KabarJawa.com – The Bojonegoro Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) reportedly continues to distribute clean water aid to residents affected by drought during the dry season.
From June to early July 2026, distribution will be carried out in stages to a number of villages based on requests from village governments and the results of field assessments to ensure assistance is received by people who really need it.
The distribution of clean water is carried out in stages according to the verification results
Efforts to deal with the impact of drought are one of the focuses of BPBD Bojonegoro during the dry season. Before aid is sent, every request for clean water distribution first goes through a verification process in the field.
This process is carried out to ensure the condition of available water sources, the number of residents affected, and the availability of water supplies in the areas applying for assistance. This mechanism is implemented so that distribution runs on target and in accordance with the level of community needs.
The Chief Executive (Kalaksa) of BPBD Bojonegoro, Heru Wicaksi, said that the distribution of aid was carried out based on the results of assessments and official requests from the village government.
“Every request for clean water distribution begins with field verification to ensure the condition of the water source, the number of affected residents, and the availability of supplies in the local area. With this mechanism, aid can be distributed in a targeted manner to communities in need,” he said on Wednesday, July 8 2026.
A total of 10 clean water tanks will be distributed during June 2026
During June 2026, BPBD Bojonegoro has distributed 10 clean water tanks to a number of villages experiencing water supply shortages.
The aid was distributed to Deru Village, Wotan Village and Sumberharjo Village in Sumberejo District. Apart from that, distribution also reached Sumberejokidul Village in Sukosewu District, Sugihwaras Village and Luwihaji Village in Ngraho District, Nglampin Village in Ngambon District, and Papringan Village in Temayang District.
Entering the beginning of July 2026, BPBD will again send clean water aid to villages that have submitted distribution requests, namely Sumberejokidul Village in Sukosewu District and Sugihwaras Village in Ngraho District.
Distribution is carried out in stages according to needs in the field and developments in drought conditions that occur during the dry season.
BPBD Maps Areas Prone to Drought in Bojonegoro Regency
Apart from carrying out emergency response through the distribution of clean water, BPBD Bojonegoro is also developing mitigation measures by mapping areas that have the potential to experience drought throughout 2026.
Based on BPBD data, there are 20 sub-districts with a total of 72 villages that are categorized as areas potentially affected by drought.
This mapping is the basis for the government in determining handling priorities if drought conditions become more widespread.
This data is also used to prepare clean water reserves as well as strengthen preparedness for the peak of the dry season.
With this mapping, local governments can speed up decision making if there is an increase in the need for clean water in a particular area.
Bojonegoro Regency Government Strengthens Coordination during the Dry Season
The Bojonegoro Regency Government continues to strengthen coordination with village governments, sub-district governments and related agencies to monitor developments in conditions in the field.
Coordination is carried out so that any changes in the situation can be immediately known so that the distribution of clean water assistance can be carried out more quickly if community needs increase.
Through continuous monitoring, the government is trying to ensure that services to residents continue to run during the dry season.
On the other hand, BPBD Bojonegoro also invites the public to use water wisely so that its availability is maintained during the dry season.
People who experience difficulty obtaining clean water are advised to immediately report this condition to the local village government or directly to BPBD Bojonegoro so that follow-up can be carried out according to applicable procedures.***
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