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From Data to Action: Strengthening Village Clean Water Services through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration

Access to Information, Digital Governance, Public Participation — Seminar/Panel

Indonesia — May 18, 2026 @ 9:00am - 11:00am GMT+07:00

Jakarta

Host Organization and Partners — Solar Chapter & Wahana Visi Indonesia

https://linktr.ee/opengovindo2026

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Dari Data ke Aksi: Memperkuat Layanan Air Bersih Desa melalui Kolaborasi Multipihak

From Data to Action: Strengthening Village Clean Water Services through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration brings together government institutions, civil society organizations, and research institutions to advance inclusive and sustainable clean water services in rural areas. Drawing on field-based findings from the mengalir.co platform in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). The event aims to strengthen the use of evidence-based data for policymaking, encourage collaborative governance, and generate actionable recommendations to improve the effectiveness, transparency, and sustainability of clean water programs through cross-sector partnership and community engagement.

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