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Toward a Resource-Efficient and More Resilient Tanjungpinang

Posted by Val Bugnot on November 2, 2017

Home to at least 200,000 people, Tanjungpinang is noted for its large hilly areas punctuated with valleys. Located in the […]

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When waste isn’t wasted: How a small Indonesian city turned garbage into electricity

Posted by Val Bugnot on October 25, 2017

By: Arlina Arshad, The Strait Times Just a decade ago, Kendari was among the filthiest cities in Indonesia. Bins overflowed […]

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Indonesian city gets better access to affordable and clean water

Posted by Val Bugnot on March 14, 2017

Sukabumi, Indonesia – Through the Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN) Engagement Building Small Grants project “Development of Healthy […]

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Building disaster resilience through better understanding of urban systems and climate change in Bogor, Indonesia

Posted by Val Bugnot on March 6, 2017

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