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Kudus Regent Sam’ani Intakoris (third left), KSB Indonesia finance director Arman Reyes Furqon (second right) and Bandung Insitute of Technology's (ITB) Community Service and Expertise Services (DPMK) director Zulfiadi Zulhan (right) inspect a solar cell on Dec. 22 used to power water pumps in Tumpangkrasak village, Jati district, Kudus regency, Central Java. The water pump is the result of cooperation between ITB DPMK and KSB Indonesia in providing clean water for villagers as part of the effort to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
Kudus Regent Sam’ani Intakoris (third left), KSB Indonesia finance director Arman Reyes Furqon (second right) and Bandung Insitute of Technology's (ITB) Community Service and Expertise Services (DPMK) director Zulfiadi Zulhan (right) inspect a solar cell on Dec. 22 used to power water pumps in Tumpangkrasak village, Jati district, Kudus regency, Central Java. The water pump is the result of cooperation between ITB DPMK and KSB Indonesia in providing clean water for villagers as part of the effort to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.`
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Kudus village gets first-in-country solar-powered water well

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