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    Jakarta poor still fighting for tap water

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    Jakarta poor still fighting for tap water

    Jakarta poor still fighting for tap water

    Authorship Harry Surjadi
    Date 12 October 2019
    Source The Jakarta Post
    Tags
    Environmentalism
    Indonesia
    Movement
    Water
    Content Type
    Press
    Description

    To fight the water privatization that is taking place in Jakarta, the organization Amrta Institute for Water Literacy is helping make water accessible to all the inhabitants of Jakarta.

    The  organization Amrta Institute for Water Literacy was shortlisted for the Transformative Cities People’s Choice Award 2019.

    Photo: Imani

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