breakfast
at Hotel
07.30 08.00 Transfer to Lecture Venue
(300 Meeting Room, 3rd Floor Gedung Kahuripan ,
Campus C Universitas Airlangga)
08.00 08.30 Opening remarks by Vice Rector of UNAIR
Introduction of lecturers and students
08.30 09.30 Keynote Speech
by Prof. Dr. Ni Nyoman Tri Puspaningsih
Director of Academic Affairs, Universitas Airlangga
09.30 11.00 Lecture 1 :
"Renewable Energy in Indonesia" (60 minutes)

Speaker:
1. Drs. Andianto Hidayat, M. Sc.
(Technology & Product Development Manager, Gas
Directorate, PT. Pertamina (PERSERO), Indonesia)

Q and A Session (30 Minutes)

2 11.00 12.00 Lecture 2:
Food Security and Sustainability (30 Minutes)

Speaker:
1. Triska Susila Nindya, S.KM., M.PH.
(Department of Nutrition, Faculty of Public Health)

Q and A Session (30 Minutes)

12.00 13.00 Lunch/Break Time
13.00 14.30 Lecture 3 :
"The Impact of Government
Policies in Solving Environmental
Issues in Surabaya" (60 Minutes)

Speakers:
Representative of the Board of Environment,
Surabaya City Government.
1. Ms. Pudji Astuti, ST.

Q & A Session (30 Minutes)

14.30 17.00 Lecture 4:
An Overview of Indonesias
Environmental Issues

Speakers:
1. Prigi Arisandi (60 Minutes)
(Alumnus of UNAIR; biologist, and environmentalist.
He was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize in
2011 for his effort on reducing industrial pollution of
the Surabaya River)
2. Andi Hamin Zaidan, Ph.D. (30 Minutes)
(Department of Physics, Faculty of Science and Tech-
nology)
3. Mochamad Zaki Fahmi, Ph.D (30 Minutes)
(Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science and
Technology)

Q & A Session (30 Minutes)

17.00 18.00 Break Time/Dinner
18.00 19.30 Group Discussion I
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19.30 20.30 Transfer to Hotel
DAY 2 : Tuesday, 16 June 2015
(Dress Code: C)
06.30 07.30 Breakfast
at Hotel
07.30 08.30 Transfer to Field Study 1
Kebun Sayur Surabaya (Surabaya Vegetables Garden)
08.30 10.30 Field Study 1 :
Kebun Sayur Surabaya (Surabaya Vegetables Garden)
MERR Surabaya
10.30 13.00 Transfer to PPLH
(Pusat Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup Environmental
Education Center) - Seloliman, Mojokerto
Lunch upon arrival
13.00 16.00 Field Study 2 :
PPLH
(Pusat Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup Environmental
Education Center) - Seloliman, Mojokerto
16.00 18.00 Transfer to Surabaya
18.00 20.00 Dinner

20.00 21.00 Transfer to Hotel

21.00 21.30 Final Briefing for WFL Program
DAY 3 : Wednesday, 17 June 2015
(Dress Code: C)
05.30 06.20 Breakfast
at Hotel
06.20 06.30 Gather at hotels lobby
06.30 08.00 Set off to Lamongan
(The students will be assigned to School 1, 2, and 3)
08.00 08.30 Introduction and Ice Breaker Activity
08.30 10.30 Field Study 3 :
Activities at Each School
4 10.30 11.00 Lunch at local eateries
11.00 12.00 Proceed to School 4, 5, and 6 or Villages 1, 2, and 3,or
a mix
12.00 12.30 Introduction and Ice Breaker Activities
12.30 14.30 Activities at Each School or Village
14.30 17.00 Set off to Surabaya
18.00 19.00 Dinner
DAY 4 : Thursday, 18 June 2015
(Dress Code: C)
06.30 07.30 Breakfast
at Hotel
07.30 08.30 Transfer to Field Study 4
08.30 12.30 Field Study 4 :
Wisata Anyar Mangrove
(Anyar Mangrove Eco Tourism)
12.30 13.15 Transfer to UNAIR Campus C
13.15 14.15 Lunch
14.15 16.00 Group Discussion 2
16.00 16.30 Coffee Break
16.30 18.00 Group Discussion 3
18.00 19.00 Dinner
19.00 19.30 Back to Hotel
DAY 5 : Friday, 19 June 2015
(Dress Code: SC)
07.00 08.30 Breakfast
at Hotel
08.30 09.00 Transfer to UNAIR Campus C
09.00 12.00 Project Presentation
12.00 13.00 Lunch/Break Time
13.0017.00 City Tour :
1. Tugu Pahlawan (Heroic Monument)
2. House of Sampoerna (Museum)
3. Mirota (Souvenirs)
17.00 18.00 Transfer to UNAIR Campus C
18.00 20.00 Dinner and Cultural Night :
5
Short Speech by the Director of Academic Affairs
Performances by students of UNAIR and NUS
Performances by Student Clubs of UNAIR
Venue:
the Lobby of Management Building, Kampus C UNAIR
20.00 20.30 Transfer to Hotel
Departure of Delegates : Saturday, 20 June 2015
07.00 08.30 Breakfast
at Hotel
08.30 10.00 Hotel Check-out
Transfer to Juanda International Airport T2
Time: 13.15
Flight: 3K 248
------END OF 1ST LEG AT UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA------

