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Factsheet: Benchmarking Bogor’s water sensitive performance

Monash University
Alex Gunn (Aggregated by) Briony Rogers (Aggregated by) Christoph Brodnik (Aggregated by)
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This report presents a profile and benchmark of the water system in the Greater Bogor region of Indonesia as part of the Australia-Indonesia Centre’s Urban Water Cluster (UWC).

The tool used for benchmarking is the Water Sensitive Cities Index (WSC Index), developed by the Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities. It enables diagnosis of key strengths and improvement needs for 34 indicators across 7 goals to inform prioritisation of actions and provide a framework for ongoing monitoring and evaluation of a city’s water sensitive performance.

Issued: 2019-8-6

Created: 2019-08-06

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Bogor Raya | Indonesia | Water sensitive cities | Water sensitive urban design (WSUD) |

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ACN 633 798 857