Visiting Indo Water Expo and Forum 2019 in JCC, Jakarta
27/06/2019
The enthusiasm at Indo Water Expo and Forum 2019 (pic by Aulia Rahman) Indonesia Water Portal team had the opportunity to visit Indo Water Expo
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Indonesia-EU Water Network Event
29/03/2019
The first Indonesia-EU Water Network Event in May 2019 will bring together water experts from all across Indonesia and the EU to make new connections, learn about
Eco Smart Ports (Indonesia 2019)
25/03/2019
Launched during the Indonesia Maritime Forum in February, the Eco-Smart Port Challenge 2019 has been inviting young talent from across Indonesia to contribute their personal ideas
Port of the Future Serious Game
12/03/2019
Developed by Deltares, the Port of the Future Serious Game aims at raising awareness for the current policy-making challenges of ports, so as to support
Community of Practice – Water Quality
02/03/2019
TWA Water Hub | Indonesia is inviting professionals from across Indonesia to join a multidisciplinary workshop in April 2019 (date and location to be confirmed) that
How to develop the Port of the Future – inspirational lecture by Prof. Tiedo Vellinga
28/02/2019
What can the port of Yangon look like in the future? How to establish development of the port in the most sustainable way? In collaboration
Indonesia River Clean-up Challenge
31/01/2019
TWA Water Hub | Indonesia aims to harness the bright minds of young people across Indonesia to help the enormous challenge of cleaning-up the country’s
’Water as Leverage’ – Urban Resilience Design Challenge
08/01/2019
In response to an international call for inspirational approaches and thinking The Water Agency orchestrated the design and building of a unique proposition of a
Market exploration in Indonesia steel and maritime industry
13/06/2018
The Water Agency has been assigned to assist a world-leading European steel company to do research and find a market in Indonesia. Flanked by the Indian
Coasts & Ports (Indonesia 2013-2014)
01/12/2014
The development of coasts and ports is of national importance to Indonesia, securing economic growth and offering safety against floods for millions of people. Given