Dresscode Description
C Casual
Male: Shirt, T-shirts, Polo shirts,
long pants or jeans, sport shoes or
casual shoes

Female: Shirt, T-shirts, Polo shirts,

long pants or jeans, sport shoes or
casual shoes
The casual clothes must be appro-
priate with activities of the day.
SC Smart Casual
Male: Shirt, polo shirt long pants,
jeans, belt (optional), sock (option-
al), casual shoes (no sandals)

Female: Shirt, polo shirt, skirt,

long pants, jeans, casual shoes (no
sandal)
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Welcoming
Remarks
On Behalf of Rector, Vice Rector of Academic and
Learning, Research, and Public Services,
Prof. Dr. H. Achmad Syahrani, MS., Apt

Sugeng Rawuh.
Welcome to Surabaya.

I warmly welcome you to Universitas Airlangga for this remarkable 1st Asian
Undergraduate Summit. This summit has the main goal to foster the understanding of the
participants to be ready to face the complexities of the environmental problems that are
being faced by Asia, particularly by Indonesia and Singapore. Food, water, and energy are
essential for human beings, poverty reduction, and sustainable development. These three
sectors are actually interrelated to each other and thus the use of a right approach that
can solve one problem in one sector without creating any other problems in other sectors
is really needed. Nexus approach is the answer of this question as this approach provides a
beneficial response to all sectors mutually.

In this event, we would like to discuss the basic idea of nexus particularly in Indonesia
and Singapore context. As the awareness of nexus approach in Indonesia is still low, this
program could be an initiative to the government, as the policy maker, to start using
nexus approach in making decision regarding to the environmental problems, especially
in Surabaya. Moreover, we hope that all participants can present brilliant ideas, have
meaningful discussions, and share precious experiences. Therefore, we can learn from each
other more closely to contribute to the betterment of our societies and to support the idea
of this summit which is to create significant future leaders in this complex world.

Last but not least, I wish that all of you have a productive and meaningful meeting while
you are at the campus of Universitas Airlangga in the great and sparkling city of Surabaya.
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Program
Description
1st Asian Undergraduate Summit is a student-run program organized by National
University of Singapore University Scholars Program and Universitas Airlangga. The first
part of this program is held in Surabaya, on 15-19 June 2015 and consists of keynote speech
and lecturers, group project, field trips, and cultural performance. In this program, all
participants will discuss about Water, Energy, and Food nexus and the relation among the
three. The participants are expected to gain new insights and explore ideas regarding to
the topic. The topics will focus more on the issues and crisis that are currently encountered
particularly in Indonesia.

The organizer invites the lecturers of the Faculty of Science and Technology and Public
Health who possess related academic background to the main theme of this program. A
competent alumnus will also be invited to give a lecture. The alumnus takes a special role as
Surabaya's environmental specialist as he was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize
in 2011 for his effort on reducing industrial pollution of the Surabaya River. In addition, the
organizer invites representative from State-Owned Oil and Gas Company, PT. Pertamina, to
have a sharing session with the participants. This program aims not only to explore the ideas
related to Water, Energy, and Food nexus, but also to create future leaders that concern
with the environmental issues as well as to create a bonding between the participants from
different cultural backgrounds.
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General Information
1st Asian Undergraduate Summit, 15-19 June 2015
At Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR), Surabaya, Indonesia

