Indonesia is faced with various threats, ranging from climate change to geological conditions that make Indonesia increasingly vulnerable to natural disasters. Even though the development of disaster-resistant infrastructure is very necessary, sources of financing for disaster-resistant infrastructure in Indonesia are still relatively limited to date. With the need to improve aspects of infrastructure resilience, Indonesia needs broader financing potential.
Looking for Financing Alternatives for Disaster-Resistant Infrastructure in Indonesia
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