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and procedures. However associated with workshop of maturity matrices in dam safety program, it is also important to refresh the understanding of participants in the dam safety management based on the applicable rules and procedures. 4. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1. Conclusions  Dam safety maturity matrices has been understood and possible to be adopted for assessing the dam safety program run by DMU.  Consistency in self-assessment has yet to be achieved, to expedite the proper assessment its need facilitator which on the other hand will also function in validation of the self-assessment capacity.  The maturity matrix outcome also can be used as a guide to develop the current level to improve to the desired level depending the available resources within the DMU.  Variability in DMU capacity may be consider when the tools will be nationally applied. Thus, workshop and training in the subject of maturity matrices in dam safety program and dam safety management should be regularly held.  Skilled persons in Maturity Matrices application tour of duty has to be anticipate to maintain the capacity of DMU 4.2. Recommendations  Workshop is very important to anticipate personnel tour of duty and also as a medium to exchange the understanding among DMU.  The target level of maturity for each DMU shall not be same for all DMU, setting of the target level will be depending on their portfolio of dams.  The Maturity Matrices could be expanded beyond RBO under the Ministry, such as water supply, hydro power and private dam owner with some modification.  Dam Safety Maturity Matrices of dam safety program be included as part of annual and comprehensive safety review of all dams in Indonesia 1161