1 Lecture Venue
Universitas Airlangga
Management Building
Universitas Airlangga Kampus C
Jl. Mulyorejo Surabaya 6015
Tel : +62315966864
Fax : +62315955582

2 Accommodation
Country Heritage Resort Hotel
Jalan Nginden Intan Utara 7
Surabaya, Indonesia 60118
Tel : +62315949494
Fax : +62315949595
E-mail : country_heritagesby@yahoo.co.id
CP : Mr. Ruben (rubencountryheritage@gmail.com)
Website : www.countryheritagehotel.com

3 Transportation
UNAIR will arrange transportation for all participants for airport transfer based on the
flight schedule. Please inform the committee for any flight changes. UNAIR Liaison
Officers will meet the participants with the sign board 1st Asian Undergraduate
Summit 2015 at the Terminal 2 arrival hall, Juanda International Airport. Transportation
from the hotel to the venue will be arranged by UNAIR. UNAIR local committee will
meet the participants at hotel lobby.
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4 Others
Indonesia currency is Rupiah (Rp). SGD 1 is
approximately Rp 10.000.
Surabaya is 7 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT) and commonly uses 24-hours format.
Electric outlet in Indonesia is as follows:

Voltage: 220 V
Tap water in Indonesia is not drinkable.

5 Contact Persons
Ms. Astria Okta Herdiani
International Office and Partnership
Email: international@iop.unair.ac.id
Mobile : +628563412955
6 Useful Phone Numbers
Police : 110
Ambulance : 119
Fire Brigade : 113
Rescue : (6231) 8666611

Mr. Niek Jhien Phone number inquiries

International Office and Partnership
Email: n_jhien@yahoo.co.id
Mobile: +6289675877944
Mr. Ricky Kurniawan
Liaison Officer Participant
Email: rkk070193@gmail.com
Mobile: +6281320281494
For domestic numbers : 108
For foreign numbers : 102
Taxi
Bluebird : +62313721234
O-Renz : +62312981999
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Destinations (Program)

1 Kebun Sayur Surabaya

Address: Jl. Penjaringan Sari 1A 41-44, Surabaya
Contact Person: Mr. Kemas Abdul Rachman,
Manager,(+6282141613141)
Open everyday except Friday, 07.00-10.00 and
15.00-17.00

This place is located around 8.6 km from Kampus

C Universitas Airlangga (approximately 20
Minutes by car).

What to bring? Sunglasses, sunblock, hat, umbrella

Kebun Sayur Surabaya is a business unit engaged in the field of horticulture located
in the center of Surabaya. They produce several types of western and oriental
vegetables, especially vegetables that are widely used to make salad and lalapan.

In the production process they use a hydroponic system with the Nutrient Film
Technique (NFT) method.
The purpose of this field trip is to gain more knowledge about the advantages of NFT,
which are:
Cleaner because it is not in direct contact with the soil
Healthy and fresh
Pesticide-free
More efficient use of water
Environmentally friendly

(Quoted from: www.kebunsayursurabaya.com)

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2
PPLH (Pusat Pendidikan Lingkungan
Hidup/Environmental Education
Center) Seloliman, Mojokerto

Address: Dusun Biting, Desa Seloliman, Trawas,

Mojokerto
Contact Person: Ms. Jayanti(0321-6818752 / 085733084295)

This place is located around 62.5 km from Kampus C Universitas

Airlangga (approximately 1 hour and 42 minutes by car)

What to bring? Sunglasses, sunblock, hat, umbrella

PPLH Seloliman is a non-governmental organization that engages in environmental

education. It was founded on 15 May 1990 under Yayasan Lingkungan Hidup Seloliman
(YLHS).

This organization was named PPLH Seloliman due to its hilly-slopes location around
Mount Penanggungan. The precise location is in Desa Seloliman, Trawas, Mojokerto. As
a non-governmental organization, PPLH is an independent foundation and has no
affiliation with any social-political organizations or government agency.

Here, the participants will learn about how to produce electrical energy from natural
energy (water). At PPLH, there are two installations of Small Scale Hydropower or often
called as Mycrohydro. Those generators supply electrical energy to PPLH Seloliman
village communities.

