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Friday, 15 March 2013 01:00 Citarum River - Working Together: Achieving Stakeholder Synergy Print Email Video from the Presentation Working Together: Achieving Stakeholder Synergy by Wilfried Hasiholan Purba at the Pasig River Forum; 24 April 2012; Manila, Philippines Presentation: https://www.scribd.com/doc/91299833 You are here:Home#River Blogs#South Asia#Java-Timor-Sulawesi#Citarum#Citarum River - Working Together: Achieving Stakeholder Synergy Additional Info Location: -7.10,107.71 Read 4552 times Show Street View Published in Citarum Tagged under Urban Waters and Rivers Water Quality Management Stakeholders Flood Related items Entre Chinampas y Ajolotes | Reactivación de Ecosistema en Xochimilco (Ramsar ID 1363) "Urban Community Groundwater Recharge Project" at Baner, Pashan area - India Upland River Conservation : The Upper Umngeni catchment Grange Burn River Restoration The Citarum River in Indonesia is the world’s most polluted river More in this category: « Citarum River in Peril The Bandung-Barat water- and sanitation project (facilitated by the Rotary International Committee Netherlands-Indonesia) » back to top