Jakarta's water woes

A court victory has rewarded civil society efforts to end water privatization in the Indonesian capital but many questions remain unanswered. Jakarta’s water privatization story began in June 1991, when the World Bank agreed to lend the city’s public water utility, PAM Jaya, $92 million for infrastructure improvements but also pushed for privatization.

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May 20, 2018




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