In addition to that, the participants will also learn about alternative energy that is eco
friendly. This alternative energy is renewable, thus it can be used as a long term source
of energy. The participants will also get the chance to see the implementation of
alternative energy at PPLH, for instance: solar box cooker, solar water heater, water
treatment, biogas, etc.
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3 Wisata Anyar Mangrove

Address: Raya Wonorejo No. 1 Rungkut, Surabaya
Contact Person: Mr. Wahid (031-8796880 /
0812 3285 523 / 081335854885)

This place is located around 9.6 km from Kampus C

Universitas Airlangga (approximately 21 minutes by car)

What to bring? Sunglasses, sunblock, hat, umbrella

Since years ago, the deteriorating mangrove ecosystem in Surabaya has made local
farmers shifted their salt water pond into planting mangrove and process the mangrove
fruits or leaves into various products. The eastern coast of Surabaya has been planted
with mangrove involving various elements, such as students or corporate. Boating
through the river is available and jetty has been built for visitors. Though it is still
on preliminary stage, visiting mangrove can give broad horizon about the importance
of mangrove conservation. If interested, the participants can get involved in mangrove.

Batik SeRu
Address: Wisma Kedung Asem Indah J-28,
Kampung Unggulan Olahan Mangrove,
Surabaya
Contact Person: Ms. Lulut Sri Yuliani
(031-77957465 / 081230808665)

This place is located around 5.7 km from Kampus C UniversitasAirlangga (approximately

12 minutes by car)

Batik SeRu is located in Wonorejo, Rungkut, Surabaya. The name is derived from Batik
Motif Mangrove Rungkut Surabaya. There, the local people create batik out of
mangrove. The specialty of the batik is in its colour which comes from the mangrove
waste. In the colouring process, the colour that is produced is unpredictable, depending
on the weather. Batik SeRu has also been patented as Surabaya-specialized batik. It
has various prices, ranging from Rp 50.000 to Rp 1.000.000.

(Quoted from: http://dongengdalam.blogspot.com/2010/01/batik-seru-mangrove.html

and https://subagusindra.wordpress.com/2010/04/22/batik-seru-seni-batik-baru/)
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4 Water for Life Program Site(s),

Lamongan, East Java

Contact Person: Ms. Butet - Singapore International Foundation

(081333899741)
This place is located around 20 km from Lamongan City (approximately 2 hours by car)

What to wear? T-shirt, trousers, and shoes (preferable)

What to bring? Sunblock, hat, umbrella

Water for Life project in Lamongan aims to provide 50,000 school-going children and
adults access to clean drinking water through the installation of 150 membrane water
filters in over 100 participating schools and communities in Lamongan. These filters
employ a pressure-induced filtration process that remove suspended particles, water-
borne bacteria, cysts and viruses to provide clean water that is safe for consumption. It
is environmentally friendly as no electricity and chemicals are required.
Participants will also conduct learning activities such as hygiene education classes,
eco-friendly practices workshops and livelihood enhancement programmes to further
enhance the well-being of the community.

(Quoted from: http://www.sif.org.sg/siv/vacancy_details.php?id=39)

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Final Project
Description
Discuss with your team and find one severe problem related to the food,
water, and energy nexus in Indonesia, specifically in Surabaya, after
listening to the keynote and lectures and having some field studies.

Explain the background of the problem and the reason why you
choose that case.

Propose the most possible and applicable solution, please be advised
that you have to use nexus approach in making the solution, to the
problem that you have chosen previously, e.g. a campaign program, etc.

Use your creativity to present your group's idea. You can use any kind
of materials for the presentation, for instance pictures, painting, audio and
visual.

Each group will be given 25 minutes to present the idea, and 5 minutes
for Q and A Session and the lecturers' review.

Let's inspire each other and have fun!
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DOs and DONTs

DOs
Show respect by keeping silent and attentive throughout the lecture.
Use your right hand for giving and receiving things since using left hand is
considered as impolite.
Always put your bag on the front side (except forbackpack) in order to avoid
pickpocket.
Bring your own toilet paper whenever you want to go to public restroom since
not all public restrooms provide toilet paper inside the cubicle.
Bring your own hand sanitizer wherever you go as some places might run out
of soap.

DONTs
Don't smoke and drink alcohols inside campus area.
Don't be offended when someone asks your personal information, such as age,
relationship, and religion, since it is considered as common in Indonesia.
Don't wear your shoes or sandals if you enter mosque.