Noticias sobre Indonesia
Study finds global wetlands losses overestimated despite high losses in many regions
New analysis shows the U.S.
NX Filtration receives follow-on orders for large scale drinking water projects in Indonesia
NX Filtration, the global provider of breakthrough direct nanofiltration (dNF) membrane technology for pure and affordable water, was selected by PT.
IHE Delft elected as Governor in the World Water Council
IHE Delft has been elected as one of the World Water Council (WWC) Governors for the period 2023-2025.
UN: Trapped sediment in dams ‘endangers’ water supplies
Trapped sediment has robbed roughly 50,000 large dams worldwide of an estimated 13% to 19% of their combined original storage capacity, and total losses will reach 23% to 28% by 2050, UN research warns.
How climate change impacts the Indian Ocean dipole, leading to severe droughts and floods
A study led by Brown researchers showed how melting ice water from massive glaciers can ultimately lead to droughts and flooding in East Africa and Indonesia.
Volume of plastic waste in Jakarta rivers revealed
From 2019 to 2022, Prof.
2022 was a historic year for climate change policies. What’s next for 2023?
2022 was a landmark year for climate change action—and repercussions.
World Bank approves US$400 million loan to improve flood resilience in Indonesia
On December 19, 2022, the World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a US$400 million loan to support the Government of Indonesia in protecting an estimated 6.3 million people in cities across Indonesia from damage caused by flooding and in bolstering national flood resilience management.
Black & Veatch to deliver seawater desalination plant in Indonesia
The plant will produce over 1,400 cubic meter per hour (m3/hr) of desalinated seawater to support PT Freeport Indonesia’s new copper smelter and refinery.
Bali’s rising water demand threatens UNESCO cultural landscape
Water shortages in Bali are getting worse as a result of tourism development, together with an increasing population and poor water management, and are threatening local culture, informs Associated Press.
Binnies looks ahead to a sustainable water future enabled by digital technology
Through partnerships with PUB on many of Singapore’s major water infrastructure projects, Binnies helps power our water-stressed nation to achieve self-sufficiency.
State of Global Water Resources report informs on rivers, land water storage and glaciers
WMO reports on freshwater availability in a changing climate.
Amazon Web Services commits to return more water to communities than it uses by 2030
World’s leading cloud provider announces new replenishment projects in India, the United Kingdom, and the United States to bring much needed clean water to communities around the world.
Bentley Systems announces winners of the 2022 Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure
Winners announced at the 2022 Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure celebrations in London.
Vitens and NX Filtration start testing IJssel river water as potential source for drinking water
Vitens, the largest drinking water utility in the Netherlands, is starting a pilot program with NX Filtration, the global provider of breakthrough direct nanofiltration (dNF) technology for pure and affordable water.
Pumping draws young groundwater to new depths, potentially with contaminants in tow
How old is your water?
Barbara Pompili appointed new Chair of OECD Water Governance Initiative
The OECD Water Governance Initiative (WGI) is delighted to welcome Barbara Pompili, Member of the French Parliament and previously Minister for Ecological Transition, as its new Chair for the 2022- 24 period.
Amazon and Water.org extend partnership to provide access to safe water for 100 million people
Amazon to help launch one of the largest private investment portfolios in water and climate, bringing lasting water access for 100 million people across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
“We have been given an opportunity to show what a high-performing water utility can look like”
NEOM means “new future”: a region in northwest Saudi Arabia on the Red Sea being built from scratch.
Meeting urges prioritization of water and sanitation to get climate, economic targets on track
More than 350 participants from 57 countries gathered today in Jakarta for the opening of the Sector Ministers' Meeting which will generate urgent prioritization of water and sanitation worldwide.