What has happened around Jakarta in recent years?

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Gre4nikov [31]2 years ago

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In recent years Rapid urbanization in Jakarta has led to overcrowding and water shortages.

The promise of jobs and prosperity among other factors, pulls people to cities. In Jakarta, strong and sustained growth have resulted in a vast increase in the urbanized area. Rapid growth and urbanization have given rise to large scale infrastructure problems experienced regularly by the public. Further, this has made it more susceptible to impact of climate change. The greatest climate and disaster related risk facing Jakarta is flooding, which imposes heavy cost on human lives and economy,

The Government has started acknowledging the problems and has started taking actions, but much remains to be done in mainstream climate change. The Urban poor have important roles to play in addressing Jakarta's vulnerability to climate change.

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