#sanitation facilities

Indonesia is one of the several countries still facing sanitation problems, as most of its population, particularly in ...

The Indonesian Ministry of Public Works and Peoples Housing is preparing a national report for the International ...

The Indonesian government on Monday announced it has mapped out alternative water sources for the countrys drought-hit ...

Drought has parched Indonesias numerous regions and is feared to cause losses to crops, slow down economic growth, and ...

The US Ambassador to Indonesia Robert O. Blake Jr. assured that his government is ready to cooperate with Indonesias ...

Over 30 thousand people across 34 villages have been displaced since last September 2013, as a result of the sporadic ...

Sanitation remains a large problem for around 100 million people in Indonesia, while 63 million others are still ...

Around one million people of Indonesia are still living without good sanitation, according to chairman of the ...

Indonesia`s maternal mortality rate of 228 per 100,000 live births remains the highest in Southeast Asia, but the ...

About seven percent of Indonesians have no access to adequate sanitation, Health Minister Nafsiah Mboi said here on ...

The United Nations said Friday that 25,000 people have been displaced in Sudan`s Darfur region after unrest that began ...

Amnesty International has urged the Indonesian government to provide protection for hundreds of Shiites who have been ...

The government of Indonesia will continue to improve sanitation facilities in various areas across the country in the ...

Indonesia is still facing sanitation problems because around 70 million of its population are still living without ...

Some 60 million people or 21.16 percent of Indonesia`s 230 million population still have no access to clean water, ...