The Government of Indonesia has long regarded sanitation as a private matter, and public investments in sanitation infrastructure and services have been negligible. Barely 1% of the population has access to sewerage and while most households have a toilet, many of these discharge into open drains, canals, rivers and ponds.

- Regulation of The Minister of Finance number 120/PMK.05/2008 regarding Debt Restructuring of PDAMs

- WASAP-B Conducts Participatory Approach on Water Supply Delivery: Kabupaten Karangasem will get the first organizational diagnosis

- In Indonesia, the need for clean, accessible water far exceeds what is currently available. Nearly 65% of the population provides their own water, many through unsafe sources, because they do not have access. Less than...