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Ahead of Bali forum, govt calls for global action on water security
Regulations 3 years ago

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Ahead of Bali forum, govt calls for global action on water security

In preparation for Indonesia's leadership of the upcoming 10th World Water Forum (WWF), the government has stressed the need to make water security a key political priority locally and globally.
Moving the capital won't prevent Jakarta from sinking say experts
Jakarta 4 years ago

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Moving the capital won't prevent Jakarta from sinking say experts

Environmentalists have cast doubt over the recent statement from Jakarta Deputy Governor Ahmad Riza Patria that relocating the capital city to East Kalimantan will help prevent Jakarta from sinking.
Norway salmon farming moves to cleaner waters: indoors
Lifestyle 5 years ago

Norway salmon farming moves to cleaner waters: indoors

Hundreds of thousands of salmon swim against the current in southeast Norway -- in massive indoor tanks away from the nearest river as the controversial industry increasingly embraces greener land-based facilities.
More residents evacuated after volcano eruption in NTT
National 5 years ago

More residents evacuated after volcano eruption in NTT

“The Lembata administration needs a lot of assistance, especially supplies of clean water, food and medicine for the residents in the evacuation shelters,” Lembata Regent Eliaser Yentji Sunur said on Tuesday.
Palembang begins construction of wastewater treatment plant to reduce pollution
National 5 years ago

Palembang begins construction of wastewater treatment plant to reduce pollution

The Palembang administration in East Java has kicked off the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in an effort to reduce water pollution in the region, especially along the Musi River.
The power to stop COVID-19 is in our hands
Opinion 5 years ago

The power to stop COVID-19 is in our hands

Never has hand hygiene been more critical, not only to fight COVID-19, but to prevent a range of other infections.
Dry season causes clean water shortage in East Nusa Tenggara
National 5 years ago

Dry season causes clean water shortage in East Nusa Tenggara

In response, Sikka Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) head M. Daeng Bakir said the government had distributed clean water to affected residents to overcome the crisis in the region.
S. Korea, UN launch $18 m solar project in remote parts of Indonesia, Timor-Leste
World 6 years ago

S. Korea, UN launch $18 m solar project in remote parts of Indonesia, Timor-Leste

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), has launched a US$18 million project to provide access to solar power and clean water in remote parts of Indonesia and Timor-Leste.
From colonial rule to Jokowi administration, clean water is still not for all
National 6 years ago

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From colonial rule to Jokowi administration, clean water is still not for all

In the 19th century, East Indies lieutenant-governor Thomas Stamford Raffles wrote in History of Java that Javanese people commonly boiled water and drank it while it was still warm.That practice remains relevant two centuries later, as more than half of all Indonesian families consume water from sources that provide water deemed unsafe to drink. The rest, or four of 10 families, buy bottled water.
Indonesia's poor can't even afford to wash hands
Opinion 6 years ago

Indonesia's poor can't even afford to wash hands

Inequality across the archipelago directly or indirectly shapes people’s health and wellbeing particularly in the pandemic since it influences their ability to comply to preventive measures on a daily basis. 

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