From national water regulators to utility mergers and new legislation, major changes are coming to Indonesia's water sector.
Regional transfer cuts, minimal local allocations, and political economy factors threaten Indonesia's water and sanitation targets.
"From May to July 2025, fifty residents from three marginalized communities in Bandung came together for a transformative campaign that turned individual struggles into collective power."
"Twenty-two journalists from across Bandung learned to investigate food systems with rigor and empathy, transforming how Indonesian media covers food security, urban agriculture, and food sovereignty."
"Fifty young people—half with disabilities—gathered in Bandung from February 19-23, 2025 for an intensive training that transformed how they think about food systems, climate justice, and their power to create change."
