A network of researchers, government, industry and community members with an interest in transitioning to a Water Sensitive City in Indonesia.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined September 2016
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Pleased to announce further 🇦🇺-🇮🇩 cooperation this week, with an ambitious new series of water resource projects in Indonesia.
Fantastic to see Australian expertise on display at our pavilion at the 10th World Water Forum.
@ADBWater @WaterPartnersAU @ikn_id @CSIRO @MonashUni @ACIARAustralia @ADB_HQ @BappenasRI @DCCEEW @DubesAustralia
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We met the head of the Bandung Regency, West Java Water Resources Agency Pak Dikky & West Java Partnership Agency Pak Dodit-supporting us for delivering our master plan. Thank you also to @SatgasCitarum for providing a space for our collaborators to work from in 2023🙏
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See the vision we're excited to put into action together this year! 🙌 monash.edu/mada/research/the…
None of which would be possible without @unpad @CSIRO @EawagResearch @bp2djabar @jabarprovgoid @dinassda_jabar @PemotdaJabar
Great to work with our colleagues at Universitas Indonesia Dr Dwinanti Marthanty and @reni_suwarso in Bandung last week. Thankyou @SatgasCitarum for providing our Citarum team with a collaboration office.
🧵1/3 - the latest on our #Citarum revitalisation project.
Last week we and @univ_indonesia colleagues met with provincial, regency governments and community representatives who are all working together to revitalise the Citarum River🇮🇩
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.@MonashUni, @univ_indonesia + @unpad recently visited the #Citarumriver to see local context of solid waste + wastewater management. This info will inform the Citarum Program's future 'living lab' - a testing ground for our solutions in the real world.
monash.edu/msdi/news-and-eve…
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How can global partnerships 🌎 + transdisciplinary evidence 💡 help restore rivers in crisis? Jane Holden, Wikke Novalia, @PaulSatur & Katie O'Bryan @MonashLawSchool explore at the Int'l @riversymposium. Watch: lght.ly/l5eogck @monashada
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Proud to see #Perth part of @TAMU Texas study of #desalination & #wastewater reuse in #sustainable transformations of #urban #water systems globally & former @crcwsc board member Dr Mike Mouritz advising: watersensitivecities.org.au/…
#internationalimpact #watersensitivecities
Urban Water Learning networks are now growing from Ciliwung to Citarum River basins, forming new alliances and collaborations and working together to establish water sensitive cities. @univ_indonesia, @crcwsc
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Learning Alliance retweeted
India’s Terrifying Water Crisis
nytimes.com/2019/07/15/opini…
Lack of basic water services in health centres for 2 billion people worldwide will become a major global health issue as superbugs flourish @AusIndCentre @Transform_Hlth @MonashMSDI @BappedaDKI
Superbugs flourish as a quarter of health facilities lack basic water services worldwide
telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/04…
Water scarcity is a shared problem for Australia and Indonesia - co-developing water sensitive solutions for the future we have the potential to learn and adapt to future climate challenges together @AusIndCentre @ClimateWorksAus @MonashMSDI @BappedaDKI @WaterPartnersAU
Water scarcity is a growing concern in the Asian region. Almost 90% of our survey respondents agree that water scarcity could impact Asia’s economic development. Worry is most acute in Indonesia and Philippines. Download report> econ.st/2ThGeQl (Via @CargillAsia)
On World Water Day we reflect on the shared urban water challenges of Australia and Indonesia and how a collaborative approach can help both countries find sustainable solutions to providing safe and clean access to #water and #sanitation. @AusIndCentre @uwrc_aic @BappedaDKI
It's hard to imagine that in 2019 some Australians still don't have safe and clean access to #water and #sanitation. @MonashMSDI's Dr @PaulSatur explains how we could do better in this #WorldWaterDay piece for #MonashLens
#SDGs #SDG6 #LeaveNoOneBehind
lens.monash.edu/2019/03/21/1…
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Indonesia Votes 2019: The second debate – of flying unicorns and bio-fueled isolationism australiaindonesiacentre.org…
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District of Bogor representative, Dr Syarifah Sofiah (Head of Bappeda, Kabupaten Bogor), highlighting the progressive commitments of the Bupati to generating more water friendly places in Bogor! @urban_water
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Kota Bogor Head of Bappeda, Ir. Hj. Erna Hernshaw presenting a welcome to the @urban_water AIC cluster outlining the excellent water sensitive initatives and progress underway within Kota Bogor.
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Discussing key research insights of the #urbanwater research team - a collaborative effort between @MonashUni, University of Indonesia and IPB Bogor - with Governor of West Java, Ridwan Kamil. Identifying importance of collaboration to advance water sensitive design and practices
Raising awareness of the importance of clean water and waste management are important outcomes for Pak Rokib community leader for Pulo Geulis @MonashUni @AusIndCentre @MonashMSDI @uwrc_aic
Ibu Erna, Head of Bappeda for Kota BOGOR emphasises the importance of tackling both clean water supply and sanitation through regulations with new regulations on waste water being endorsed by parliament. @MonashUni @msdi @AusIndCentre @uwrc_aic – at Bogor Selatan, Indonesia