BP Batam’s Badan Usaha Sistem Pengelolaan Air Minum (BU SPAM) and its partner, Mitra SPAM, recently held a three-day workshop from October 11-13, 2023, to assess their 2023 performance and plan for the year ahead. The event was attended by several prominent individuals from BP Batam, including Denny Tondano, the Director of BU SPAM, as well as the leaders of PT Air Batam Hulu and PT Air Batam Hilir.

The purpose of the workshop is to systematically evaluate the performance of the previous year and define goals and objectives for 2024. This assessment encompasses the objectives of Sistem Pengelolaan Air Minum (SPAM) with a focus on improving services to the community.

Wahjoe Triwidijo Koentjoro, a member of the Administrative and Financial Division, highlighted the importance of planning, monitoring, and open communication to achieve their targets and objectives. The workshop serves as an opportunity for collaboration between BU SPAM and its partners to ensure a seamless delivery of services.

Denny Tondano, Director of SPAM, reiterated that the workshop aimed to evaluate their performance in the first year of the operational partnership. This evaluation would help identify challenges and chart the path forward, despite having a pre-existing master plan.

Improving water services remains a primary concern. The increasing quality and reach of services to the public continue to be a focal point. While progress has been made, there is still work to be done to achieve comprehensive service coverage.

As directed by the Head of BP Batam, Muhammad Rudi, the aim is to provide high-quality water services to all residents of Batam, ensuring that no one is left without access to these services. Achieving this goal will require time, additional activities, and a collective effort.

The emphasis on strengthening water services is part of a long-term vision to ensure that the community receives consistent and comprehensive coverage. The dedication to open communication and collaboration is crucial to this mission.

The workshop held by BP Batam’s BU SPAM indicates a commitment to improving water services in the region. While this has a direct impact on the local community, it also reflects the region’s commitment to ensuring the delivery of vital services to its residents.

BP Batam’s BU SPAM, in partnership with Mitra SPAM, has conducted a three-day workshop to evaluate its 2023 performance and plan for 2024. The event brings together key figures from BP Batam and partnering companies, focusing on systematic planning, monitoring, and enhanced water services to benefit the community.

Source : Haluan Kepri, BP Batam (2023)