Central Jakarta Promotes Theme "Go Green and Sustainable" at 2022 Flona Exhibition
Reported by Folmer | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
We make a tree house which means to build without sacrificing trees
The Central Jakarta administration carried the theme "Go Green and Sustainable" at the 2022 Flora and Fauna (Flona) exhibition which is held at Lapangan Banteng, Pasar Baru Urban Village, Sawah Besar Sub-district.
Central Jakarta Parks and City Forest Sub-agency Head Mila Ananda said that the go green theme means that Central Jakarta continues to develop but still maintains green open space (RTH).
Attending Flona 2022, Governor Appreciates Flora Fauna Empowerment in Third Room"At the event, we make a tree house which means to build without sacrificing trees. The building follows the layout of the existing tree," she expressed, Saturday (8/27).
She explained that the concept was applied in all green open space arrangements in Central Jakarta. Economic and other activities in Central Jakarta are very concerned about the concept of Green City.
"Sumenep Park for instance, there is no tree feeling. If it can be moved, the landscape concept follows the location of the green space. Then is the arrangement of the green belt on Jalan Kartini, we try not to sacrifice trees as much as possible," she explained.
Her party collaborated with several related Regional Apparatus Organizations (OPD) to enliven the Central Jakarta Flona exhibition booth.
"Central Jakarta residents can adopt the specialty of the exhibition concept that is made today. Residents can create green spaces like this in their respective residential neighborhoods and can become economic spaces such as a cafe business and so on," she stated.
As for the information, there are six exhibition booths at the city and sub-district level, TP PKK, Dharma Wanita, and other OPDs.
There are also 120 stock exchange booths filled with ornamental plants, animals, and culinary business actors.
This event has been ongoing since August 26 and will end on September 26, 2022. It is free of charge and open to the public.
