Adaptation Pattern of Lerep Village as Thematic Climate Program in Dealing With Global Warming

Indonesia is one of the countries participating in reducing greenhouse Gas emissions that have been agreed in the Kyoto protocol by creating a climate village Program which is then abbreviated as ProKlim. ProKlim is an effort to adapt and mitigate climate change based on community empowerment. One of the places that are currently running the climate village Program in Semarang District is Lerep Village, district of West Ungaran, Semarang regency. There are two indicators in the implementation of the Climate Farm Program (Proklim), which is an effort to adapt and mitigate climate change. The adaptation effort made by the community of Lerep Village is the harvesting of rainwater by creating a tub or tandon water shelter. Efforts to maintain groundwater availability is also done by making Biopori and a well-recent wells. The water source is maintained while retaining the vegetation surrounding the springs. The second indicator of climate change mitigation is done by waste management with the presence of waste banks in the community. Garbage-household waste is used as a compost material, both liquid and solid. Some places where the vegetation cover is less, planted with annual hard crops. These activities refer to the form of the adaptation pattern of the community of Lerep village as the village climate Program.