Planet Water Foundation has been active in Indonesia since 2009, and deployed over 150 clean water projects during this time, providing access to clean, safe water to over 300,000 people. Our work includes the deployment of over 140 AquaTower water filtration systems which have been deployed in elementary schools in conjunction with our water ...

PT. Amrita Enviro Energi (PT. AEE) is a water treatment company based in Indonesia that utilizes a range of advanced technologies and techniques to produce high-quality water for various purposes.

Pure Aqua seawater desalination systems will effectively handle the water issues facing Indonesia. Reverse osmosis. Water filtration. Water purification. Contact us today!

The vision of Social ImpaKt is that everyone in Indonesia will have access to safe and affordable drinking water within their homes. We're crowdfunding 50,000 Euros on UpEffect to deliver water filters, free of charge to 1550 families and 25 schools in rural east Bali.

 — In this review, it can be observed that some s have the perception that their piped water or other drinking water sources like harvested rainwater and groundwater is safe to drink and there is no need to treat their water.

Reverse osmosis (RO) systems play a significant role in water treatment in Indonesia. These systems are designed to remove dissolved minerals, bacteria, particles, and organic impurities from water, producing high-purity water suitable for various applications.

 — However, the issue of whether Indonesian tap water can be consumed directly has attracted widespread attention. This article will delve into the quality status of tap water in Indonesia and explore whether reverse osmosis water purification systems are key to ensuring safe drinking water.

In Indonesia, the local water utilities, or PDAMs (Perusahaan Daerah Air Minum), are mainly responsible for providing drinking water, but many suffer from system inefficiencies, service interruptions, low utilization of water treatment infrastructure, and non-revenue water rates as high as 33 percent

 — The problem in Indonesia is not the lack of water resources. Instead, it lacks safe fresh water in most of the remote areas of the country. A small-scaled water treatment system, which is driven by solar energy and can produce clean fresh water, is suggested to be used in remote areas.

 — Packaged water in bottles or refillable containers has been increasingly popular as an alternative to good-quality drinking water. This study aimed to identify the reasons for the selection, management, and factors that influenced bottled and refilled water use in Indonesia.